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ChewyFur
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Hello,
I was hoping anyone with some experience in the area could help me out ...as I know close to nothing at all about the matter.
I'm having supports manufactured for a piece of furniture. I expect maximum load to be 300-350lb. This would be distributed among 3 of these supports. Each is about 16" long / 5" tall / 1.75" wide. I intend to have it made using 1/8" thick A36 steel.
Am I in the ballpark as far as the ability of these supports to maintain this kind of load without deforming (even temporarily), am I underestimating, way overdoing it...?
Thanks so much
I was hoping anyone with some experience in the area could help me out ...as I know close to nothing at all about the matter.
I'm having supports manufactured for a piece of furniture. I expect maximum load to be 300-350lb. This would be distributed among 3 of these supports. Each is about 16" long / 5" tall / 1.75" wide. I intend to have it made using 1/8" thick A36 steel.
Am I in the ballpark as far as the ability of these supports to maintain this kind of load without deforming (even temporarily), am I underestimating, way overdoing it...?
Thanks so much