I have a narrow stretch (24" x 100") of carpeted area that I want to use this for. Would it be able to support a large/heavy wire-frame rack? Stable?
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I honestly have no idea. We have used these to protect our child from the tile. It has with stood a heavy ottoman, play pen and couches on the edges
233030
I probably wouldn't. The tiles are not very thick and dent easily. They work great on hardwood.
2089246
I exchanged emails with them a few years ago about its weight capacity. They said they had dropped 1200 lbs on the spotters and hooks and it didn't budge (I still have the old email). I don't know if it would endure that beat for long or anything would for that matter. I certainly wouldn't drop that kind of load on the front hooks outside the rack without having it bolted on the floor! You could tip the rack. Also the dip bars are rated at 250 lbs a piece.
311444
I believe it would. I might make sure the method used for mounting the rack is extra strong ( into at least one stud, for example).
1692475
I definitely wouldn't risk that. It is nice, but a bit on the flimsy side. The "shelves" are made of metal strapping welded on the support bars, and the strapping is quite flexible. Hope that makes sense. The straps don't distribute weight well, so wide-based items are much better. Top heavy items (like a TV) would likely not be supported well enough. I use it for baskets, short stacks of plates and bowls, and other wide-base decorative items that sit across several of the straps.
1381548
I would have to say no. It is sized to fit around a regular-sized clothing rod. It could not be tightened up or stay upright on a wire rack. Sorry.
312658
Yes definitely...this mount will support over 200 pounds..very strong mount
1415633
Seems sturdy, but 22 lb turkey is a good size so I am not sure of the pressure on the sides would cause it to collapse.This could easily support a 22 lb dumb bell weight as it is small enough to fit within the frame of the rack. This is well made, I am just not sure if the side pressure would cause the supports to slip out of the slots.
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I think it would, but I'm just guessing. It can hold the canvas backdrops that are 20' in length just fine. The sides are without question sturdy enough. I suppose if the cross bar sagged, you could easily clamp another support rod to it (like a curtain rod) with C-clamps.
1524265
It should easily support that weight given it requires 4 sq inches of tape for each pound of weight. I would buy the tape in a larger volume/quantity to reduce cost.
914030
Yes, the rack will definitely accommodate that size with room to spare on either end. This is a great tool and very multifunctional.
644866
It would be sturdy enough, but I am not sure it would be big enough. I guess it depends on how you arrange things on it.
2164231
I'd guess it might hold the weight, but it would be borderline, and the space is small enough it might be problematic. However, it's a nice rack, and I'd think that worst case scenario you might want to use part of the bag first and just stack the rest that would fit in it.
1984292
I Have mine on a squishy gym type foam map and it is sturdy so I wud assume on thin carpet it wud be
1740704
The legs are wide, but it depends on the thickness of your carpet padding. Very little is stable on carpet. This isn't heavy, so if you put too much on the stand, it could tip.
311439
The rack itself can certainly handle it. It's all about how you mount it. Make sure you hit studs or use anchors.
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I think that if you use the side pieces along with the racks it should be sturdy enough. The side pieces help to keep it steady. I only had room for two without the side parts, where I was putting it, but I did see this with multiple sets before I bought mine.
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We have a fairly thick carpet and its fine. It has a wide enough base to be pretty stable. My husband puts lots of clothes on his--he loves it!