How "heavy" of food can these hold? Looking to use for large lasagna trays
71261
You'd probably have to double them up. They're pretty flimsy trays. At the same time, worth what you pay for.
71262
i personally think it would be too heavy. I did a BBQ and was glad to use the pans the bbq place gave me. They were thicker. But you can buy a better tray to use with this set. I am still glad I bought the set.
71263
I'm sure it can hold the lasagna. We had a full to the brim serving of calico beans with 5 pounds of meat - easily 7 or 8 pounds total. Another full of turkey and pulled pork. the pans may bend a bit from the weight but once in the racks - no problem.
71264
You will be totally fine. These are heavy duty and very similar to those that hold frozen lasagna.
1927571
Definitely! I love these bowls (I have two). They are sturdy enough to hold over 10 lbs of meat! Great buy!
2104392
We built four of them into our island and use them to hold appliances that we only occasionally use, like the mixer, the crock pot, the juicer, etc. so it holds quite a bit of weight. It would definitely hold a set of pots and pans or ceramic mixing bowls or serve as a shelf in a pantry. It's pretty sturdy.
1520147
These look great and will hold light weight items, but they are NOT built for anything heavy. The bottom of the drawer is a basket weave which rides on top of metal bars ... any weight will wear right through the bottom of the drawer. NOT suited for vegetable storage bins.
1501681
Wald does not list a weight limit on their website. However... It's probably more than you want to carry. I've discovered that the weak link for me isn't my baskets - it's my steel rack, which when the baskets are loaded, flexes quite a bit. But I've had these baskets loaded with canned goods, frozen meat, milk, oj and other heavy stuff, and they had no problems.In short, unless you're carrying uranium bars, these baskets will almost certainly handle the weight just fine.
815956
Mine aren't heavy either - just well made. Have used them for cheesecakes, mostly, for a long, long time.
1598484
I use this for our breakfast area for dining purposes only and would not recommend putting any heavy objects other than dinner ware on it. It is pretty sturdy and stable for dining use. But if you want to re purpose it for any other use you might want to check with the manufacturer.
1376040
I have been able to hold 21lbs before. That seemed to be near the limit. I put 15lb watermelon in them often.
2096926
As long as they're not too heavyI have them in my kitchen cabinets with 9 heavy, but small, food storage itemsI love themHope that helps, if not come back at me
534476
I use them for pots and pans and I guess the heaviest one is about 2 pounds and they are not sagging or acting stressed. Guess they could hold 5 pounds easily each
950276
We have three of these and use them for our dog food and they all hold 25lbs or more of dog food. So they should be able to hold the rice and the flour
1808028
I am fairly certain they would hold 10 lbs of potatoes easily. I use mine for bird seed and an 8 lb bag of niger seed fills half of one bin...so even with the bulkier potatoes I would imagine there would be plenty of room.
951281
I'm not sure how much weight they will take but they seem pretty sturdy. I'm thinking a couple of pots would hold. I use it for untencils and oven mitts, etc. The bar is attached like the shelving by shelving lock clips. You don't have to take apart the shelf as the bar part that clips onto the shelving doesn't go all the way around the shelving bar. Does that make sense? Wish I could post a pic for you.
1268773
Sure. It'll hold them - volume wise. I don't know how heavy all those groceries could weigh, but the bottom is plastic and I can't say how well it''s attached to the sides. It's durable, but I only use it for yard debris, cuttings, trimmings, leaves, etc - nothing too heavy. Soda, water bottles, a lot of canned goods could get heavy. Using a hand truck would help as long as the weight was distributed along a portion of the bottom and the side that rests along the handle uprights. You'd have to hold onto it really tight to keep it steady on the small base of a hand truck. Hope this helps.
950275
I have two of these. one for dog food and one for cat food. They will easily hold 20 lbs of rice or 25 lbs of flour. They are, in my opinion, the best storage containers for any of these four commodities. I especially like that the screw lids work so well. Best wishes, Curt Hinkle
343830
Well, I've got a set which includes 7 pieces of Cuisinart Tri-Pli All Clad plus a metal strainer and a rather hefty grilling pan. The weight would be a matter of what your wall can take - The bar and it's hooks are awesome and I'm confident would hold whatever you needed to hang: extremely sturdy, space efficient, not unattractive. I am extremely pleased with mine!
2208323
I make sheets the width of the roller and use them for lasagna and ravioli . They are about 6" wide