Is there a recommended weight capacity? I would be using them in my chest freezer for meat.
1123813
I don't know the weight capacity but I do use mine in my chest freezer for meat and I fill it as much as I can get in it. I have never had a problem with them. I use it in my freezer on the side by frige also and it works great for me.
1123814
I don't know about a weight capacity, but I use them in my upright freezer for meat as well as anything else. Much easier to find things when I can pull out a basket like a drawer. I've had probably 10-15 pounds of meat in them and they don't sag when I lift them out.
1335201
I would not recommend trying to stack them in the freezer, since they're flexible, and the additional weight will likely cause a deformation of the bottom one, making the ice cubes more difficult to extract.
1566305
Yes, they are ideal fir freezing. I have used them for two years nearly and I freeze most of the food I bag.
1341667
They have been in my freezer several months. Well made, and I do not think breaking is an issue.
1028558
Yes, they freeze just fine, 3-4 " for body width is about average...enjoy ! ( ps. What time is dinner ;)
1914508
That should not be a problem. They are only 4 oz cups so the weight should not be too much. I use them for homemade frozen dog treats
1391059
I dont know the weight capacity,but they seem narrow.Someone with a wide bottom may not fit.I love them.
20987
I am not sure but they are so strong that it is a problem putting too much weight in them and then you can't pick them up. I have packed several boxes with about 150 pounds or more and they are secure. I have learned my lesson though and will pack lighter things in them in the future so I can move them. If someone else is moving them I think they are really strong and can hold up well. Hope that helps!
1343275
It depends on how full and dense you make them. That is why they have a pound rating as in good for about 20-25 lbs..
1869681
Hello , well I weigh 226 my mother in law weighs ( she will kick me for this lol ) well Ill say MORE than that .so yes I do think they will be fine . they are pretty sturdy I love them...
1602771
My opinion is of weight capacity is excess to 300 lbs. They are extremely sound. I have a few big friends and there is never a issue.
1426145
You'll have better luck if you attach them to the bags BEFORE you put the meat in and freeze. I wrap the meat in foil, attach the label and then freeze. Amazon May not like this, but you can get a roll of paper tape at the hardware store and it will cost less and last nearly forever. Use the same instructions as above
1914051
I have no idea. They are not particularly heavy but they fulfill my need to store and freeze my homemade bread.
1926430
I'm not sure about the weight capacity but I have been using these on cable weight machines for 6+ months now with up to 150 lbs attached and have had no issues.
1209378
I have never tried to freeze in them, but, I think they would work about as well as freezer bags.
1052682
I did. I think at one point I had 10 or so gallon-size Ziploc bags full of sticks in my freezer. I think they work great (I prefer the sticks to bags because you can always pull just what you need & they thaw faster). The only thing I would say is I would only do that with a chest freezer. I think the temperature isn't consistent enough in a regular freezer and the sticks would end up clumping together over time.
568367
I don't see why not. As long as you make sure to get all the air out, I would think you could freeze meat in them.