Strong enough to safely support guinea pig cage weight? I need a table to use for my guinea pigs cage which doesn't come with a stand. It says it can hold 300lbs but most reviews say there's no way it can. The cage with the guinea pigs and all of there needs will probably weigh 30lbs. Do you think this table will be able to hold them? Strong enough to safely support guinea pig cage weight? I need a table to use for my guinea pigs cage which doesn't come with a stand. It says it can hold 300lbs but most reviews... » Read More Strong enough to safely support guinea pig cage weight? I need a table to use for my guinea pigs cage which doesn't come with a stand. It says it can hold 300lbs but most reviews say there's no way it can. The cage with the guinea pigs and all of there needs will probably weigh 30lbs. Do you think this table will be able to hold them? « Show Less
806697
That amount of weight should be no problem. I would say i could probably sit on the table (nervously). Anything under 100 lbs should be fine, especially if the weight is distributed evenly, such as by the cage.
806698
Yes very much so. I use it to make sweet bread on. I roll the dough and other things on it.
806699
No, I wouldn't chance it. The legs are metal, but the top is some kind of cardboard. It would get ruined quickly in that scenario.
806700
Absolutely. I have about 100 pounds of recording gear on mine and it is very steady. There is no wobble nor sag - the table would be great for a cage of guinea pigs!
806701
Yes it will definitely hold 30lbs! It really is a sturdy table and easy to carry!
806702
This table can definitely hold 30 pounds. I use it to put my portable propane gas barbeque grill at a comfortable height and it weighs about 20 pounds. Then I put the portable cooler and the cooler bag with various items on the table as well. I do balance the items and I don't put everything in the center. Perhaps it would still hold things well but it doesn't make sense to put all the weight in the center anyway. Hope this helps.
806703
I wouldn't chance it. I'm not sure if I had a defective table but I didn't feel comfortable enough to have them send me another one. I was using it to put DJ equipment on and I believe the case I had on it was only 20lbs and it collapsed twice
806704
Yes, I used this at our campsite to hold a portable grill and felt it was completely sturdy enough to hold the grill and the hot coals or I wouldn't have used it.
429910
Hello, No, Definitely Not! Even though these are very well made tables, the top is made out of a very thin material. They are not made to hold lots of weight. Its not cardboard but it's not pressed/particle board either. Let me look on the box. It doesn't say, it just says that the frame is very sturdy aluminum. It will sag if you put say a 20 lb. object on it. Hope this helps.
150317
It really is rather large - I doubt that it would even fit in their cage. My Guinea Pigs are all full grown and when one of them curls up, it takes up the entire bed. They all weigh around 2# and a Dwarf Hamster fits in the palm of your hand. It wouldn't give them the comfort they're looking for.
777357
I can't give an exact answer I'm afraid.. But it seems very sturdy and I'd imagine it could support up to 300 lbs. I will say that the pegs for your legs are rather small so if your legs are particularly large it may be uncomfortable.
2120881
That'd be a lot of weight for this table. It would probably hold 80#, but I'd look for something stronger, like a metal cart.
2234168
With two guinea pigs you need a large cage for their own safety and health. And I wouldn't recommend a cage with this kind of height because they may fall and hurt themselves. You can buy two small cages specific for guinea pigs (~30 inch by ~15) and separate them, and the smaller sizes will be easier to clean. But two guinea pigs need a space of at least 10 square feet if kept together
94353
Do you mean maximum weight of a person on the unit? If so, I don't know the official answer. You'd have to get that information from the manufacturer. The unit is very study and stable. I weigh 195, and from a engineering standpoint I have no doubt the unit would handle a 300 pound person. A bigger question is this: Should a very heavy person be using an inversion table? That's a question for the individual's doctor.
1529476
Look for table that meets your weight, they always list how much it can carry. Look at the details of the table. I personally do not know the exact answer to your question.Good luckRasik
545349
No problem holding this weight dog, we have a Cocker Spaniel! This table is extremely well made, and sturdy.
2163121
I would say yes I use it for my cocker spaniels they weigh 24 and 26 pounds. Table is very sturdy.
906225
no it wont be any good. not even good for 1 guinea pig, super tiny. if you have a c&c; cage you better off using those grids to make a play pen. if you dont have c&c; cage you can always buy some mesh storage cubes that has 9 holes and make your own play pen with it.BB&B; has the cheapest storage cubes, amazon sellers price has gone up 200%
249714
I have those and they look ok strong. But I did not put close to 300 lbs on it... maybe 100-150 max so far, and it handled ok. So, good luck.
1194722
At my heaviest I'm 240lbs and it supports me great. I believe that they state the weight limit is 300lbs, I would feel confident that it would support 300lbs.
290889
The table is excellent for eating on, as that's probably what it was designed for (I've been using it mainly for working on my laptop). As to how much weight it supports, I have no way of measuring that. The table is attached to the post by a large flat metal support that extends almost half the length of the underside of the table. The weakest point must be where 6 screws attach this piece of metal to the table, which is probably made of some kind of pressboard. I suppose if someone sat on it, the table would eventually separate from the metal support. But barring flagrant abuse, I don't expect that the table will fail during my lifetime. The table is excellent for eating on, as that's probably what it was designed for (I've been using it mainly for working on my laptop). As to how much weight it supports, I have no way of measuring that. The table is attached to the post by a large flat metal support that extends almost half the length of the underside of the table. The weakest point must be where 6 screws attach this piece of metal to the table, which is probably made of some kind of pressboard. I suppose if someone sat on it, the table would eventually separate from the metal support. But barring flagrant abuse, I don't... » Read More The table is excellent for eating on, as that's probably what it was designed for (I've been using it mainly for working on my laptop). As to how much weight it supports, I have no way of measuring that. The table is attached to the post by a large flat metal support that extends almost half the length of the underside of the table. The weakest point must be where 6 screws attach this piece of metal to the table, which is probably made of some kind of pressboard. I suppose if someone sat on it, the table would eventually separate from the metal support. But barring flagrant abuse, I don't expect that the table will fail during my lifetime. « Show Less
556005
I have put over 300 pounds on this bike with no problem, I weigh 250 my grandson in the basket 45 pounds and a dog that weighs over 15 pounds, I hope this helps and also it could hold a lot more weight than this if it needed to.
1836844
I have not tested this myself, but the manufacturer's website reads that this table can support up to 1500lbs (680.38kg) if evenly distributed. Source: http://www.buylifetime.com/products/blt/pid-25011.aspx
1870672
Hi Pamela, I put the table on a scale and it read "30.0" lbs. I use the bend of one set of legs to carry it (like a handle). My wife and I love this table. I dont think I can find a negative comment about it. If it was much lighter it would be unstable. Hope this helps. Jeff
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Thanks all, I'm sure 250lbs would be fine, but figured a higher weight capacity would be stronger & last longer. BTW contacted the manufacturer who advised Amazon was right it's 300lbs.