Is there a weight limit for this? I have a very large lobster pot (unsure of the exact size but it seem huge!) and I want to be sure this will hold it
1336824
Yeah it will hold it, I was unsure of the strength when I ordered it but its actually pretty strong and sturdy, I also thought it was the best choice for the price
1336825
I have a large crawfish pot too n I been using it with this stand .if ur pot is not too too big , I think it will be fine.
1336826
Is the lobster pot a 100 qt pot? If so, I would say "yes"...I have used a 50 qt pot and worked fine...
1336827
The only restriction in the manual is that the unit uses a 14" 10 1/2 Qt pot. I would say from what I use it for to melt lead it can hold quite a load, But 10 1/2 qts is about 20 3/4 lbs. So its up to you. I try not to add too much material and limit it to about 25 to 30 lbs. Remember that a gallon of water weighs 8.3 lbs. You go from there. Remember also its a cooker not a fryer and if you deep fry anthing you will need a thermometer to regulate the temp. Have fun.
1336828
Right price, strong enough to hold the weight but wrong product. Used it to make maple syrup and melted the hose right off the burner.
311440
In my experience it will hold the weight if mounted properly. I currently have a stainless set, one large cast iron pan, and several heavy text books on mine to test its durability. It's been almost a year and no issue! If you've got it mounted to studs, I think you're smooth sailing.
1388040
Not sure of the weight it can hold. Used it 2 weeks ago for a festival. It is very sturdy and did everything we needed it to do including holding all the dirty pots and dishes including a large pot filled with water. We used it for cooking on and some other odds and ends.
355961
I have one and love it, I don't know how much it will hold, but I know it will hold around 200 lbs for sure! cuz ppl of that weight have used it :)
1649921
I'm not sure exactly how much, but I have stored several fairly heavy cast iron pots/pans, glassware, etc. It feels very, very sturdy. If we're talking like 100+ lbs, I have no idea. For everyday storage, it should hold up very well!
830434
Should be no problem. This is a strong stand. Product specifications say it handles a pot up to 36 quarts at the lowest height. In the high leg position the max is 12 quarts. The liquid weight (assuming half full) is 32 lbs and 12 lbs. So the manufacturers recommended limits are at least 32 lbs in the low height and 12 lbs in the high height. I personally use it for a 22" steel discada with several pounds of food in the high height with no problem. I recommend testing your setup when cold and make sure everything is stable.
995500
Spread out a lot, maybe 200 lbs. If it's something really heavy and small it might dent the surface of the stainless. I'm using at as shop table.
281225
It states a weight capacity on the ONE short information sheet as being 250 lbs. I personally have just recently ordered this item and have been using it now for about three weeks. I'm currently 242 and was slightly nervous to use it. However, no problems. It is actually pretty sturdy but I wouldn't exceed much, if any over the 250 weight restriction. By the way, in the online description, I don't believe I saw any mention of the weight limit. I had to find out when I received the item and read the instruction sheet.
1928748
The prawns move up and down so I dont think it'd hold too much weight. Sometimes I put multiple things are one prawn though so perhaps. Just depending on weight of the bottle I suppose :-)
1028571
I'm not sure how much weight it will hold, although it is very sturdy. It is made for children, so large people would be unable to sit.We have 8 grandchildren, 5 years and younger so we bought two table, then a third for our lake house. We are extremely pleased! (Lunchroom quality tables.)
1736759
It is a very sturdy plant stand. It can easily hold 50 pounds, though as another person posted, it could get a bit wobbly with too much weight on it. We currently have moderately sized pot on it that weighs around 30 pounds.
1945851
I bought it for my mother-in-law as a gift and she filled it with several heavy pots and pans plus a few wooden cutting boards. Just an estimate, but I think it easily holds 75 pounds and maybe more. It looks fantastic and is very sturdy. I would recommend getting some extra hooks for it.
806702
This table can definitely hold 30 pounds. I use it to put my portable propane gas barbeque grill at a comfortable height and it weighs about 20 pounds. Then I put the portable cooler and the cooler bag with various items on the table as well. I do balance the items and I don't put everything in the center. Perhaps it would still hold things well but it doesn't make sense to put all the weight in the center anyway. Hope this helps.
1669386
I've never been that lucky to ever have that many crab in one pot, but it has worked great for me pulling hoopers with maybe one or two lobsters or up to five rock crab in them. I don't know what weight it is rated for. The limiting factor I believe would be the base attachment, would need to have good solid metal to attach the base two. Mine is attached to an aluminum gunnel, with a backing plate under the gunnel, and I've got the arm resting on/over, a side rail.
804610
I bought this to use as a table/stand for a Trager PTG pellet BBQ which weighs about 40lbs. I am not using it for that after seeing it. Just do not trust for this much weight. I am using it for a 3 burner Coleman stove, but am watching it as the table surface is very slick. Even moving a pan on stove makes the stove slide on the table.
2182699
It depends somewhat on how you mount it. The unit itself is very sturdy and could hold what any set of pot and pans would weigh. If it is mounted securely it should even hold iron cookware.
1891050
I haven't weighed the pots & pans I have hanging on this, but for about 6 months now it has successfully supported 2 cast iron skillets, 3 stainless steel skillets, 4 handled pots of varying sizes and 4 glass lids. I would just recommend making sure it's well anchored in the wall.