How much weight can this fixture support if it is mounted in a stud?
363049
The weak link would be the cable. It is a three wire conductor wrapped in foil and wrapped in clear vinyl. The length is adjusted by a set-screw squeezing the vinyl sheath. I would guess that somewhere around 10 pounds would be the max.
363050
If it is mounted in a rafter stud you should have no problem. I am not sure of the actual weight of the fixtures andbulbs, but mounted per the instructions you should not have any problem. (Don't try to climb or swing on it.)
363051
If it is mounted in a rafter stud you should have no problem. I am not sure of the actual weight of the fixtures and bulbs, but mounted per the instructions you should not have any problem. (Don't try to climb or swing on it.)
1053075
The specs should tell the weight. I was able to install it without help.It requires at least one stud. There is a mounting bar onto which the cabinet is latched
2004914
I'm not sure what you mean? You will need to hang it wherever you can find a stud. I would not attempt to just hang it anywhere. It is very heavy.
405286
I have my set of cast iron (#4 - #12) set hanging from mine, which weighs about 40 lbs. With a few miscellaneous pieces on top. As long as you drill into studs and it's a sturdy setup you should be fine.
2025657
Hey, I'm in LA (away from my stands right now) but I think it supports up to 6lbs lights...I'll double check for you. However, the shipping weight isn't 50lbs it's light.
691264
Yes, it will hold that weight. The only caveat is that you must mount the mounting plate into either a solid wall or into solid studs. I had to use channel iron anchored into two studs to create a stable platform upon which I could mount the support. They are great supports, but the mounting plate will require you to pay attention to the wall you are mounting onto.
2154834
Its all going to depend on the anchors that you use to attach it to the wall. The unit is sturdy enough to handle the 20lbs. but it would have to be attached to a stud.
1379756
It is set up for hard wire installation into a box, and requires a box behind to stabilize the weight. I would not advise buying this for the application you are describing but perhaps you should consult with a licensed electrician to see if he or she could attach a plug and figure out how to stablize the fixture on the wall.
819175
For balance, maybe, but I expect in a fall it won't save you. Even if screwed to a stud, I think the rest of the mounting hardware might not be strong enough.
449323
Based on what I experienced, there would be no problem with the unit supporting the weight of the TV. I'm assuming that the TV is one of the newer flat screen LCD/LED TVs. I'm also assuming that the supports of the unit are mounted into the wall studs.
2142375
The pole is tension mounted. Not sure how much weight it will support, but am sure that it would support at least 250 or more lbs. as an aide for standing up.
1193986
Yes its best to mount it on studs so it wont become loose and fall off! This set is heavy itself!
2280290
Yes, i mounted mine on the wall in my garage. I weight 205 and has not been an issue. Make sure both sides go into studs.
2068121
The mount itself is rated to 165lbs, you'll need to make sure you get hardware that will support that weight.
883064
Since I mounted directly on a stud I used a glass shelve which weight 22 pounds and it holds a 32 flat tv of 37 pounds. So far those are great.
2180035
If you install it in the wall studs I would guess it would hold 50 pounds. It's pretty rugged. That's why I chose it.
2263812
We put ours up a couple of months ago, so I hope I remember these numbers correctly. It weighed somewhere around 11-15 lbs, but was of course asking for a fan fixture rated for much more - 50 lbs or even 75 lbs.