I want to use these to sit on tables are they pretty sturdy or would i have to add something to the bottom to keep them from falling over?
58371
You would need something so they can stay upright and stationary. Amazon sells a battery operated plastic kind that would work better based on your inquiry.
58372
Because there is a metal piece that holds it open, you would probably have to add something.
1701425
They're very sturdy... four legs, good center of balance, I can't believe there's a limit per se. I've had people weighing close to 300 pounds sitting on them.
1202722
They are pretty strong. I wondered the same thing when I bought them but they are holding up pretty well. People 200lbs and over have sat on them. But, keep in mind they are not used every day like that.
1330381
If you're not looking to mount them too high off the ground these stand should do you just fine. My speakers are pretty heavy for unpowered ones and the were fine. So all depends in your usage situation if you want them at maximum height in the middle of an open stage, where there is wind, maybe a bad buy, otherwise I'm extremely happy with them for the price I paid.
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I weigh about 170 lbs and have stood on mine a few times climbing up to the drop down bed in my toy hauler. I have them mounted on a table that I made that's attached to the wall with a removable hinge and the table is supported with 4 of these. SO... I'd feel good about saying that they will support at a minimum of 50 lbs each. Just MY opinion and NOT an official recommendation by any means.
1428031
Very sturdy. May tip over easily tho. Would be easy to add a nice base to it.
68835
They do not wobble. The backs are high enough for our purposes. I love the fact that the fabric is "grandson" proof and cleans amazingly well. They are fairly narrow, so if your table is large the scale may not be right.
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I should have added that the table's base is under the chair so it is sturdy. It has to be well anchored to put your weight on it. I would try it.
1489119
There is nothing fancy at the top. I would recommend bolting them to a wooden table or using wood or something as a support. I used lifetime plastic tables and they bent the plastic. Also it's hard to get the mounts themselves tightened so the displays won't articulate down. They make a decent addition but frustrating to set up 6 alone.
1221252
I used these for card tables which are not heavy. I wouldn't reccomend them for a heavy ping pong table. Lowes has some banquet table legs that might be stronger; Lowe's Item Number# 21454
644905
Only if you were to plug the bottom but there is really no need they are very sturdy and unless you use them for tackling dummies they are not going to fall over. I've had them for more than 2 years and I LOVE THEM.
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My guess is that if it is a sturdy (heavy) table they would be quite satisfactory. Table height, kid height, all factor in to this equation. Try a set and see. They are not expensive.
1173700
The legs are sturdy. Mine supports a fold down wood table top that is heavy without any issues. The table can be loaded up in normal use and the bracket stays sturdy. If you only use one bracket I would make sure the load stays under about 25 pounds and is balanced. If you use 2 or more legs where stability is not a problem I think the legs would easily support 75 plus pounds.
1902372
They should support the weight but they're only about 3" in diameter so it would be a question of whether the table leg would fit.
2077930
They seem quite sturdy and I am happy with the stools. However, no one in my family weighs more than 200 so I cannot give an opinion on how they would hold up under heavier weights
380305
I think they would be sturdy enough. Not sure how strong the hook is because i have not hung mine. Looks sturdy but not sure how much weight it will hold. I am using mine as a wedding gift box so they are just on the table. I think they look very nice quality.
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They are pretty sturdy. If you are using them for illusions they are a little slippery, but still can be used for this.