How much weight can each shelf hold?
1264304
I use mine in the garage for extra space for groceries. I have not had any problems. They are very strong.
1264305
Hi Jerusha-- I'm afraid I can't give you a number because I have no idea. I will tell you that I have the four shelves pretty heavily loaded with Christmas decoration boxes (lots of ceramic houses). They are heavy and the shelf stands tall. No signs of stress. So, I guess I would simply say you can load it pretty heavily without worry.
1264306
I have five full paint cans on mine and it seems to be able to comfortably handle the load. The cans have been there for six months and it is bowing a little bit now, but only about a half an inch or so. Hope that helps! These shelves are great and could probably handle a couple hundred pounds if you needed it to.
1264307
We must have over 50 pounds per shelf. Not sure what they are rated for though. We do love them though.
1578857
They're really pretty sturdy, I don't think the weight would be an issue. You can check the dimensions of the shelves under product details to see if those will fit.
1452733
I figure it was about 35-45 lbs. Remember it can hold up to 350lbs per shelf!! Its worth the effort.
6652
They are sturdy but I don't know how much weight you could put on them. I have pictures and knickknacks which aren't that heavy. It is a nice shelf. I like it a lot.
1137539
I don't think there is a weight limit. This is a rugged hanger especially when anchored the correct way. The shelf can be used for storage.....I use it for my lids.
840380
Can't say for certain. I have light things on them. I would guess that the shelves, despite the light weight, could support smaller items that would add up to 50 pounds, I would not place one heavy item of that girth on any one shelf. The balance type design, that is the shelf stands on the flat ends of the four folding panels this discourages me more from adding too much weight more so than the potential of the shelves buckling. It works for me b/c I never intended to place heavier objects and it serves more as a divider that storage or display for large items. Hope this helps I know it is inconclusive but I don't want to go outside my experience range. Can't say for certain. I have light things on them. I would guess that the shelves, despite the light weight, could support smaller items that would add up to 50 pounds, I would not place one heavy item of that girth on any one shelf. The balance type design, that is the shelf stands on the flat ends of the four folding panels this discourages me more from adding too much weight more so than the potential of the shelves buckling. It works for me b/c I never intended to place heavier objects and it serves more as a divider that storage or display for large items. Hope this helps I know it is... » Read More Can't say for certain. I have light things on them. I would guess that the shelves, despite the light weight, could support smaller items that would add up to 50 pounds, I would not place one heavy item of that girth on any one shelf. The balance type design, that is the shelf stands on the flat ends of the four folding panels this discourages me more from adding too much weight more so than the potential of the shelves buckling. It works for me b/c I never intended to place heavier objects and it serves more as a divider that storage or display for large items. Hope this helps I know it is inconclusive but I don't want to go outside my experience range. « Show Less
1350474
I have this cabinet set and I don't think the shelves really have much of a weight limit. I'd say so go for it!
1457029
The lower two shelves could hold that. I wouldn't put more than 50lbs or so on these though, unless you anchor it to the wall somehow.
1761083
Not very much. Maybe about 15 at most. But the shelves tend to wobble a tiny bit, so you can't have too much on each. The bigger shelves at the bottom can hold heavier weight than the top ones.
209056
I agree with Darrell B. If they are mounted securely they would hold. It would also depend where the main point of the weight was placed and how long your shelf is. A normal shelf with a regular weight spread would cause no problems.
2028631
Manufacturer recommends no more than 25 lbs. per shelf. You will notice bowing if you exceed the recommendation. I have heavy books and kept them to each side on selves and placed decorative items on shelf in middle. Very attractive unit (although a real chore to assemble).
6650
I wouldn't be able to completely answer that question. The maximum weight i have exerted on one shelf is about 15 pounds which is books. I wouldn't try to put anything too heavy on it. My weight is distributed on the shelves.The shelves are wider as it gets to the bottom.
1244825
The shelves are supposed to support 350 lbs. of weight. The rack itself should support approx. 40 garments easily assuming they're not all winter coats. I hope this helps.
1620191
Hmmm... 50lbs of weight on one shelf... that may be pushing it? I'd say about 25-30lbs max on each shelf.... Sorry!
2102829
I used 2 of these brackets, screwed into studs, with a 36 inch long 1x8 for the shelf. As configured, the shelf supports a variety of laundry detergents and supplies which weigh, in all, about 10 pounds. I would not use it to support anything that weighed more than 20 pounds. The brackets are well worth the money I paid for them. I wish I could send you a photo, but I don't know how.
254591
As long as the shelf is not heavy they will hold 50 pounds look at the weight of the shelf and what you plan to put on it. I have a very heavy old picture and used two hooks for it and has held for years.
1992055
The shelves are double-strength glass supported in each corner. It depends how the weight is distributed, but I would guess 5 pounds in the center, 10 pounds if most of the weight is on the two sides. This is a guess.