each basket can hold approximately how many lbs of onions or potatoes?
1269348
My potato bin is on the bottom, but it holds great. I only keep a maximum of 5 lbs because I only prepare dinners for two people. I highly recommend!
1269349
Each basket can hold about 8-10 pounds of onions, potatoes, etc. But if two are stacked, no more than 8 pounds will fit in the baskets not on top. The top can be stacked with veggies to a higher level. The baskets are also sturdy enough to handle that much produce.
1269350
I have put 10 lbs. of potatoes in one bin (with a few potatoes left over from before) which fits nicely and probably 5lbs. of onions in the other one and that would hold quite a bit more.
80912
I have some stainless steel pots on mine. I would say maybe 10 to 15 lbs each. That's just a guess.
1747238
The bags are 12" wide and 16" long. I've used them to store onions and potatoes and they are sturdy and hold quite a bit.
1625008
I would guess weight capacity and space for about 10 lb. I have 5# potatoes, 2#onions, and 2-3# sweet potatoes.
2045960
I do not know the exact demensions but The larger basket will hold a 10lb sack of potatoes, and they are smaller from there with the smallest being a basket i use for cat food cans and it will hold about 20. Hope this helps. They are sturdy, and really nice for my pantry
1512671
definitely. I can easily fit 2 large slices of bread, so potatoes shouldn't be a problem.
1625010
Mine are doing great, i bought 2. Right now i have about a 5# bag of potatoes in the bottom, 3-4 #s of onions in the middle and then about 2#s of garlic in the top and its doing awesome. The other one has about the same weight in fruits.
249327
I believe the weight limit might be somewhere around 200 lbs. I weigh 150 and have been known to place about 50+ pounds of groceries in the basket in back. I have also hauled a very heavy trombone and case and heavy boxes of books in the basket so I think the 200 to 225 pounds is a good estimate. Heavier items make it a little harder to pedal, however I have arthritis in my feet and hands and have 20 inch wheels because I am only 5'2" and no speeds on my bike.
2202504
I'm not sure of the measurements, but the bottom basket can hold up to 8 small apples and the top tier holds up to 4 or more. We have this and a matching banana basket that we love.
2140025
Looks like it. But it's a large basket and quite heavy duty. I can easily fit three 5# sacks of potatoes inside. They're actually bigger than I needed but I'm making good use of them.
1289120
The pot is 4 qts. I think the basket holds about 3 or 4 cups of vegs. I am single and I just love it. Sometimes I steam up a whole medley of veggies. It has good weight and cleans up beautifully.
376342
Absolutely zero problems hauling upward of twenty-five pounds per basket - but get the strangest rack you can find - my first rack (a cheapie with only one stay per side) was utterly inadequate. Check the weight ratings on your rack - I routinely exceed fifty pounds of groceries with these baskets, so your rack needs to be rated at least that high if you plan on really loading them. The baskets, as far as I can tell will handle anything you can stuff into them, unless you're into recycling lead ingots.
1574965
The container is 10 inches long, 4 inches wide, and 3 1/4 inches deep. Estimating I would say about 5-6 large onions. I mostly use it for cheese and it can hold an entire block of cheese shredded.
378791
Would be large enough for a side dish - like potatoes or broccoli - but not big enough for two people for a main dish.
1599931
I used twelve 40 pound bags of soil for each bed. They could have held a little more if I remember correctly (I first filled them last year), but that was certainly sufficient for a successful vegetable garden.
1996694
I use it for bread--and it holds 4 medium size loaves of Rye bread. I have not tried storing onions or potatoes in it but it won't hold but 1 of either one.
2164230
I have no doubt it could hold the weight. The real issue would be the bulkiness of the potatoes; there isn't a huge amount of space.