Does anyone know the weight rating ? I need to hold 10 lbs. secure.
818733
The function of one snap will vary with the angle. Easy to unsnap with a side lifting motion a stright pull or a flat shearing pull will hold much additional. I doubt if one snap will hold ten pounds in all situations. Never researched it but would figure that SOMEWHERE there is an obscure chart with the load ratings. I have used this size for years for sail covers, window/rain flaps for boat enclosures and tops with no obvious failures of the snaps. Proper installation & spacing will insure best results.
618288
I'm not 100% sure. I never weight it. But picking it up I know it's no more than 10 lbs.
1210804
Don't quote me on this, but if it's secure in the ground and not loose or in clay, (we have clay) it could probably hold 10lb or so!
1842029
The only rating specs I know are those in the product description. I've loaded the unit to probably 1000 lbs and the rope held. The biggest problem was how much the rope stretched - at least 50 percent.
1682792
i would say definitely less than 10lbs - its sturdy, but easy to maneuver. I was very happy with this purchase
293797
believe rated at 1500lbs, but very strong and secure so no problem even with a load on the trailer
1137556
under 10lbs, maybe even under 5lb? It didn't seem that heavy to me. I don't remember exactly. Hope that helps.
112052
I am not sure what it is rated to hold. The most I have put on is 275 lbs. I had the arms raised to a squat height. It's a nice piece of equipment for the price but don't expect gym quality. Any weight over 225 and racking the bar can become tricky as the base is very light and the whole rack tends to tilt or even slide. At times I have put 45 lb dumbbells over the base legs to give it more stability.
523313
My dog weighs 10 lbs and I would say that it would only remain sturdy to 15 lbs. I wouldn't try any heavier.
170542
Twenty four pounds is probably more than this mount can reasonably handle - my guess. It may hold it up but I'd expect it to sag. This unit appears to be designed for loads of maybe 10lbs or less for good performance.
2048416
It was designed to hold knives. In a pinch, it can hold small ferrous metal stuff, but I'm sure not 10 lbs of anything. My eight knives weigh less than 2.5 lbs. Get an industrial magnet at a hardware store for your use.
1773116
I just picked ours up and I'd guess it weighs about 10 pounds. It's pretty easy to lift, but I wouldn't want to store it where I had to lift it over my head.
128988
It's rated for about 20lbs. You can find the exact rating in its manual, which you should be able to find as a PDF if you google it.I'd anticipate it being able to hold considerably more than 20lbs.
489232
This magnet is capable to hold max 10 pound of weight. I used this for my shotgun.
859970
I have a friend who weighs 275 and it held him. It was a little shaky but it held up with no signs of damage. I weigh 200 and it is no problem, solid as a rock.
1472505
No it's not 10 pounds! It probably weighs 2 or 3 at most! You should be fine!
223287
I don't think I would put ten pounds. It would probably start to sag after a while. I hope this helps.