How sturdy is the mesh? I worry it would rip. Things we would likely put in it are some quad chairs (not the plastic fold in half ones), a cooler an
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The mesh is pretty much your standard mesh. We used it once and had it stuffed pretty full. We didn't have any problems.
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To tell the truth, I returned this one and purchased the one that has the umbrella holder. I never got the chance to use the new one, since I had no time to go to the beach. All I can say is that this one did not seem sturdy enough to me. Sorry I can not provide more information.
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The mesh is pretty sturdy. As with anything, you need to use common sense when loading it to make sure that your items don't puncture the mesh. We are very pleased with our purchase.
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We have had no issues with tears or other malfunctions. We use it for all trips to the beach, hauling groceries, cases of soda, bags of cat litter, trash...you name it. It has the ease of pushing a baby stroller, is lightweight and folds up in a snap. Highly recommend it.
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We are storing gloves,hats mittens all kinds of winter stuff. Its pretty sturdy on the bottom. Backpacks should be fine. Hopefully this helps you.
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If you plan on only using it once possibly. It started leaning shortly after after purchase holding children's clothes. I would invest in an all metal piece (plastic broke/bent) that you would be able to use in the future.
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I believe it would hold up as long as it is not punctured! We used this for our sofa and bed both for the four months my husband and I were in Florida. It was in our apartment, but was tough. After we added air two or three times it did not go down often at all. We will take it back this year again, the chairs are great as well. The sofa was a little big for me so I used another we bought for my height. Good item. Thanks for asking, Suzanne
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They should be fine. I bet even if you left the seat where it was two could sit on it and two could sit in the foot space. I have carried coolers with ease in this fashion
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Its really sturdy. I dont keep anything crazy on it, but i am a messy mid twenty year old man, and it can handle my various gaming consoles, my laptop, lamp, and other electronics. I even stood on it once to put up a poster. As long as you keep it in good shape it should be fine. It is particle board though, so you wanna keep it in a dry environment to keep it structurally sound. And make sure you clean up any spilled liquids (i have a small bubble from the condensation on a glass; now I use a coaster)
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I wouldn't recommend it. The bottom collapses too easily and I end up juggling it a lot as its not sturdy enough. Spen your money elsewhere ! :)
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While I'm not looking to weight it till it bends, it's surprisingly robust. I have a sleeping bag on mine. I'd say it could handle any cloth based material. The metal is pretty thick. It's at least 2-3x stronger than I expected. Very impressed.
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It will be extra material but you could easy cut it down or just fold in half and double it up. It's really nice. I don't use anything underneath it and a few people commented how nice it was. I used the metal clips to hold it down. And keep it rolled like it comes when storing.
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The mesh is very durable. I've had mine for some time and no tears in it. There is some stress put on the mesh since there is no solid (hard) bottom but that doesn't seem to effect it. I have yet to have the metal come through the covering. I use mine all the time. Especially when we travel. It fits perfectly in the bottom of the suitcase.
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It's sturdy but I would not trust it if it's going to have water hitting it unless u r storing thing that can get wet. Hope this helps.
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That would be a tight fit. A seven year old could sit in it, not stand or lie down. I wanted to add that the mesh on the sides is also ripping with just my three year old playing it
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If it is clothing or something soft, it would work very well. Heavy, sharp items might be a problem. It is sturdy and light. I keep it outside and use it for recycling plastics easily. Good luck on your trip.
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It's probably sturdy enough, but it is kind of bulky. Check the dimensions before you make your decision.
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Yes. It's a very flexible mesh. I'd guess you could stuff it into a quart-size zip bag, but I haven't tried it. It can handle any folding you do; just don't cut or rip it, or let the cat tear at it.
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Most definitely not. I don't even think it's big enough to hold 4 lawn chairs but it is definitely not sturdy enough. It's a flimsy thing that I regret wasting money on!
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I would not put over 200 pounds on top of it. I would not pack it with books or things that heavy. My best guess is that it was designed for blankets and such. There should be no problem being stuffed with that.