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?
233029
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.
1734597
This is a very sturdy rack. I would say that it could handle pots hanging from it.
1502877
It absolutely will not sway or lean. I have been using one of these as my main closet rack after my original wall-mounted rack collapsed under the weight of my clothing about a year ago! I also have a double rail style of the same rack in my storage space that has been loaded up for over five years. I'm about to purchase another one for storage because they are sturdy and reliable and I know they last.
1098555
I'm sure. I've only ever hooked it up to chainlink fence or squat rack at the gym, but at 240-lbs. I've never worried once that it won't hold me. I would trust the door frame with your size. Hope this helps.
1486007
yes, this rack is strong enough to support books, we have many paperbacks on the shelves.
1828322
my rack is definitely sturdy enough. Mine holds my 6 stainless pots & pans, 2 big glass mixing bowls, a tea kettle and a Pyrex measuring bowl. There is space to hold more but I ran out of hooks.
154980
I think if the base is secured, it may support your frame, the problem with it is that the base is wobbly and the distance between the two legs is not constant when set up---lacking a crossbar at the bottom to add stability. If you are able to set it right and secure the bars with heavy sandbags, it should be usable.
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.
672945
Depends on what you have on the other end. I use a med-large soft box rig on the end and it is too heavy for me to hold up. It works well from a floor setup though.
204218
It will support a lot of weight as long as it's not to wide or it will become tippy. Well built. Cant believe I lugged the thing (planner) around for years before I bought this item. Worth it's weight in gold
431017
the rack is very heavy, this is substantial metal not just wire. Also has non skid feet. It would depend on the size of the pans of course. Mine is LOADED with pizza pan, cake pans, muffin tins, cookie sheets. Hasn't fallen over yet. Worth a try for the price.
312658
Yes definitely...this mount will support over 200 pounds..very strong mount
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.
574431
Personally, with the narrow base I wouldn't advise it. The mechanism is strong enough, but the base would only be 3x6 inches to support the weight.
587742
It can, but you'll need to brace it against horizontal movement somehow: Put some supports across the back, put brackets on the corners, or even attach it to the wall. Its very strong against vertical force, but without bracing it will really sway from side to side. If your closet floor is carpeted or uneven, you'll probably want an anti-topple device of some kind as well.
1317224
Well, its suitable for my needs, two levels of ladies skirts, blouses, and jackets, and some boxes on the top and the floor. Because of the way its built, I think it would hold up pretty well to heavier loads. I used to work in a museum with industrial size racks, this one is OK. Hope this helps
1110981
If your items don't exceed measurements of rack, it will hold them fine. It's very sturdy.