I need heavy duty for about 50 people which do I need
1251936
Three people use this around the clock and it has yet to run out of ice. 50 people might be a stretch for this machine.
1904370
You may want to start with a basic set but with sufficient pieces to build different structures. For 2 of them, probably the 62 pc set may work.
345851
You want the Powerline SP50. Here's one link to it on amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Body-Solid-50-Pound-Extra-Weight/dp/B000LORPMG
1990382
Light to medium duty applications, you may need something heavy duty depending on the amount of work you have to do!
1913255
I would go with the 50. If they are on hardwood they may leave their mark so I would consider other options like Auralex Subdudes or Sonic Saucers.
1864525
Simple to assemble, but is very heavy....I used a hoist....a strong friend would work
2092177
I have the 50lb (each) classic set of powerblocks and it works just fine. Hope this helps.
636211
Yes it is appropriate, i would suggest doing it with more than one person. There is a lot of instructions and parts.
1811140
I would range the person capacity at least a good fifty could fit in. Six tables, with a capacity of eight people per table. So i rounded it to fifty.
1961876
either would work great. ? is how much weight do you want to carry or people? My understanding is 330 is best for two people max and my 370 carries two adults and one kid easily. hope that helps?
596495
Thick enough to hold at least 50 lbs. It is the same stuff that Hobby Lobby uses for custom framing. It was very easy to use.
558751
I think it will work and it is easy to grate 50. That is my guess. However I am a residential user. I have grated 4 at a time. It is only my personnel opinion.
1037690
you will need only one it is very capaley of handling your project with out any problem. this unit is very strong. marvin
1265103
There is an LT model. If you currently have 10 ply you may want to stick with that. Weight wise a 4 ply will work. If you pull or have a load often I would not suggest it.
2050755
It really depends on how much help you have. I would recommend at least 4 people to help you, as the legs are not attached by anything other than gravity, so having people to assist when lifting will make your life a lot easier. Realistically, for the first time setting this up, I would give yourself an hour to figure out all the pieces and how they go together. After that I would say probably half that time.
894281
I would say you do need more than one person. We set it up with just my husband and me and it worked well but four people makes it a breeze.
1010990
No two persons needed. Four is better. We use ours for trade shows and the beach almost every weekend. Product has been great so far. E-Z up tents are lighter weight. One person can put up but two or four are best.