I have a dumbbell rack that is 17" square and weighs 150lbs. Will this support a square surface? I want to be able to roll the rack in and out of room
1974615
No! This would not support heavy weight. This plant stand mainly is for plants.
1974616
The weight shouldn't be a problem, the only thing I might consider would be if your rack is top heavy? This cart is not very big around.
1974617
Probably not the best option because the surface of this is not flat. I would suggest you get a dolly that has flat legs. For planters these work great.
1974618
Don't see why not. I stood on mine when I got it (240) just to see. There are no perimeter lips restricting shapes that sit on it. Center of gravity would be something to watch though.
13844
I'll be honest with you - I do not think this is the rack for you if your up to 800 pounds. I was using 220 pounds on the front for squats and just the slightest tug would have caused the rack to tip forward. I have since purchased 2 50-pounds bags of sand and put them at the rear of the base for extra leverage. You may want to look into a higher strength rack like PowerTec. I hope that helps!
2202492
Yes. this is in a fixed installed rack, no issue... If this is in a mobile rolling rack, then it needs to be supported in the back.
66801
I have the same issue, but it seems solid enough and strong enough. When we bench with 200+ pounds on the bar, and re-rack it, this little bit of give does tend to move the rack a bit, even with an additional 200 pounds on the weight holding pegs, so be aware of that. I definitely would not rack more than 300 pounds on this however - if you need to go beyond that weight, you should look into a whole cage because you are too advanced for this particular rack.
898883
The weight of contents would most likely knock it over. It is meant for mounting. It does have rounded corners on the bottom making is less stable to stand alone. However, it is an excellent rack. We use it for the mail (catalogues & flyers) that doesn't fit in the mailbox. Our postman loves it.
201308
It would be up to you. Mine is mounted in a double wide [trailer], with plywood floor, standard (cheap) carpet pad and short shag. Been like that for about two years with no problems and no damage to carpet, or stability problems with the gym. Have made some minor location moves (a few inches) with no problems so far. The gym gets almost daily use. We opted not to use a mat, and still feel that one is not needed (for us). And still love this gym with leg press attachment and would buy it again. Be aware that some mats may transfer discoloration / oil / solvent to a carpet.
1315924
The rails themselves are adjustable depending on the rack depth that you have. This would definitely be able to support it. I believe that the shelf on the rails is at least 12".
711386
I bought mine for an entirely different project and it does exactly what I bought it for. I believe it will hold your cabinet panels square (see David Grone's answer).
1510579
Yes it will, in fact it's more stable that way. I have two bikes on my rack and it works quite well. A small trick you can use is to wedge the bottom of the rack on the front center of the base(perhaps a piece of cardboard or a wooden wedge) so that the top will lean backwards a bit against the wall.
1753767
The rack is very sturdy and well-made. As long as you balance the load, you should be OK. I recommend the rack and would buy again if I had the need.
1346752
I only bought one of these, but I don't think that you could because the rack frame corners are round. Also, when you have shoes on the rack, they stick up higher than the rack.
1171578
Not really no, the uprights are too far apart cuz it is meant for a 7-ft (full Olympic size) barbell. If you used a 6-ft you would have to rest the weight-holding part in the rack, which would be very tricky and probably dangerous with weights on the bar.
589933
No, it shouldn't fall over unless it is hit hard or something, it is a very stable rack
2247229
I'm not sure what kind of weight it can support but I don't see why not. It is only 14" wide. I'm very happy with this purchase. I have it at work and at home.
474857
Not sure about the weight; but I can load the rack all the way across and the bar does not bend. The only problem that I have experienced is rolling the rack on carpet. It is harder to roll by yourself without any help. On tile, it works great! If I needed additional space for clothing, I would buy another one.
1279491
Technically, yes. However, the rack is fairly thin, so it would be a question of how much weight you would put on it.
1791381
Yes. The way the rack is designed, it has areas that you can attach some sort of weights on it. I'd suggest going to You Tube and put in "adding weights to The Rack". There are several videos on there that show people who have added weights to The Rack. Hopefully this helps!