How much weight can this cart support?
631897
I don't know how that can be quantified exactly, but I would agree with everyone else that it is a very solid cart. I've had my KitchenAid stand mixer on it, and a microwave or other sort of countertop oven would easily be fine on it. I store small kitchen appliances on the shelves, such as my toaster, blender, rice maker, glass pitchers, colanders, etc. I wouldn't be particularly concerned about putting any typical kitchen item on this cart.
631898
I can tell you how I use the cart. The top shelf has a full sized microwave, the main reason I bought the cart. When the microwave is not in use, I pile objects upon it. The other shelves are used for objects that are too big for elsewhere, such as cooling racks and cookie trays.
631899
I am unable to tell you the amount of weight but the cart is very sturdy. We often place a heavy mixer and ingredients on the cart.
631900
I would say the top shelf would support at least fifty pounds. We used the top shelf as a bar. Ten to fifteen wine and liquor bottles plus ice. The second and third shelves would probably support at least as much.
631901
I can't answer this question as we have not weighed items put on the cart. It can support various serving dishes with food and several full 2 liter bottles.
2004302
I use the cart to hold my fifth wheel trailer hitch when out of my truck. The hitch weighs more than 90 pounds. I am not concerned about the weight--it is very sturdy. That being said I take care of what I run over moving the cart fully loaded due to the small wheels and cracks or perturbations in the surface over which I am rolling over. A crack caused some forward flex that made me cautious. I really like the cart and trust it.
1027509
The unit is well built. The description would lead you to believe it can handle 200 lbs for 2 of the shelves and 65 lbs for the third. I don't think I would trust the wheels and structure to support 465 lbs total. I would be leery exceeding 250 lbs total. If nothing else, it may become top-heavy and be unstable.
1113625
The cart can hold the weight however it is made of plastic so if the dumbbell were to roll around this could cause damage. So we would not recommend it for this type of usage.
2058438
Very light. I would guess 6-8lbs at most. Great cart, breaks down very easily.
633441
250 lbs is what it states, I haven't tested. I have had about 150 as cart. I weight 265 and have used to ladder.
1489110
Hard to say, it depends what you want to put on it. The wheels are kind of flimsy, but the real issue is that the sleeves that prop up, pop out and collapse too easily. Whenever I move the cart they fall down. If you wanted to put something heavier on the center section it could probably hold it. What are you looking to use it for?
1325349
The liner does not take the weight because it is supported by the cart. It depends on the cart you have...
683161
<110 lbs. I was able to but the box on a low cart at Lowes easily. Also lower it out of my car. But I would not want to lift it above my hips. I maybe could... but.... The 110 lbs was written on box next to a picture suggestion it takes 2 people.
1832210
Hi: The cart and wheels can support quite a lot. I have several of them and use to organize basement - so crystal/wheels are loaded down yet still easy to move.
1104747
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260052
I haven't tried that amount of weight. I have a 700lb golf cart and I weight about 180. With the cart, myself, and golf clubs I expect I am around 900lbs and I don't notice any sway in the ramps. They are very stable.
1903754
The stated weight limit is 600lbs, so you are safe there. You would just have to measure the footprint of the generator and make sure the entire thing will fit on the bed of the cart.
2155997
I obtained these wheels a year ago so don't remember. But I'm 180 lbs and I've carried more that 40+ lbs on the rear rack without damage to the wheels even though I've broken two rear racks. So strength is not an issue if that is your concern.
1499812
I''d say under 5 pounds..maybe 4. It's pretty light. It's pretty well constructed. I can't fit a ton of groceries like sme of my other carts, but for a light shopping day it works great. It holds enough, don't get me wrong.
912971
I have my printer on the cart, paper on the second shelf and various crafty dafty stuff on the bottom but none of that weighs close to 75 lbs. So I don't know if it will hold that amount or not. Very sorry to be no help, I like the shelves and they work great for what I am using it for.
1074903
Absolutely not. The item says, "wheels, that will never rust/soft grip/Highly durable epoxy finish/can carry 150 lbs" but when I loaded it up with only 80 pounds, the tires kept falling off the hubs of the wheels-it happened four times pushing the cart a mile. The wheels are extremely cheap and unable to withstand any significant loads. I tried to make it work by gluing the wheels onto the hubs, but that would not hold up. I have requested to return the item.