What are the dimensions I can build this too, so that it keeps its weight capabilities?
1706726
The dimensions for a table are up to you. I love this product. I built a 2' x 6' work bench with it. It definitely holds A LOT of weight. But it also depends on the kind of wood you use. I went with some of the more expensive plywood for the top, then regular for the lower 2 shelves.
1706727
This sort of depends on the thickness of wood used for the shelves and top. I've used a butcher block top 1.5" thick for my top and 3/4" plywood for shelves. Mine uses just over one half a 4x8 sheet of 3/4" for the shelves. Mine is really stable. I have seen them built using full sheets of 3/4" plywood for tops and shelves. They were stable. Remember that the shelves are mounted on 2x4 frames. I've seen two of these benches with 4x8 tops located end to end for extra long work space. Hope this helps.
1706728
The kit includes only the corners. The bench can be whatever size you want. Just need to buy the wood that size. My son says that the corners are very heavy duty. He just built a 6 ft long workbench.
1498122
Not sure, exactly. But if your looking to for someone to build u a pedestal to raise it up into a leaning post/rest. I can help with that. I sold my boat so I can't give exact dimensions.
1767648
It should be sturdy as the feet are circular and should distribute the weight evenly.
2282844
I measured the stabilus lift o matic that I sell. It is 10" long. The book says that it should support up to 20 lbs.
836408
I wouldn't worry so much about the size (as long as you wanted the domes side-by-side and used the metal hook in the middle), but I don't know what kind of weight the bracket can support.
2130717
The legs are 1.5"X1.5". The unit is light enough that casters that dimension would work.
1475977
Yes, but weight capacity would be very limited. Even if you used anchors, but if you can find toggle bolts to fit it might work.
2076098
It's pretty sturdy so you might be able to stack it but I would defer to the manufacturer as to weight restrictions.
650370
No, it is not big enough and would make it top heavy n wobbly. You need at least a 4 ft base.
1580937
This is probably a question you want to ask the seller...It doesn't state dimensions (or weight) on product page? Anyway, good luck.
1529476
Look for table that meets your weight, they always list how much it can carry. Look at the details of the table. I personally do not know the exact answer to your question.Good luckRasik
1489756
it's wide enough to hold a standard CP tower, just not an extra large one but those are usually special builds. hope this helps.
1360985
width is 13 1/2", the height is 13 1/2" and the depth is 11 1/2". But you can build it anyway you like
1062487
I think if you google it will be a better estimate than I can give you. Perhaps even call the company??? It is really solid and probably would hold someone fairly hefty.
1220378
It's definately sturdy enough to support a fair amount of weight, and should be large enough too.
1378233
Can you better define what you mean? You could always add a pole of some sort and tape it to extent the height. Make sure the base has enough weight on it though.
983631
I don't know how much weight it will hold, but it is relatively easy to set up. A bit time consuming, but after you do it once, it's a bit easier.