How heavy duty is this? Looking to store a 450 lb set of weight plates in it so they are out of sight.
759370
I don't think that would work without collapsing the inside. This is great for shoes, coats, books, backpacks. Not weights.
759371
Not very they tip over easily and the bolts for the door keeps coming out. I wouldn't suggest it for weights
759372
It is pretty durable and will hold a 45 lb pre schooler during hide & seek but don't think it'll hold 450 lbs of plates. They are regular school locker quality
759373
That may be a bit too much weight for there lockers. Excellent for kids to store their school materials. Not sure about that much weight.
1699638
We put a large hard shell Sears Cargo holder on it. It held about 100 lbs of more with no issue. The racks were very stable. You can adjust them in spacing.
1263158
I've used 45 pounds on it with no problem whatsoever. The chain is quite long and probably could hold 4 45's lengthwise and possibly weight-wise. What size plates did you have in mind?
232216
Yes, it will hold 50 pounds with ease. I have several of them with sledge hammers, post mauls, and other heavy tools hanging from them. They are only as good as the way you anchor them to your wall. You need long screws that go into a stud. I highly recommend them.
1365895
It's definitely large and sturdy enough. If you are storing them standing up, they will eventually start to sag. Gravity always wins. Hope that helps!
2238154
I'm not sure, probably.It's easy to assemble.Can have a 3 and a 2 shelf unit side by side or stacked.When attaching the horizontal bars make sure the lip for the shelf is facing up.When stacked the "buttons" are shared between the top and bottom units,making it a little flimsy.It is not the most secure attachment.Would recommend you fasten the unit to the wall with screws.I do not believe this thing can hold 4000 lbs. but it is fine for my needs.Put the heaviest items on the bottom shelves.
907954
well i put up 405 pounds and it held up perfectly. but i do recommend that you anchor bolt the squat rack, because every time i slam the weights on the squat, it tends to move. if its against a hard sturdy wall then your good but if you have it out side, where there is no wall, then anchoring will be the best idea. i hope i answered your question.
1993435
It easily holds 400 lbs. Note that I had trouble ensuring that the second bar stays in place. I don't know if this is a function of having the top bar loaded or if the clamps are faulty in some manner.
596538
Yeah, it's got a slot to put plates in there. Not sure how secure they will be though. Large plates would fit done
94601
Correct. Each dumbell is 100lbs a piece when fully loaded. 8-10lb plates, 2-5lb plates, and 2-2.5lb plates on each dumbell plus the bar and the collars total 100lbs. I've had mine for approx 6 months and have used them quite a bit over the holidays and occasions when I can't get to the gym. They are perfect for my application which is to maintain when I can't get to the gym. Solid construction. My only complaint would be that they are a bit long, but there's no real way around that if you want to pack on the weight. Great product. Highly recommend.
758355
It is heavy duty. I would put it around 45lbs. It is not close to the prev answer of 70#
65206
This will easily hold 40 pounds and more (Up to 100). You need to make sure to locate a wooden 2X4 and secure the shelf with either the screws provided or longer lag screws that you can get from the hardware store.
1471379
I don't have many but the bar weighs 50 lbs and it can hold upto 750lbs. I think using my limited amount of plates that 4 or 5 plates per side would be easy for it. I have a picture of my plates on @whey2muscle twitter page.
575196
I've used this rack for coats at our clothing outreach and right now I have well over 25 heavy coats on it and it's has held up very well. Hope this helps.
1906093
This unit is quite heavy and bulky but that is because it is really sturdy. There's no way it is going to break unless you used a sledgehammer on it. I designated a spot for it to sit. I wouldn't want to have to carry it or move it around.
1862795
It can hold 350 pounds as I recall from the package instructions. As for supporting a heavy bag, it will depend on the weight of the bag and the amount of force caused by bag work. You might want to check the bolts occasionally to see if they need tightening. Of course, it must be bolted into a beam. It comes with two 3/8" x 3" wood stud lag bolts. It's solid.
1689823
Yes. I use it to store my holiday dishes which are very heavy. I am very pleased with it.