What is the mesh opening size? What is the Length and Width? How much weight will it support?
781991
It is about 3"to 4" it is about 7'' to 8'. It advertises up to 275 lbs. I weight 220 and the only inconvenience I find is that if you do not hang it high enough and tight, you'll find with your behind in the ground!
2074889
I don't know exactly how much weight this will support, as it is more about stability than holding weight. It is very sturdy and easy to fold. It is light weight and moves easily. I might suggest that you get the wheels for the front legs as it makes it easier to move without having to lift it each step.
1775997
The base is probably only around 1 1/2" wide. Very study though. We used it as a totem pole for a festival and it hoisted a heavy set stuffed animal. At least 2-3 lbs. never once had a problem with collapsing or bending majorly
1534566
not too sure about a lot of weight...it's made to sit and stay open...has a clasp so you can collapse it to a smaller version...wish I could help more
1056478
I can not give you a weight. however, I used it for app. I had a dip in the center. I than surrouned it with several different items. it was full and it was able to revolve/ works perfectly for me
1681777
I find it wide enough to hold a wheeled cooler, but not too wide to stick out too far or drag on the ground when going over bumps. It is cast aluminum, I believe, as opposed to steel. Yes it's sturdy, and it says it holds 200 pounds. I wouldn't want to test that by having a large man sit on it, but that is plenty of capacity for my hauling needs. I prefer the lighter weight for ease in getting it on and off by myself. Note: The rack does not come with a hitch pin. I also got a net that makes tie down quick and secure.
1426764
less than 5 pounds, it is very light and very strong. I have had over 45 pounds of stuff in it on a regular basis. fits two Pugs also
53797
Probably about 4 inches, though it is squishy so you can mold it to support whatever you need
1531559
Not sure how much in measurement it expands but it's like an accordion that opens and sits flat on the bottom. Doesn't fall over!!
1083679
Reginald, this will support anything 15 lbs or less. The cross bar extends 12 feet across. you may want to contact Savage company about the weight. We appreciate your inquiry.Regards,Alex G
1960046
I think this will work well for you. It is made with plywood and supports up to 200 lbs. Also bigger than the one make by Kurgo which I had before getting this one.
950113
Its about 6.5" long & the opening is roughly 3.5" wide by 4" high, but remember it narrows at the opposite end. Also the bottom has a zipper that lets it expand downwards by about another 1/8" or so.
407279
If you are going to offer an answer to this question or other ones related to the size of the object it will hold, BE SPECIFIC. Measurements DO matter to those who are looking for specific requirements. Thank you!
650854
The base is about 7.5" in length and 3" width. In that 3" of width, it has 3 elongated holes evenly space within the 3" width. With it compressed all the way, I would say approximately 3" thick. Support bars are about 2" and they overlap each other once closed. I would estimate it to be around 3 to 4".
535414
24" wide x 18" length x 20" height. It will support all standard sized bicycles with no issues.
2236084
Width is 12 inches - very sturdy - have had many large guys and no problems
1132919
I have 2 hinges supporting a 48 x 40 inches of 3/4inch thick plywood, don't know how much it weighs but its not light. It handles if fine, very sturdy.