Would these be appropriate for a garage, placing 6 side-by-side (spanning 18')? Looking to store plastic bins weighing 5-10 lbs each
1645176
Yes, I believe so. It will depend somewhat on how well/strong they're secured to the garage wall. I have some on concrete block walls in my garage carrying large bins of seasonal/Christmas stuff.
1645177
Definitely will work. I used it for my closet 12' long to store similar plastic bins. Also used it for my laundry room and tool room to store various items as well as a tool hanger. Very versatile. Very strong and can manage relatively large loads. They were all mounted on concrete walls. Hope the above assessment helps in your decision. Cheers!!!
1645178
I believe so! I have some very larger bottles of laundry detergent on mine!
1479696
They would probably fit widthwise if you angled them similar to how they'd be stored in a shoebox. However they might hang out of the cubbie a little bit.
2040538
I only have two, but it looks like it would be easy to stack more if you wanted. The bins are very nice. A convenient size and they seem to be quite sturdy. I really like them!
599311
I believe you would have to stack them. As far as load capacity you should be good.
1264304
I use mine in the garage for extra space for groceries. I have not had any problems. They are very strong.
1723649
Yes, they would be perfect for that. These are actually outdoor type shelving, so it should hold the plants without a problem.
135071
Definitely not. They look good but they are not sturdy or supportive. I bought them to store a few sets of linens and the tops of the boxes cave in.
1456868
The shelves are quite sturdy, so the pound capacity listed in product info seems to be reliable info. I'm not storing heavy items for the most part, so I'm unable to rate pound capacity. Three approximately 14" (at widest measure) x 20" plastic storage containers fit well on each shelf, with enough space to move on and of shelf easily.
1001598
I believe they probably would, I used them on a 30 lb or so 'nightstand' that I placed a large mini fridge on, stocked weight was probably70-80 lbs and no probs, they are pretty robust, if your going to push the envelope over 200 lbs you may want a second set and place two in the center if it's a wide span anyways, if not a large span 4 outghta do
2027771
Yes. I keep mine in stacks of four to fit my shelf space, but you could stack eight. They're the ideal size for many uses.
1723645
Yes, I imagine they'd be good for holding plants and other things outdoors. They are coated which should offer some protection against the elements but I would still keep an eye on them if you live somewhere where there is extreme heat or sun. I'd be more worried about the plastic giving out and wearing away then the metal shelves themselves.
2273290
If you lay them down it might, maybe hold 6. My suggestion would be to get the bigger one if you want bottle storage. Good luck!!
2127097
I have baskets on my shelves. I'm not sure what storage bins you mean, but I took the dimensions for you. The shelves measure 33" by 16". The distance between them is 10", but that includes the lip on both the upper and lower shelves. There is actually 11.5" of space between the shelves, but the bins would have to be 10" or less in height to be able to fit onto the shelves. I hope that makes sense! Good luck!
1508269
I think so.! And since they are clear, you can see what is in it before you open the container. I would not recommend using them to store heavy items, or stacking them on top of each other, though. I hope that helps!
1432661
they would fit, but they will not slide in and out. I just measured the hight to the bottom of the platform on the outside edge and it was a bit over 12 inches, but there is more space under the platform if your willing to lift it up to get your bins in and out.
704247
I am sorry I don't know - I buy these bins to store things on the top shelves of my closets. They are great for that sort of storage also!
483889
No. They are not wide enough. This is for lighter storage, like hand towels, cosmetics, or a smaller trash can.