how thick of a sign/ board can this hold?
1276641
I use poster boards. You can fit hardboard poster board in this. It is between 1/4" to 1/2" of room.
1103174
It would be able to quite securely hold a 24" x 36" poster, assuming it had some rigidity to it. As far as tipping, I wouldn't say it's easily tipped as the base can spread fairly wide, but I wouldn't rely on it to hold anything precious. Hope that helps!
1118117
There are 2 seperate boards that u can put on top of each other or next to each other. Each one is 1 inch and 3/4 in thickness
1418303
it's only about 1/8" thick. If you did a couple layers it could work. My wife used it to cut into 1" strips to weave together to make a cork board and it was barely thick enough, so we wound up backing it with some foam core so the thumb tacks wouldn't go all the way through.
1120955
I use two 12" brackets to support 28" long board. The board is 16" wide and 28" long - I use it in my walk-in closet as a folding board for clothes.
1991433
The brackets seem to be very sturdy, but your shelf will only be as strong as the thickness of the board and whether you have secured the brackets into underlying studs or not.
2108854
It will do 15 board feet, so about 15sq ft at 1" thick. But, its a crap product, dont buy.
1805907
The press boards used in the construction of it is 5/8" thick. I suppose you could mount some fairly light weight doors onto it.
1506736
That would depend on the size boards under the pads; i.e. 2x4's vs 4x4's or 4x6" bunk boards. The pads themselves can support just about any weight you can put on them if supported properly.
1543784
. The board attached to the bottom would bend or break in the Width. The length might make it, but not the width.
339247
It will stiffen the posters, but this product is not ridgid. Your posters will still bend.
678629
No more than a few pounds.... The horizontal piece that holds up the display is narrow (an inch or less?) and it is has slotted holes for the mounting screws on the front legs. While this is a clever design, it has not been stable for my use (I have been holding up lightweight signs no more than 6-8oz). The screws afford to be "heavier" to provide a more stable/secure mounting. Suggestion: Check out the return policy before you order. Hope this helps.
2214062
I do not think it will hold something of that weight. I think this product is suited for paper bonding of various weights. I think eventually gravity might pull it down, if you use this tape.
119219
Not very securely. We have been using it for 3'x4' foam board posters, and I do wish I'd bought something a little heftier...they're alimium, and with that much surface area someone walking briskly past the board can blow it over...al least on a tabletop as we have been using.
817720
Not very strong. I use them to hold laminated paper signs to my board, I use at least 6-8 for a laminated half a piece of paper.
1755728
I used it on a 1"x10" board for a shelf in our daughters room to hold all of their stuffed animals. The bracket extends 8 inches from the wall and the wood overhangs by 2 inches in our situation. I could see this working for a 13" shelf, depending on how you used it. You would NOT want to load it heavy towards the outter edge with a 5"overlap...
2184243
No, not very much without the board tipping over. Also, the angle of the support in back doesn't allow the board to be less upright. So if you want it to be more horizontal, this won't work for you.