How stable is this? I've seen conflicting reviews... About how much weight do you think it will hold?
651158
I have shirts, pants and suits hanging with shoes on the rack below and purses and sweats/workout clothes in the drawers. It would be able to hold a couple of coats as well. There are studier wardrobes out there but it will be reflected in the price. I am very happy with what I've been using it for. I agree with JSW about the smell. I had that issue too but chalked it up to the processing of the plastic and it eventually went away. The doors close with magnetic closures.
651159
For a cloth/wire wardrobe it's pretty stable. I have the bars super full with shirts on one side and hoodies on the other with sweaters in the drawers. i even put empty baskets up top and yes it does lean but not to the point I feel it would ever fall over. I think the drawers on the bottom keep it somewhat stable. My biggest issue was the smell when it arrived ... We had to ask for a new one which we got for free but we had to toss the first one. It was a rubber or chemical smell. But I am glad we ordered it because it does work well.
651160
It is basically a clothing rod on a metal shelf unit that has a heavy cloth cover with magnets in the doers to keep the doors shut. I do not know exactly how much weight it holds, but we filled it with my Mom's clothing, minus her winter coat. We have it totally full and it is just fine.
651161
Very stable for me. I ended up putting my coats in there that are somewhat heavy and I have no problem at all.
651162
It is very stable, I use it to store my winter clothes and shoes. That's about 4 winter heavy coats along with various pants and sweaters, so I would estimate that the bars could hold 20 to 30 pounds each and you get two in this kit. The shelves I would estimate can hold about 30 pounds as well. The drawers are not as sturdy seeing that they are constructed out of cloth and plastic but they each can hold about 10 sweaters, folded.
651163
well, we bought it a few years ago and don't use it anymore. it won't hold a lot of weight... the internal structure is fairly stable (if you can get it to go together correctly, i think we had to rig it a bit because the bars weren't quite aligned) but I wouldn't put anything on top. also, mind the doors don't have any way of closing. we had this in a common area and had to tie the handles shut with a scarf.
1342935
Good choice. It definitely can bear this weight. Just make sure you put enough counter weight at the bottom.
80913
It's pretty sturdy. I think I have 10 or 15 pounds at least on each shelf. I put the heaviest items on the bottom shelf. If you put a lot of weight on the shelves, I think it would be wise to install the wall anchor that came with your unit. I have not anchored mine, but the weight does not seem to cause the unit to be shaky or unbalanced. I think this unit is a good buy, especially at the price.
1863362
It holds at least 300 lbs or more. We have this and have had heavy people on it no problems
2252101
I'm 200 and its held up fine. It is wobbly though. I'd recommend something more commercial to be honest.
2159721
It won't be as stable but it will work. I just checked mine and it can do it.
2265944
I have read on another website that it holds up to 300 lbs. I can verify that it will hold at least 225.
875230
holy smokes! what are you carrying a car battery? If the bike is balanced well, it should hold the weight but i don't know how stable it would be. I have put bikes that i think weigh 35 pounds on it. The cradle for the bottom bracket is basically hard plastic. if you're just doing routine maintenance on the bike it should be ok but probably not serious wrenching. i like my park tools 10 or 9 (can't remember). i had a tandem on the Park and it was a little iffy. Probably close to 70lbs but longer than a normal bike. Personally i think i wasted my money on the RAD.
1283032
No, it's very stable. I do assisted pull ups with a band at 280 lbs and it doesn't even wabble. Hope this helps.
1046124
yes. thats how i did mine. I have 2 as of now and its pretty stable. flimsy but i can work around it. follow the instructions and you'll be fine.
653995
I would definitely say more. My husband says it could probably hold up to 30 - 40lbs. without teetering/wobbling. It's a very sturdy table! It might slide around on hardwood/tiled/linoleum floors, but I use mine on carpet, and it doesn't budge. :) I hope that helps!
1530134
It is fairly stable giving its setup. I haven't had any issues yet but like everything else care should be taken to prevent accidental falls. I have mine in the kitchen for breakfast.I Hope this helps
404972
Well - hard to say. The manufacture states 'Maximum weight recommendation 200 Pounds '. I weight over 200 lbs and it seems very stable for me
412148
I bought it for my toddler to use, but I went up on it and my husband (over 210 lbs) did too and it's super solid and stable. Not a single time I thought it was wobbly.
2014278
Well I weigh 185 and it is really sturdy. I will assume at least up to 250 it will hold fine.
807020
Should be good- most stable portable stand I've owned. Really solid compared to most.
260351
Seems very sturdy to me...I have one in my van camper, I weigh 210 pounds and I have been using it for 2-3 months with no problems....