I guess what I was thinking was for physically challanged adults, if one was say 220 and the other was 200 I didnt want it to break! THANKS!
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Thank you for your email. Per the description this seesaw holds 75lbs per seat for a total of 150lbs. If yiu have any further questions please feel free to contact me anytime.
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My best friend used it and she is 260. No problems. I love it and how wide it is.
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The wholesaler or retailer vending this merchandise through Amazon should be able to answer your question as there is usually a connection to these people available on the product page. I bounce up and down from 240 to 250 and have no problems (yet).
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30 is weaker than 40.I should have looked in here first; I would have seen it was answered already! ;-p
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I doubt 400lbs, maybe 350lbs and less. Would be safer to say 200lbs or less. It not just the weight, it would be the shifting of weight back and forth that would break it.
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I weigh 220 (all right, 225) and if I used it regularly I think it would break as it's a little flimsy. Worked fine for my mom (150).
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I weight 170lb and have no problem. I think that even up to 200 may be ok. May need to tighten up the slack though.
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I can't give you an exact answer, it can certainly handle two, regular weight adults.
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I'm 200 and its held up fine. It is wobbly though. I'd recommend something more commercial to be honest.
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I think 250 with no problem. I am 235 and it is an ease. This is pretty good construction, especially for the money.
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220 should be just fine. The tabbed design depicted in the image is very sturdy. I would guess up to 300+ lbs but without knowing actual specifications I can only stand behind up to 220 lbs, and that is still just a guess. I'm 170 and just tested it holding a 35 lb kettle bell. It is solid.
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mine is 120, I have used this so many times since I purchased it. Probably one of my top purchases ever, it is just so handy for so many different things.
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Not sure what its rated for, but I'm 200-210 and no problems...been using these for years, one at work, one at home.
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I am under 120 and use it regularly but I have a son who is 210 who uses it occasionally and I have had a friend who is near 300 who used it a few times. It seems to be able to hold the weight fine while assisting with p/ups.
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Yes, I would not go above that. In fact I would stay below it. I'm 230 lbs and feel quite secure but I think if I were well over 300 I might get nervous. That said I have owned and used this table for over a year with 0 problems or complaints. I use it personally (every week) as opposed to professionally (every day).
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That's a tough question. I'm 170 and can ride it, but it's on the smaller side because it was designed for a kid so I'd say you're probably better off looking for an adult board.
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Hmm. Good question. I weigh 178 so no problems and my friend who is 200 uses it all the time. My very rough guess is that if you weighed north of 230 I'd try one first.