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What weight would these hold together/individually?

6 years ago

I have a didgeridoo (~long narrow wooden pipe) which these look like they might comfortably hold horizontally, though I’m not sure if they’d be sturdy enough (both themselves & in terms of their wall fixings) to comfortably hold that sort of weight.

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By Wirth
6 years ago
The wall belt is made to hold a plant pot that can be reasonably heavy.

The leather straps can be adjusted in the circumference from 23cm to 32cm, and it locks in the ring when mounted on the wall. If you need to remove the leather strap you can use a hook for suspension.

If the wall can carry your didgeridoo?, I can not answer as it depends on the wall type and which screws are used.
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