I would like to fill it up with bags of dry dog food. Could it handle the weight?
1141102
Yes, I think it could handle 6 - 40 lb bags of dog food. For the size of this thing, it could probably fit 8 to 10 bags of 40 lb dog food. If it is on a level surface, it could probably handle 8 bags. I currently have about 200 lbs of stuff in it on an uneven surface. I have found insects/ ants in the container but it is outside. I use it for garden items/ tiller and everything is dry. I love it.
1141103
I think it can handle the dog food quite well. It is very heavy plastic and the top is quite sturdy. Ours is full of stuff and no problems. We even store a heavy wooden outside side table in the off season with no problems. We have never had anything get wet in there, but we have it against our house. I would recommend this product.
1141104
I don't think so. Mine bows out at the sides even with light-weight floats that we use in our pool. It is really made to hold only light weight material.
1141105
Wow that is a good question. We bought two to use for our patio furniture cushions. So there isn't a ton of weight there in cushions. But based on the quality and construction I'd say yes. They are pretty well made. But with one comment. You may want to make sure the surface is totally flat. We have ours on dirt on somewhat uneven ground and that torques the base plastic and makes it hard to latch. Not the fault of the manufacture just the only place for us to put them. Also these are huge.
1141106
This is sitting on our deck. We use it for our deck cushions and 6 extra folding chairs. That is not a lot of wieght, I suppose, depending on the number of bags and the weight it would handle it. However I would not move it, and it is not air tight so if you live in a humid area the dog food would go stale.
1141107
I can't say for sure about the weight of dog food, I filled mine with pool equipment and it stays dry. It does a good job
1141108
It could handle the weight on the bottom; it could handle some weight leaning against the sides, but I would be careful here. I use mine to store pool equipment and chemicals supplies. It handles plenty of weight on the bottom and some jostling about from use and leaning of light equipment. It is definitely not air-tight, so I would not use it for long-term storage, even in an unopened bag, unless you are locating the box in an air-controlled environment.
1141109
Absolutely. It would have no problem with that. I'm very happy with our purchase.
309559
It can handle that kind of weight. However, thw wires may be an issue for paperbag products like flour and sugar: suggest you put a board on the bottom. It handles a lot of weight for me, but did not do well with 3 3 gal paint cans... too much weight and it warped the wires and the plastic arms.
1585258
My opinion is that it would not work very well for this purpose. I purchased canvas laundry duffel bags to put inside this, and it's sturdy enough for clothing. But for something as heavy as a bag of dog kibble, you might want to look at something more like an appropriately sized Airtight Pet Food Storage. There are a LOT here on Amazon, such as the IRIS brand, that review very well. HTH
49562
Not that heavy, if you have a big dog. Of course, you could put a gallon milk jug in the bottom filled with sand, or something like that. Then insert the garbage bag.
1198897
Probably, for small-medium sized dogs, at least. I know it will hold more than a cup of dry food but I've never tested to see just how much more.
1642367
I carry a ton of groceries in mine and its fine. I load it so full but I also bunjee it down. In my opinion it isn't big enough or deep enough to safetly transport a pup.
1340075
it would easily handle the weight. however you need to make sure there is no chance of it tipping.
749859
Yes, I think so. I was able to put two 20 lbs dogs in the cart. The cart is pretty high quality. I really like it.
859354
Think it says it can handle 55lbs. I've used it with my 26 lb dog in it and it eventually failed going around a corner with the bottom brackets bending from stress*.I bet with a more solid and stable mass (bags, books, boom box, Buju Banton) it would handle things better. *no dog was hurt in the writing of this review)
1034394
I don't think so. It is filled with air but it has some weight to it. Honestly, I use mine, for my dogs, for agility purposes so can't answer definitively yes or no. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
2024476
I load the cart up with heavy books / magazines. It is sturdy. Probably would want a foam cushioned mat for the dog to lay on top of. I've very pleased with it.
303242
I'm not sure if it would hold the weight. Also the way the lid flaps open might not work. I only have one so I truly can't answered
864005
I would say yes , I put my chicken feed in it. I mix two different kinds and each of those are 50 pound bags and I get over half in .
1545642
I never transported an animal in it but I would think a heavy duty trash (approx 32 gal) around it with the top not tied would be sufficient.
735985
Yes, we bought a 30 lb bag of dry dog food, and it filled it up to the top. scoop didn't fit for a few days, but now does. food has stayed nice a fresh as well!
737907
It's absolutely large enough. Could be a bit too big; you'll need to hook the hooks to somethings below the rack probably. It can hold a full paper sack of groceries.
1542136
Absolutely, yes. We use it for dog food and it works and carries around beautifully. Just make sure the side locks are properly snapped into place and you're good to go.