How much weight will two of them spaced 10' apart?
80283
I don't know exactly about the weight, but mine are about 10 feet apart into wall studs and are supporting:- One 32 ft aluminum extension ladder- One 12 ft fiberglass ladder- One 10 ft aluminum ladderAll 3 at the same time and nothing has moved. They are very sturdy. Never saw anything that good in the big box stores. Hope it helps.
80284
I used them for kayaks and they were about 6' apart. I would say up to 40-50 lbs. The foam is like basement pipe insulation .... so not very sturdy. The would work better inside than out doors.... rust.
80285
I assume you're asking how much weight they will hold. My kayak is about 35 pounds and is nicely supported by these storage arms; I do turn my boat on the side so that the entire boat is inside the hooks. As long as the storage arms are secured well to studs in the wall, they should do the job! Good luck.
80286
I'm using mine to hang a kayak from the wall that weighs about 40 lbs. and it works great! with no problems. I thinking working weight for them was 50 lbs. each?
223287
I don't think I would put ten pounds. It would probably start to sag after a while. I hope this helps.
1831887
Just measure the distance between the racks where the glasses go. That's how far apart they should be.
1963538
I have mine spaced about 12 inches apart, but there are several options for each shelf. The bookcase was well worth the price.
304758
Lok at the shipping weight under product details. The shipping weight for the 10lb set is 10lbs. Therefore, 2 weights of 5lbs apiece. Get the 10
1879128
Depending on the height of the ceiling I would space them farther apart. I am currently using 1 to illuminate my 8x20 wood shed.
1943070
they are about 6 feet apart, you may be able to add an extencion with a female adaptor (both sides)
1261934
not for sure but they are standard I would guess 12" apart, it sure is a nice! I can reach lots of stuff now!
197716
each "leg" is probably about 2 feet long. How far apart you space them is up to you. If you only use 12' surf rods, you can space them 10' apart. If you use short rods, space them closer together.
1696543
If your asking about spacing, having the magnet more then 1/4" away from the metallic surface will loose 50% of it's strength. Your best bet is to keep it as close as possible. 10 pounds shouldn't be an issue, I would experiment with it a bit first to make sure it will hold. 1/2" by 1" may be too weak.
1831888
mount them 1" apart---that is the space distance where the glasses slide in.
329277
Steve, you will have to contact Decko... the width and weight are no problem, but I don't know about 10' height...
1128645
im not at home so cant answer for certain, but i believe they are roughly 2-2.5 inches apart. hope this helps.
921983
Columns are spaced about an inch apart from each other the rows are 3-4 inches.
416516
Not sure. I tried them about 60' apart and they worked just as crappy as at as 10'.
2253892
I have mine on a nine ft ceiling and it is about right so I would probably do just fine at 10ft. I doesn't move a lot of air if you have a large space though.
1780332
You could set one on top of the other but it would make more sense to just assemble them together. If you set one on top of the other you'd have a space between the two of about one and a half inches that would be pretty much useless. The way that you assemble them you would be able to make the two of them one unit, they do assemble very easily.Hope this makes sense, and helps! Good luck!