Of what cast metal are these made? Where were they made? Thank you
1396537
Not sure what material, but I have used the kids' swings without any problems. So they easily handle 230 lbs.
1396538
Very solid, heavy cast iron. Rugged construction. I did not note where they were made.
1396539
I don't know what metal are made from but I got these hangers couple years ago and they are suitable (based on their load rating) for my 5 years old. This year I was looking to build a big porch swing and I was looking for something much heavier duty than these and got a pair from American swing web site. I cannot post the url here, Amazon might delete it, just google "American Swing" and go to "swing hangers" on the left menu.
1396540
Not 100% positive without cutting into them, but I think they are cast iron.
433227
I do not know where they are manufactured, probably China. I have decided after using them for a few months that the stainless steel is not as good as some older pieces I have that were manufactured in the U>S> and show 18/10 on them or even 18/01. They are adequate, but they have turned some odd colors (stainless steel) from the heat. My older pieces never did. The copper seems to not be equal on all pieces either, turning a very light yellow on the small fry pan, while turning a brownish color on the other pans. Even so, they do work pretty well and I like the fry pan quite a lot. Hope this helps. I do not know where they are manufactured, probably China. I have decided after using them for a few months that the stainless steel is not as good as some older pieces I have that were manufactured in the U>S> and show 18/10 on them or even 18/01. They are adequate, but they have turned some odd colors (stainless steel) from the heat. My older pieces never did. The copper seems to not be equal on all pieces either, turning a very light yellow on the small fry pan, while turning a brownish color on the other pans. Even so, they do work pretty well and I like the fry pan quite a lot.... » Read More I do not know where they are manufactured, probably China. I have decided after using them for a few months that the stainless steel is not as good as some older pieces I have that were manufactured in the U>S> and show 18/10 on them or even 18/01. They are adequate, but they have turned some odd colors (stainless steel) from the heat. My older pieces never did. The copper seems to not be equal on all pieces either, turning a very light yellow on the small fry pan, while turning a brownish color on the other pans. Even so, they do work pretty well and I like the fry pan quite a lot. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1445435
I'm sorry, i can't give you a definite answer. I gave them to my grandson who lives a long way away. I did see them before giving them and I would say metal. They definitely looked well made and durable. I was surprised at the time at the good quality for the price.
1624693
Don't know where it was made. Definitely cheaper than the old direct replacement, No or less brass sand metal parts. Don't expect it to last as long.
891401
I have a few that say "German stainless steel" and made in Thailand, and a few that don't mention what country they are made in. Some say made in China.
1463850
They are made in China. I bought them to go with an antique red and white enamel 1905 kitchen table when staging my dad's house for sale. They are well built, with heavy chrome plating on the legs and sturdy vinyl on the seats and backs. However they indicate that they are "not for commercial use." Work great in a home however. One comment, the cardboard box they come in says "1 chair" so I was a little concerned, but it turned out to be 1 set of 2 chairs.
1183690
they do not say but my guess is china as cheaply made as they are - plus they rust. do not recommend
1470149
The are made in the US. They seem to be high quality solid brass, so I think no lead. I don't know how you can tell for sure without some testing. I don't know why they sell them in pairs, but I'm really happy with mine.
1162747
They are all metal The body is a chromed alloy looks casted whith the edges made from a bent single piece of a steel alloy. I have been using them almost every day for an hour and they are performing flawlessly.
1963367
I believe they are cold steel, origin do not know. they are made nice & strong. not cheap
1010867
I gave them as a gift to my sister and unfortunately don't recall where they were manufactured. I do know my sister and her husband love to cook with them.
1444286
Yes, they are made by Oneida in the USA. And yes, they are stainless steel. You will be very pleased with them.
1811423
The ones I received were made in Taiwan. The quality of workmanship, was as good as the ones I replaced. And all the numbers were the same as far as I could tell. The old ones were really dull from the sun. Don't know if these new ones will stand up to the sun? but they sure look good now.
867386
All Lodge Cast iron is made in the US, in Tennessee. It's one of the only totally American pots and pans companies. Very old method, nothing has changed. It's a mold and they use sand. Look it up as it's interesting. I talked to one of the men who makes them when I was at their store in TN.
306348
I have no clue. However, 90% of everything metal is manufactured in China. I used these to tighten 500# springs and had no issue.
1082508
Yes, they appear to be a cast product, perhaps not the finest machining but they are metal.
611736
I am not sure of the production date as I have got rid of them. I do not remember exactly where they were manufactured but I think it was somewhere like China or Taiwan or India or something.