I have a height opening in my bar of exactly 33 1/2 inches. I don't want to squeeze this in. Can I take the feet off to gain more space?
1160979
My recollection is that the feet will come off since they are just a threaded portion with a plastic foot at the end. Note that my fridge currently isn't working properly...for what that is worth.
1546823
My butt presently rests 28" off the floor and my kitchen bar is 40" high. Perfect, FYI.
432516
Yes you can. Once you unpack it take your time to think where the main bar will go. Then the higher bar must go on the oppossite side where the door closes.
1589328
I'm 5'10" and I can't get the bar to go any lower and it is almost too high for me.
2247472
Not too bad; loosen two thumb screws down near the bottom on each side. Then lift the bar up and out of the way.
255349
The middle bar you can move to where you want it. So the distance is up to you - it can go as high as an inch from the top bar and as low as about two inchs from the bottom.I hope this helps.
2112781
Start it by using the bar with your hands equally spaced on each side of it with even, steady downward pressure. Once it is started well into the ground, you should be able to use the bar off to one side for more leverage. Once I had it to ground level, I installed the post, used a large pipe wrench to turn it even deeper. Installed a plastic mail box kit that covers the post.
166511
I'll get back to you tomorrow morning.. I use a 6' bar and it makes it with some room to spare so my first impression would be no. I'll give you a more precise answer tomorrow when I get home.
713063
No, unfortunately the bar that goes accross the bottom makes that impossible. I don't know if the bar can be safely removed? It dosn't look like it.-Another Home Health OT
1411005
Yes I can. From the top of the upside down u-shaped bar, to the floor is 14 and 3/4 inches. I hope this helps. The product is a good buy if it fits for your purpose. I was impressed, as it was more heavy duty than I expected.
625428
6' will place you very close to the top. As for position holding straight out of the box, my answer would be no. The bar is not knurled, so unless you put in extra effort in either pinning or using Lok-tight, it will most likely slip. I went with taking mine off after the first use.
444173
Yes, I think you could easily pry the bar off. It appears to be flush and attached with glue and a small tack.
2074376
I just looked at ours and closed from the edge of the bar to the other end is 16 inches then you have the opening on either end. Then each opening is 4 inches so I really can't say yes or no you would probably have to try it.
165235
No we can't close the door, and you would need small legs to get them in the space between the frame and bar to wrap your knees around the bar. We really like it for a chin-up and pull-up bar!
1855722
It's only about 1.5 - 2 feet. My squats leave the bar above the front posts, so I could theoretically lean forwards and drop it in there in a pinch.
171529
I don't think you can. The space under and in between the legs is rather small.
2074057
I assume you are shortening the height. No, you can't take 2.5" off the bottom because there is metal hinge hardware that is 2" from the bottom of the door.