are these heavy duty?
751833
They are not extremely durable but can hold their own. I was able to cut some holes in the bottom for drainage with a razor blade but had to be careful around the holes afterwards because the tray has a tendency to follow a cut or tear until it hits an edge. Durability I give a 7 out if 10.
751834
I'm not sure I'd call them "heavy duty", but if handled with a little care, should last many years!
712123
No not at all. these are quite strong and solid. Weight should not be a concern.
2259459
They seem to be. These are really good quality, and do not break easily, nice selection of colors as well.
764379
I would not consider them heavy. Cast Iron is much heavier but cheap alumium is lighter. To me, they are just right.
1430093
They are weighted. Are they solid? That's a good question. They are not cheaply made, I'm happy with the set. I've seen more expensive that I didn't like as much.
642341
No - they are NOT. And they are very heavy. So I'm just careful. I love them :-)
323467
They are pretty sturdy. The whole thing weighs about 5.78 oz. I would call them heavy-duty.
1756493
They're good enough but, I wouldn't really call them "heavy duty". They are not as good as the Car and Driver cables they replaced. I would go with the 4 gauge if I had to do it again. Hope this helps.
2021241
They are not heavy. They are pretty heavy duty, but not at all heavy. Easy to move and sweep around.
12552
They don't appear to be. I have mine in a bottom mounted configuration, and there is some flexing of the casing with only a few pounds of load. I suspect they wouldn't hold nearly the rated weight without problems that way.
1892363
They are pretty sturdy, not too thick and not too thin. They are not welded, they have rivets. Hope this helps!
2101514
I wouldn't say that they are super heavy duty nor would I say cheaply made either. Perhaps I have not had them for long, but they haven't been bending or tearing within my parents' filing cabinet. But if you're asking if they are not flexible, well yes, they are since they are made of manilla stock material and is not laminated or made from a hard plastic. Hope this helps!
1034718
I have had no issue with them at all. They are heavy duty and should last as long as you need them.
189203
If the question you really want answered is are these pans as heavy as others that are offered at slightly higher prices then it is no. These pans are a bit thinner than most of the other commercial pans that I have used. I do not use them in a rough manner but have had the corners bend a couple of times. The lids warp for a time when exposed to higher temps but will eventually flatten out. These would likely be apperpo for light duty but over the long term will fall short of satisfaction... Mine did.
619811
"Heavy Duty"; I sure can understand that. Want to make sure the little adapter loops don't break & drop your camera. I can totally understand. So the short answer is this: These little guys are strong enough for the job! I've used them now for many months. Easy to forget they're there, and while I cannot cite their exact "pounds of support", I tell you they are strong enough for all of my cameras and camcorders! :-)
84689
I can't say for sure, but I think they are sturdy enough that it should be okay! I pounded mine in with a sledge hammer (gently).
270044
Yes. They are extremely sturdy and they are not something you put away when company comes over.