What is the weight limit on this. Can it support an einstein 5.0 lb and box figure about 4 to 5 lb so 10 total.
1342934
Yes I have an Einstein although I use them mainly with just a reflector. It certainly is sturdy enough if you put a sandbag on one of the legs
1342935
Good choice. It definitely can bear this weight. Just make sure you put enough counter weight at the bottom.
49058
If you put it together well, I think it could hold that. I don't have anything too heavy on it, but it seems pretty sturdy. FYI - putting it together takes a LONG TIME and the box is very very heavy!
223287
I don't think I would put ten pounds. It would probably start to sag after a while. I hope this helps.
1847309
Although I do not know the weight limit that the manufacturer specified, I personally would not put something that heavy on it. I suggest you contact the manufacturer as they would know.
1055496
Don't know what the weight limit is, but it is definitely sturdy enough to support a mattress and box spring.
1774331
As far as the weight I think yes it will definitely hold the 20 LBs. However I believe if you glue it as soon as you come within 1/4" of whatever metal you're attaching it to it might rip itself or the sculpture with it when it attaches to the metal. The attraction force up close is VERY violent.
994647
This can support 200 pounds. My friend is close to that weight and he was on it before. What it can't support is anyone rocking their body up and down or side to side. If you start any many movements on this then no matter who much the weight it felt like it was gonna break.
1341913
I don't know exactly the weight that it can support, but I think it would be fine around 100 pounds.
1996315
This stand will support 20 pounds (we placed 2 ten pound weights on it), but the dimensions, particularly height, would factor in.
332758
I weigh 175 lbs. and I can turn it over and stand on it without it collapsing. It is pretty sturdy. It certainly seems like it would support the weight of a seated 3rd grader. Though I'm sure the manufacturer would not recommend it. I hope that helps.
1245708
I am not sure about that as I no longer have the box. I don't remember seeing a weight limit on it. I am 225 and I bounce around on it pretty good with no problems
1302912
My TV weighs 90 lbs. Easily supports that on top shelf. Don't know max weight.
980037
I just use it for my grand children's puzzles and games. Maybe 5 - 10 pounds.
384445
I don't know why they only put a max weight of 22 lbs. I can stand on mine. They do rely on tension to hold the shape but it shouldn't be that limiting. I'd say I would confidently put 50 lbs on there with no worries.
2180034
I don't see a weight limit on the box but I will say that I am confident that this mount will support my 65 inch Samsung flat panel TV. I bought it due to the fact that the back brace is one piece of metal and the whole unit is make from heavy gauge steel which should not twist or bend. I would buy again and probably will when I mount another TV.
204854
I am not sure of the weight limit on this item but from what I seen it looks like it can support an average adult but I had it sent to my grand kid so I am not totally sure on weight limit. I know it is probably in the info section of the Item.
326477
I don't see a weight limit on the box. I weigh 280 lbs and have no trouble at all with the chair supporting me. The frame is all metal and is very sturdy. Hope this helps.