Can I add weight and move the bottom part for the legs? Or does it not move and is only there to help you remain stationary?
990932
You can add standard weight plates to the leg curl arm at the foot if the bench. It pivots so that you can get a few leg exercises in.
990933
We haven't had a problem. I do legs on the bench all the time. Just note this bench has a weight limit of 300lbs.. I learned that when I went to purchase a weight set from Modells. If you lift more then 300 lbs this isn't the bench for you. You are limited with how many plates you can put on for leg work outs! This is great as a starter bench. Let me know if you have anymore questions! :)
990934
Bottom part rotates on a bolt which acts as an axle. You add weight and do leg lifts. So yes, you can move the bottom part to work your legs.
2226216
It doesn't move once assembled, but you can assemble it raised or flush. I chose to assemble mine at the same level as the other surfaces - looks and works great.
1463351
You can adjust the height quite a bit. I took some pictures of someone seated only about a foot off the ground and I was able to adjust this to be pretty low. You do need to extend the bottom 3 legs so it's stable but the height can vary quite a bit. I hope that info helps!
1495054
The one that I purchased did not have the legs. It sits flat on the floor.It is my understanding that you can buy the legs as an accessory.
2129787
You can't. I suppose you could get creative and find some way to attach more weight, but as it is you can't modify it. Although, working out with it long enough and going really fast I'd see little need to add to it, but that's just me.
1571541
I would say the only way is to have a stand alone frame for it to sit on with legs. It is very heavy when filled with rock drainage and soil . I have both the shorter and the longer one..it does not seem like there is any solid way to attach legs to it, but I am not a carpenter . You would not be moving these around once filled, with any ease that is.
1670155
Mine doesnt, I can move the whole thing to another part of the living room (which isn't easy but doable) but I have yet to have it budge when feet are on it anywhere! I think you are safe. I love mine by the way!
990868
I'm not sure I can help, but yes I noticed a slight problem when putting the legs. The center leg is retractable, make sure that you push to its maximum, then R2-D2 would stand properly :-) Also the side leg can rotate, from vertical to a back position.
924014
Hmmm, why would you want to add weights to one side? You can place one foot in the center and exercise it alone. It would work with weight on one side (as long as it's not enough to tilt it), I guess, but why?
1546070
Yes your able move it around as you need it. Very durable and it should up. It has for me so far..
122176
I would worry about the stability of the unit after several moves. The unit is heavy when you think of how much dirt goes into it. If I were to do this, I would make sure there is additional support for the legs.
335428
Yes. .. but the only issue is that the company that i ordered forgot to send the center that hold the weight. They shipped it separate. Also the area at the top where you place your feet has adhesive that does not hold well. Other than that it works fine
1571538
I did not attach legs to the bottom of this planter because once you fill it with the soil, it becomes very heavy. I put it on the floor of my patio and the plants grow very well. Actually I use it as my kitchen.
733526
I'm 200 pounds, and there's no movement of any kind. The Diamondback is build solid and heavy with a wide footing. I don't see any way for it to move around during an exercise.
617455
Would not be very stable as is. You need to add some support to the bottom.
448359
The legs are an odd shape. The adjustable base might not be supportive in all directions. Customer relations is where I'd start.
123088
Maybe if using the legs to do so. I do not have it attached to the bed but standing on the legs and have no problems with it moving. We have a ca ling head board. And it is not one of those new heavy mattresses and it still does not move. You might try that first.Sandy