does it have a weight limit, even if it is screwed in? Say better for foil and wax paper than cans and pasta?
1257548
I would not put any heavy items in it. The heaviest thing we have in our is a full vitamin bottle. I have seen upper kitchen cupboards in homes coming down because of canned goods stored in them. It would cause stress fractures over time. Better for the foil and plastic wraps. But we do like ours.
1257549
I am like Nancy in that I have used it to store rolls of ribbon. Not very heavy.
1257550
I used this for ribbon bolts. Not a lot of weight, so I can't really answer the question. I probably won't put too much weight, like grocery cans in it. There are wire ones for that type of thing.
1257551
Currently I don't have the origanizer screwed into the door it is just hanging from the top brackets. I have put 28 days of nutrisystem products on it. They are mostly dry boxed items. I have had not trouble with it coming apart. I don't know if I would put heavy cans on it. But it would be good for cerial, wax paper, pasta. Hope this helps.
2064285
as long as the diameter of the paper roll is large enough for the pole to fit through. also, it can't be too heavy.
982004
I have at least 20 lbs of cans stacked on my turntable. It turns easily. I do not know how much weight it can hold. I looked at the label that came with the turntable but it does not specify an amount of weight it can hold. The turntable is made of plastic.
263677
Not sure about the weight limit, but I would NOT recommend using this indoors. In my small apartment, I would plug it in inside and put the grill out on the fire escape, which worked perfectly.
544566
We used it for a CHEESE CAKE and it worked out fine. We gave it to the bride & groom so I don't have it here to weigh it but it is "ceramic" it is heavier than plastic. Hope this is helpful.
388706
I haven't tried putting canned goods on it, but in my opinion, I don't think it would handle the weight of a number of cans and still revolve smoothly.
409056
I don't know about weight limit. The material is very thin. I bought them for shopping clothes in places where it cost 5 cents per shopping bag. It's good for beach towel, change of clothes and maybe one pocket book or e-reader like iPad or Kindle, sunscreen. I hope you get idea that it's not sturdy for books.
1487722
As long as the back of the plate is large enough to fit the full adhesive pad, what the hanger will hold all depends on the weight of the plate/platter. Thus 5.5in one is rated for up to 6lbs or so (for reference you can visit: http://www.allplatehangers.com/Plate-Hangers). There are instructions that come with the hangers & I've always followed exactly what they say & have had great success with various sized objects (even used it on back of canvas paintings). I've had no mishaps & no complaints! :)
654744
I didn't notice if it has a weight limit or not, but my oldest son who is 80 pounds has used it and there have been no problems.
1279392
Although rated for 58 lbs paper(per the manual), I have fed through 65 lbs paper with no issues. Ironically, it does give you a choice for even heavier stock in the Print dialogue window for paper options. The only issue with heavier stock is that if you fill up the paper tray to the rim, it jams often. You can solve this issue by not going over the 70% capacity in the paper tray.
423474
The ramp weighs about 10 lbs. not sure if it floats but it is plastic and IThink it would. It does not lock unless leaning against something. If youWant this for a float, two noodles ( one on both sides)should do the Trick of floating it and locking it in a straight position
1108836
I would think so. There is a weight limit, if you can somehow figure out how much the papers weigh it would help.
2039946
I'm not sure of the weight limit. We bought this item a few years back. I will tell you we have candles and a steel model car on the top and a USCG miniature boat on the other... probably about 5 lb. all together. It's very sturdy ,so I'm sure it will hold more if needed. The biggest factor would be how well it's mounted, and whether it's on panel or sheet rock (if I remember, it comes with screws and expanders for sheet rock) Hope that helps in your decision. I've been happy with this item.
399872
I don't see a limit written down anywhere. If used properly, the weight is directly over the castors and it should hold a reasonable amount. I have no trouble with 35 pounds. Even a little weight in the center causes it to flex, and I would avoid putting anything there.
275468
I am not sure if it will hold the heavy duty 500ft roll of aluminum foil, I doubt it though as the roll holder is 2 1/2 inches deep. It will hold a 200 ft roll and the plastic wrap will hold one size up from the 300 ft wrap. I know most Americans buy the "jumbo" sizes now, but it isn't that much more to get a slightly smaller size and buy a multi-pak instead. This is what I have done and I am very pleased as the convenience of the roll holder out weighs the down sizing of my rolls.
797495
We have had about 55-60 lbs in it (two grandsons) and no problems; don't recall seeing a weight limit in packaging papers...but did get it a while ago.
308515
Hello I do not see a weight limit. Please contact the company: www.smc-innovations.com or www.backmagicworks.com.