Is this sturdy enough to use paper rolls unsupported?
1138130
I bought this stand and it's not as sturdy as I thought it would be. The more I extend it vertically the less stable it becomes. It would probably not suppor more than 6-7 pounds of heavy muslin. If you are indoor it would probably hold. If you are outside in the elements (wind) it may not.
1138131
Absolutely! I've had no issue using rolls of seamless paper. It doesn't bow in the middle or anything. Just make sure to have clips to hold the roll in place and keep it from unraveling.
18255
It does not accept photo paper rolls, only cut sheets. I believe that 17X22 is the max.
865757
It has a wooden dowel that the paper fits on, so yes, a smaller roll would also work, it would just move a bit I would imagine. I haven't had any issues with mine using 24" paper... it's great!
630646
I would say no....probably too tight....a regular roll is perfect. Hung mine under the counter.....great for the price and looks good.
2130149
Yes. I believe it would. I don't know if there is a weight rating but I've had a paper roll and 2 fabric ones on there and it doesn't bow at all. Very sturdy.
1627453
I must first disclose that I returned this item. I did check it out, and my opion regarding your question is that it likely will. I'ts designed to support a 9' roll of paper, which can be quite heavy. Keep in mind that you will need to supply an aluminum or other light-weight roller capable of supporting your required span.
825437
Yes, we use these rolls with the TSP100s. The TSP100s support 3-1/8" width paper rolls, up to 273' length.
1330142
We just installed this toilet paper holder and love it. We purchased it because we liked the contemporary style and the strong look of it. It would hold a large roll of toilet paper, I'm sure. Our rolls do not fall off but I guess it would be possible if you pulled on the roll in a hurry. We mounted all of our accessories using 50 pound drywall and stud anchors from Home Depot because they are stronger than the ones that come with bath accessories.
2145102
No, it's too thick for rolling and will split apart. They do stack well and can either be in a pile or stood on end.
740431
I have an HP2055 and a couple reams of paper on my stand. It is a very sturdy stand and I thought it was rated for at least your printers weight. I agree with one of the other responses about how well it might roll with that mush weight.
1260105
It should work fine with a roll that is between 3.75 inches and 4.5 inches wide. A 3.5 inch roll would not fall out but would not be stable if it moved totally to one side.
1805972
It is quite sturdy. I am a teacher, and I just have papers in mine. However, I THINK that it would be sturdy enough.
117000
I do not have 12-16 rolls of wrapping paper to test/answer your query. However, I do think it would hold the rolls. What a clever idea! The cardboard bottom helps anchor the hamper.
1016690
no - it would become limp - it is rice paper - it is a very sturdy screen and very useful too. good price and good quality
95833
Don't think so. I have light weight in mine and being paper I don't think it would hold up to that much weight
1626812
Yes. I have used 80lb paper and it works fine. I would not go any higher though it might be fine.
1751132
As long as you are using it with paper plates it will look fine. Nice looking and sturdy enough for a 1 occasion use.Hope this helps.