What is the weight capacity for each drawer? Will one drawer support the weight of several reams of copy paper?
766527
I believe that the total weight limit is 50 lbs. I do not believe one drawer could support 3 reams, one would be a better fit.
766528
It can probably hold up to 2 reams but I wouldn't recommend it. It probably won't last as long if you put so much weight on it.
766529
Would probably only hold 2 reams per drawer. Those trams would be pushing the weight limit. It's cheaper plastic that bends. Not as strong as you would think.
766530
I would say approximately 20 lb. You might be able to push it to 30 lb but I would not on mine.
2022929
These are the slides that hold the shelf in place. The capacity will depend on the size of the drawer and opening. They are very sturdy so they should be able to hold the weight.
2152753
Depends on the size of the drawer. These are VERY weak and not very sturdy.
2226310
Not sure. How many balloons are you planning to store? You could probably fit a good number of balloons in each drawer.. but not a lot. I am not super familiar with balloons.. but maybe 10-20 per drawer?
693166
Yes, a small stack of paper would fit inside the drawer, but not a full ream. The drawer is really best for pens and post-it notes. A full ream of paper would be easy to slip under the drawer in the open spot.
753783
Hi Pastor Mark. It would depend on the weight of the cardstock. The imageCLASS MF8580Cdw holds paper up to 58 lbs.
223286
I use my unit for plastic boxes of fishing lures. I would estimate the weight of no more than 3 to 4 LBs. I do keep catalogs and copy paper in the far row of bins. The weak point would be the shelf pins which are plastic. These could be replaced with metal pin if this were to become a problem.
693395
Yes, the drawer can fit 8 1/2" x 11" paper, possibly even 8 1/2" x 14"! It measures 2" tall.
240121
The table is sturdy and solid. Ours doesn't have anything overly heavy on it, but I would think it could handle 40-50 lbs. We have this table in an entry way and it has a small fishtank and picture frames on it. The drawer is small but easily holds batteries, paper, pens that type of stuff. Hope this helps!
1529698
I have 5 units now - one 3-tier, four 5-tier - from 2 different suppliers. I have them crammed with books. No problem. They are metal and very sturdy. I cannot find a specification for weight per shelf.
1980405
Most shelves will support up to 30 lbs, this is the makers suggestion. In practice a more reasonable weight is between 20 and 25 lbs, after that they start to bend. The shelf above the drawer is supposed to hold 40lbs, a more reasonable weight is 30lbs, otherwise the shelf bends slightly and can cause the drawer to stick and when it is opened there is difficulty is closing it. In other words the weight causes the draw t stick.
952188
I ran several different size envelopes and letters through the scale before responding to this question and YES it will. I was able to weigh down to 1 sheet of paper!
1793529
I can't answer definitively but I have a two drawer cabinet on top of it stuffed with files. About 50 lbs and it handles it with ease.
465201
I can only give you a guess because it would depend on the folder thickness but 15 file folders per drawer easily. I love this file cabinet. Love the style, easy to assemble and very sturdy. Hope I've helped you.
1544831
200 if you put them all in horizontally. The pages will hold 1 vertically and four horizontally, I think.
712803
You could safely do one at a time. Most of the weight is in the drawer section.
1881878
About a ream. Maybe 300? The best part is that they are flexible in how much they hold. You could put a single paper if you wanted