Which model extends furtherest from wall and holds 5lbs? Hanging a large wreath in front of a bay window. Thanks
1712298
The Large metal one would be perfect! I use these for towels on the back of the bathroom door too. Holds up well with thick wet towels so it shouldn't have any problem holding a wreath. And they are nice looking
1935203
Not if the picture is less than the max strength of the hanger. I use this type for all my artwork, light and heavy, because they do not leave a large nail hole in the wall when removed. If you're uncertain as to whether it will hold a picture of 10-12 lbs, for example, use a 20 lb hanger. I have none of my hangers into wall studs. All my studs are stainless steel. I hope this helps.
1163665
I purchased the 15 foot model and it proved to be too heavy for anything other than surf casting and then mounting it in a rod holder. I brought several rods on my week long oceanside camping trip and the two large Okunas were the least used towards the end of the trip.
1261991
It's not super heavy, but heavy enough that if it falls from 5ft, it would definitely cause damages to anything that it falls on. I would try to avoid hanging it above anything that you value. The manual says you could wall mount it: "Compact design allows for horizontal, vertical, or wall mounted placement". However, I don't remember if it came with any mounting hardware or not.
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I do believe that the Dyno Solutions should hold that clock. I have a large 3' round Christmas wreath (heavy) and it held it all winter long and there where some REALLY windy days. I did however use both of them. The only complaint that I have, is the little hook isn't permanently fastened to the clear piece...can be a REAL pain in the butt, when trying to hang something large up, in the cold (Northern MN...very COLD!!!) and the little hook keeps coming off. Yeah, trying finding that in 1 1/2' of snow...thank heaven it was still yearly in the season, we got about 5'. Good luck, hope that helps some. I do believe that the Dyno Solutions should hold that clock. I have a large 3' round Christmas wreath (heavy) and it held it all winter long and there where some REALLY windy days. I did however use both of them. The only complaint that I have, is the little hook isn't permanently fastened to the clear piece...can be a REAL pain in the butt, when trying to hang something large up, in the cold (Northern MN...very COLD!!!) and the little hook keeps coming off. Yeah, trying finding that in 1 1/2' of snow...thank heaven it was still yearly in the season, we got about 5'. Good luck, hope that... » Read More I do believe that the Dyno Solutions should hold that clock. I have a large 3' round Christmas wreath (heavy) and it held it all winter long and there where some REALLY windy days. I did however use both of them. The only complaint that I have, is the little hook isn't permanently fastened to the clear piece...can be a REAL pain in the butt, when trying to hang something large up, in the cold (Northern MN...very COLD!!!) and the little hook keeps coming off. Yeah, trying finding that in 1 1/2' of snow...thank heaven it was still yearly in the season, we got about 5'. Good luck, hope that helps some. « Show Less
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I don't know weight, but very close to a normal home decor item that is this size. It hangs well and looks very nice.
2000381
The APDAM3B comes with wall plate that is only 17" wide, thus it can accommodate up to 16" O.C. wall studs. Where's the older model APDAM2B has a 27" wide wall plate, thus allowing for 24" O.C. wall studs. So check your wall stud spacing before deciding which one to get.Also, 2B is only rated for 115lbs wheres 3B is 165lbs
145342
I hung a large wreath at Christmas time on my front door. I live where we get snow and the sucton cups held the wreath all winter.
85996
i am so sorry. i haven't hung it - and i can't find where i storied it! if no one else has the answer, maybe you can google the manufacturer, and ask them the question ?
1990277
No. More like 1 inch per lb. I tried to attach a large ornamental plate to a sloped ceiling in the dining room and ended up with a dinner table full of shrapnel. To be honest, if you're trying to hang anything that heavy I'd opt for the industrial version. It only costs a couple bucks more, but it may save you a trip to the emergency room.
1221570
It is wider but this crate is awful, very flimsy. I do not recommend it. Had and older model, which as great. Ended up with a kong crate. Best create ever!
1756772
The part that goes across the top of the wall is adjustable, and can do 6 inches. There is a 2.5 inch return down the back. I currently have mine on a 5 inch fence, with a planter full of strawberries, and it holds just fine.
441186
I concur with previous poster. The prop is not as heavy as it looks about 10lbs. It does come with nice mounting bracket though I ended up just leaning my against wall.
9784
I would say about 5 pounds you hang something heavy and a wind comes up it might break
994610
Hello. Please click on the middle pic to the left of the main pic to enlarge. There is a shelf and a hanging bar.
684515
I used 2" #8 pan head wood screws in the wall studs for the top hanging rail to carry most of the weight and the included screws for the standards. I don't trust wall anchors to support the amount of weight that will be loaded on the system. I don't remember the size of the included screws.
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Sorry for the delay, but I've been out of town and didnt see your email. It's about 100lbs. Very time consuming to install, but worth every cent and time, it looks absolutely fastantic and best of all because I have a small window directly in front of it at 3pm to 3.30pm approx for this time of year; the sun gleams through and I have coloured prisms on the stairwell walls, but an unexpected bonus. It's really very WOW!! I can sent you a photo, if you like!