Would the weight of perfumes, body sprays, and lotions be supported by these baskets?
1243648
Yeah it can support a lot of weight. I have a lot of cleaning supplies on mine, including a very heavy 50 load container of laundry detergent
1243649
Absolutely. I have craft paints and similar sized items in mine and they work great. It is a very sturdy unit.
1243650
Yes, I use mine in the pantry, even with canned goods it's sturdy and holds the weight.
1243651
Nope!! The top shelf of mine has wash cloths, the second shelf has my hair crushes, straightener, curling want and hair dryer (they're stacked on top of each other), my third shelf is crammed full of hair sprays, hair lotions, purfumes, body lotion, styling mouse and etc, then my final shelf has all my make up. It works perfectly!! :)_
1243652
I have mine loaded up in my utility room with all my dog stuff.. shampoos, sprays, leashes, treats, dog bones, etc. It seems pretty sturdy to me!
1243653
It would as long as you don't try and over load it. All my sons lotions, bath supplies, soaps, diapers, ect sit on it without problems.
1243654
Yes, it would support those. It's a cheaply made product, so buy with caution.
1917169
absolutely. My daughter uses it with two baskets one with toiletries and other with drier, iron etc the other two spaces with towels. Its very sturdy eventhough its very lightweight. I would recomend at least plastic bins to storage small bottles etc because of the wire racks
969530
It could definitely hold those items as long as they are not really huge, they may not be easy to get to if they are pushed to the back of the basket though
1267293
I would guess it would be limited by how much you're willing to pedal around and how much you can fit in the basket. If the basket is installed correctly it is EXTREMELY sturdy and I would trust it with as much weight as I myself can handle. If you're thinking groceries or books I would think the basket would do fine, just balance the weight or you might find yourself overcompensating during a turn.
1457150
They are pretty sturdy and have nice handles. I use mine for storing paid receipts and my office supplies, and then put them inside a cabinet where their not seen. As for weight, yarn and other lightweight objects will work fine; the baskets are much bigger than they appear and are very nice. Hope this helps!!
1806049
I put mine in my bathroom. The top is loaded with liquid soap, shampoo, conditioner, lotions ect. The other shelves have towels, and baskets with make up, hair brushes. The cabinet holds all the weight with no problem. Don't know if it will hold heavy tools but for everyday household items I think it would be fine.
551572
I have many small plastic pots and saucers on the shelves. I would say it can bear quite a bit of weight, considering the pots are often wet.
812074
There is room on each shelf for about 2 large shampoo bottles. The shelves can probably handle a little more weight than that.
135071
Definitely not. They look good but they are not sturdy or supportive. I bought them to store a few sets of linens and the tops of the boxes cave in.
1909988
The shelves would definitely not hold 25 lbs. I have light items like cosmetics on mine (I have it in a bathroom). I love the shelf unit, but it isn't sturdy in that way.
152708
I did not weigh the baskets. However, it would be my guess that two baskets together will weigh about two to three pounds.
858696
I don't know the weight capacity, but I have 4 large bottles of laundry detergent/fabric softener on the top shelf and it could hold much heavier.
1729417
Hi. I only have an enormous-sized detergent bottle, so I can't tell you if a medium-sized bottle will fit, but I just put a 45.4 oz bottle of Clorox 2 comfortably in one of the baskets. Two of those bottles might be able to fit in the same basket, although I would no encourage you to weigh it down with too much weight. The baskets are not very strong. A 29 oz bottle of Purex Crystals also fits comfortably with the longwise dimensions of the bottle placed sideways into the basket, if that makes sense. Hope this helps!
1410824
I am not sure what you are considering placing on these shelves so it is difficult to assess your exact needs...if i knew your weight requirements then I could make a better assessment. I have only used them for shoes...but they are well constructed and sturdy. They feel like they could hold considerable weight without bowing or bending.
1999375
hmmm I have my shelves divided into two sets of two, each set of shelves is holding 4- 5 orchids in pottery type pots with colored glass beads and water for moisture.. I am pretty sure the manufacturer can and will give you an actual pound number (he is extremey helpful) the hanging material is metal cable and seems strong
373319
Yes, the bottom shelf has extra support and should handle that weight with not problem. The other shelves I would not put a lot of weight on them.
1501681
Wald does not list a weight limit on their website. However... It's probably more than you want to carry. I've discovered that the weak link for me isn't my baskets - it's my steel rack, which when the baskets are loaded, flexes quite a bit. But I've had these baskets loaded with canned goods, frozen meat, milk, oj and other heavy stuff, and they had no problems.In short, unless you're carrying uranium bars, these baskets will almost certainly handle the weight just fine.