I will be using these grids for displays in my craft booth. Can anyone tell me the weight per panel? Or all three? Thank you!
1599345
I have never weighed them. They are each heavy enough that I carry them one at a time. I use them for craft shows, too. Wouldn't be without them.
622103
3 pieces. I would say average 58 lbs per piece. I just bough the three pieces together from amazon. Two towers and the middle piece. 3x58 is 178 lbs. The pieces were pretty heavy for me.
2074239
My speakers are 7"x8" footprint and 10" high. Not sure how much they weigh but probably closer to 10-12 lbs each. I thought the stands were ideal for these speakers. Stands are fairly sturdy. At least for my speaker size, I recommend them highly.
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No not real heavy. I have them on hangers and they have not blown off even in high winds we got the other day. They would be perfect for a table though. I think they would look really nice. Maybe put a bead of clear caulk on the bottom and they would not go anywhere? They would look really nice on a table and would put off ideal light.
255371
The tables are probably about 3 pounds each not too heavy not too light. I LOVE these tables!
2253028
I order this lamp and the weight of the three boxes is only 70 pounds, can any one confirm me if this number is ok?
1429544
I don't know a pounds rating, but it's strong-made for those heavy old CRT monitors. I wouldn't be afraid to put a substantial printer on it.
1052464
i would say no more than 65lbs. i have them holding up 640w 15" behringer cabs. not as strong as the heavy stands but strong enough. i would trade the lighter stands for the stronger ones any day. less weight to carry around.
937023
they are pretty small and light. so 7.6lbs sounds right. we used them in our trade show booth and they worked great since we wanted to use little space. but they are small so I would make sure that the dimensions work for you so you are not disappointed.
1358977
The panels are framed in "solid wood" (more of a composite) with thin (~1/10") hardboard surfaces. I could see this clearly on one unit that came damaged (punched through in the packaging; promptly replaced by the vendor, btw). The manufacturer doesn't claim they'll support a lot of weight, and they won't-especially the double-span versions like 329206. They'll bow in the middle, at least, like one of my units did, loaded with just a CD collection (in plastic trays) on it (total ~15 lb?). This is why, when I used two double-wides joined together as a base for my 75-lb plasma HDTV, I used a 3/4" plywood panel across the top of them as the actual loadbearing surface. The cubes' panels' strength is pretty much all in their perimeter framing, not the square flat surfaces. For a drawer unit storing bottles, I reinforced its bottom with a cut-to-fit square of thin Masonite, so concerned was I that a full bottle might punch through. Also, the surfaces are covered in a minimal woodgrain-printed paper-based sheet, so that won't stand much abuse beyond wiping with a soft damp cloth occasionally. One of my panels was marred when I wasn't super careful removing its temporary-adhesive part-number label! I've thus been extremely careful with these units' surfaces since that day-e.g., I use felt pads under the plastic CD trays. As furniture, these storage units are intelligently designed and respectably manufactured, but their very reasonable pricing is reflected in their materials' durability. They are MINIMALLY engineered; these vendors aren't giving anything away. The customer just has to be extra respectful of their limitations when putting them to use ... as I have. Can't beat the price.
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Don't know the exact weight but you should be alright in my opinion. They are very small shelfs so you biggest problem will be fitting them on there. Again I do NOT know the exact weight limit.
1599586
wOW, THAT'S A GREAT PRICE! ($18.65) I paid like $30 bux a piece. And, to answer your question... Depending on your project, get more rather than less... They are a lot smaller than I realized they would be.And at that price; you should totally get more!
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According to the Amazon page, "Individual Panel: 42.5" x 1.5" x 16", 11 lbs". Hope this helps.
1676077
I agree with cjs here. These will hold my 18x24" foam boards and are stable if you don't touch the foam boards. Really for displaying only.
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There are a few extra bars that go across the top. I would estimate that they would hold about 40 lbs a piece (there's 2 that came with mine). It's enough to hold two lights without the ballasts (they should be outside the tent to reduce heat anyway).
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I'm not sure on the exact weight but they seem to be pretty sturdy to me. I actually mounted mine to a painted piece of board which I then screwed into the wall studs. It is pretty snug.
79713
I dont know exactly but I am using them as supports for a table top and sewing supplies. not fully loaded yet but I am guessing they could hold easily 100 lbs each and probably 150 each. they are particle board so I don't expect them to be exceptionally sturdy. they are nice for the price