Vestil SKID-20 Plastic Skid, 3300 lbs Capacity, 39-1/8" Length, 46-7/8" Width, 5-1/2" Height, Red
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40"x48"x5", 3,300 LBbr>40"x48"x5", 3,300 LBbr>40"x48"x5" 5"br>For the past year, it has been used to store a pallet of bricks.
I've never sawed anything before, but these are so sturdy (we've had them for 5 years and they haven't cracked or bent) that I believe sawing is possible.
I'm not sure, but they seem to be quite sturdy. Personally, I wouldn't think twice about it.
You should be able to use a heavy-duty caster with a flat mounting plate. The bottoms of the leg/nest holes are reinforced to some extent. Installing casters, on the other hand, may reduce the skid's weight capacity (unless 9 casters are used).
Selected User Reviews For Vestil SKID-20 Plastic Skid, 3300 lbs Capacity, 39-1/8" Length, 46-7/8" Width, 5-1/2" Height, Red
Because of the grid of open spots, it's easier to walk on and put things on than traditional wood slats. The plastic appears to be of high quality, with no burrs or cloudy spots. It's perfect for keeping my tractor implements off wet ground and other things. br>Company shipped each in its own box, which was a complete waste of cardboard and packaging, not to mention fuel and delivery time; however, this is not a reflection of the product; rather, it is a result of the company's bizarre shipping policies. When I purchased these, they were eligible for Prime, but I guess they decided that was a little excessive. After all, they're PLASTIC PALLETS, so they could just band together, slap a label on them, and ship them. br>It's all very good.
This is what I'm using to keep a round bale (1200lbs) off the ground so it doesn't wick up water like a wooden pallet did. There are no nail heads to snag on my slow feed net, which saves wear and tear. Because of the nice height of this skid, it fully supports the round bale and keeps the hay base dry. I intend to purchase more so that I can store more hay.
We bought six of these to use as wine case stackers at our winery. When jacked up on a pallet jack, however, this skid bows, causing the wine case stacks to lean outward, which is not ideal. I imagine this will work fine for solid items, but I can't recommend it for a lot of stacked items. We also buy two of the 8,000-pound skids, which appear to be strong enough to support the wine cases.
This is what we use to keep food off the floor at my place of business. These are a lot nicer than the old wooden ones we had. The only disadvantage is that there are 9 holes, as shown in the photo. I'm just waiting for someone who isn't paying attention to fall into the hole and break something. On that front, the design isn't very good.
These pallets are extremely well-made, far superior to store-bought or wood-based units. They stack well for future use and are light enough to move around the shop easily. Some were packaged in plastic, while others were packaged in cardboard, with the plastic-wrapped ones being much easier to open and dispose of.
This was much less expensive than an outdoor patio potty for dogs, so I bought it. I just put two pieces of sod on top and replaced them every few weeks until my dog was ready for astroturf. It's easy to clean and hasn't broken down or become smelly after months of use.
I bought this to keep items off the garage floor so they don't get wet when wet and snowy cars come in. br>This is a good solution. The only drawback is that it is a little wide for the purpose for which I purchased it, but we have made do.
This will be ideal for my basement belongings. Six of them were purchased by me. I've told my friends and family about this product as well.