Would 4 of these feet support approximately 1500 pounds? I need these to level up a 125 gallon aquarium.
1267437
One foot will support 400 pounds according to the manufacturer. I was looking for the same thing on the product description and could not find it. http://www.hafele.com/us/external/catalog/pages09/1121.pdf
1267438
I don't see why not, You just have to make sure that the weight is transferred to the levelers via a custom stand. not your regular store bought stand.
2247780
I do not believe they would support the claimed weight that way. There is only a rolled metal lip holding the bearings in. Like one of the other reviewers said, they are cheap and might hold light work. I would not want to stand underneath to test it though.
764117
Yes, but you'd have to be careful to maintain the overall stability of the units. Don't go up too high, not too much weight.
1592710
Not sure about a weight limit but it has no problem supporting my 65 gallon tank.
2074238
They should hold them no problem. These stands are quite hefty. The speakers I have on them are 15 lbs, and they do not begin to affect them in any way.
1173699
I weigh about 170 lbs and have stood on mine a few times climbing up to the drop down bed in my toy hauler. I have them mounted on a table that I made that's attached to the wall with a removable hinge and the table is supported with 4 of these. SO... I'd feel good about saying that they will support at a minimum of 50 lbs each. Just MY opinion and NOT an official recommendation by any means.
1224733
The weight is fine, I'd just be careful that the base dimension of the speaker not be bigger than the platform. That said, these are very heavy-duty stands.
180050
Yes they will support the heavy stuff. I use one in the base of a shower and it is perfect in that application. It is a little rough on the bare feet but it works.
482403
When I stacked 3 high (in the center of my counter with no support on any side) the tower felt a bit tippy. The bottom one was flexing a bit and the top of the tower was swaying more than I'd like. It seemed to bear the weight well, though. I don't know if I'd go 4 high unless the containers had support on 2 opposite sides to stop the bottom container from bulging out from all of the weight. I decided to stack my 4 AquaPaks in two stacks of two.
599311
I believe you would have to stack them. As far as load capacity you should be good.
2122792
I don't have the box because I sent mine back so I don't know if they can support the weight. They are some kind of sturdy plastic so they would hold up to any dampness well. Keep in mind that the units would be heavier when full and the washer can vibrate occasionally. If the feet of the lower unit fit in the recessed portion of these they should not skoot off but if they don't drop into the recessed area the skooting is something to think about.
37348
I don't think they would and stay that way reliably, no, due to the little ring/handle on the top in the center. They are sturdy enough, but I cannot see how they would stay upright if turned upside down and a weight placed on them...unless there were some kind of support added. And I can't imagine what type of support that would entail. What other purpose did you have in mind for them?
2242970
There are adjustable feet on the bottom that serve as levelers. I don't think you could put casters on these.
1448317
yes, its very sturdy. I have a 29 gallon aquarium which is about three times the weight of your two 5 gallon aquariums. The top is 2" thick hardwood lumber. It should be more than sturdy enough for your use.
2122793
The manufacturer shows a maximum capacity of 600 lbs per leg, so I don't see why not!!! The raisers attach firmly into each other, so you should have no worries about them separating with 150 lbs +/- on each 2" 'stack'.
1896660
Not sure what the official limit is, but I'd bet it would support the tank just fine. It's quite sturdy.
1875425
Capacity Is 1.5 gal eachBut I wouldn't put that much in eachNot sure if base will support so much weight