How much weight can the hooks hold?
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Eduardo,Load Capacity is 1000lbsThanksPaul TaultonBodydesign Fitness Products
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Hi Eduardo, The Pro Power rack is rated by Body Solid to carry 800lbs and that includes the hooks, as well as the other components. If you need something a little sturdier, the SMR1000 rack has a rating of 1000lbs. Thanks, HFEfitness
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Hi Eduardo,The Pro Power rack is rated by Body Solid to carry 800lbs and that includes the hooks, as well as the other components. If you need something a little sturdier, the SMR1000 rack has a rating of 1000lbs.Thanks,HFEfitness
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I see no reason why they can't b used as long as good stainless steel screws are used. Each hook can hold 115 pounds. Just make sure you use heavy duty screws and close the open end of the hooks to ensure the swing doesn't pop off the hook.
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Farthest I've gone was 95. The hooks handled the weight fine. It's very awkward using them. If you're maxing at 125, I'd strap in some 80s to get used to the feel of them. The size of a 125 would offer very little room for error when you rack them. Haven't used them lately due to injury, they weren't the cause though. They have some negatives to them, but I still think they are useful. Also, the added grip thickness is something to think about as well. I do think they will handle the weight.
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The hooks together probably weight .20 of a lb at best - they are very, very light weight!
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According to the packaging, each hook will hold 55 lb. when screwed vertically into wood and 30 lb. when screwed vertically into sheetrock (on a toggle). There is no statement about capacity if mounted horizontally, which would be quite rare. I would imagine it to be quite low, as the load is then "shear" and not "tension". Hope this helps. :)
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These hooks would be much too small to cover a 2 inch rafter and much too weak to hold the weight...I would not hang anything over 5 to 7 pounds from one of the hooks. They are ideal for pots and light plants etc.
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I use these hooks to hang all my art of which I have a lot. The hooks are available in different sizes that correspond to the amount of pounds it will support (10, 20, 30, 50, & 100) Make sure you select the right hook that will support the weight of the piece of art. When in doubt, use the larger hook or two hooks 6 to 10 inches apart. If it is a really heavy piece such as a mirror then find a stud or use some kind of anchor bolts. The sales people at Home Depot can help you with that.
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We are using them in a public setting to protect rare and valuable wall hangings; weight has not been an issue. Sorry I can be more helpful.
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Absolutely! No problem at all and the hooks are very sturdy. A great find, and it's cheap!
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I would guess the most weight I've put on these hooks is 20#. The hooks are very strong...I'd worry more about the (pull of the weight on the) rafter than the strength of the hook. Be aware though, the "lip" on the hook is not very tall. I would suggest using at least 2 hooks per tire. It helps keep the hook from "leaning" sidways.
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Yes, they are pretty beefy. They claim to hold up to 70 pounds. The only precaution I would include is to make sure you use some screws (about 2") to mount the hooks into the studs of the wall. It might be easier to take a 1"x3" piece of wood to span the studs. Mount the wood piece to the wall and then mount the hook on the wood using 3/4" screws.
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I used command hooks that have the metal movable hook that I bought at target and these worked perfectly for holding the weight without damaging my ceilling. Hope this helps!!
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The hooks should hold the kayak with out any problems, just make sure they are bolted in to studs.
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I am not sure of the weight limit, but I have a very heavy light string hanging from 4 hooks, and they hold quite nicely.
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Yes, not as many hooks but will fit. I used Velcro straps for extra support.
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It can carry 30 lbs but I really don't know how much it weights. I have no problem hanging it up on a hook when I store it.
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If you use both hooks that come in the package, you maybe OK provided the mailbox is not very heavy. There is also the issue of your siding holding up to the weight as well. I'd think that both hooks can probably easily support 10 lbs.