I have eight 25 lb standard plates. Are the upper and lower posts far enough apart that 25 lb plates can fit on both without interference?
1952031
Yes. However sone of the 25 lb weights can be bigger than others .. A 25lb would not fit above a 35 lb though..
689674
This shelf will serve you well. I have six heavy ceramic 10.5 in plates on the top shelf as well as a ceramic serving platter.On the second shelf I have two sets of four i.e. eight, 8.5 inch plates. There is not even a slight bend of the shelf.
325301
This a standard, not Olympic bar. I have only used 25 lb standard weights, and can fit 4 per side at least.
1225891
I am sure you could. I have oversized dinner plates and they fit nicely. I was able to fit 8 of them in there no problem.
151908
The plates I put in were 8", but I think you could fit slightly bigger or smaller ones on it. I really like this plate hanger.
153977
Have not had any problem in this area. The only time it might be an issue is if you are maxing them out with all plates. Even then, if you are using the correct form for the movement, you should not a problem. I am 5'8" and my son is 6'3" and neither of us have had a problem.
198879
The rack will hold four eight inch plates. We have three ten inch plates displayed and it looks fine, though two of the support prongs are unused in this configuration. Hope this helps
1518977
It depends if your rack attaches to your seat post then no. If your rack attaches elsewhere the height of your seat will determine if there is room, the higher the seat more clearance.
1106421
The weight should be ok, I don't know how you'd place them other than flat, or lean them against plates that are already standing up..
1471376
This depends on the thickness of your plates. The shaft on the bar is 9 1/2 inches long. I have 1 1/2 inch thick 45 pound plates. So, I can easily fit 5 plates each side and still have room for the clips. I hope this helps.
935790
They accommodate standard plates. I purchased a plastic olympic sleeve and placed over the standard peg for my weights.
370576
No, my two plates came in two different boxes. One thing to think about though, which I didn't, is simply that most standard 1 inch bars aren't rated past 250 lbs, so it might be worth looking at investing in an Olympic set.
471230
Its gonna depend on how you situate the rack the way i have mine set is no i dont know if you have the rack yet you have to use olympic bars the catchesare far apart
1829168
the holes are for standard plates not olympic size. i think it would be awkward to use with the 25lb standard weight plate because of the diameter of it.
791294
This is perfectly fine and safe for you to use. As long as the weight plates are 2 inches, you should be fine.
1847494
Should not be a problem, the racks can attach at different heights to the supports. I'd have to check, but the increments are about 1 inch I believe. You should be good.
939798
You can put 5 of the 10 pound plates on each side for 105 lbs. Or 5 of the 10 lb. plates and 2 of the 5 lb. plates for 115 lbs. But the collars don't screw all the way on if you do, its about 2 turns from even with the end. The bar is long enough to hold 6 of the 10 lb. plates on each side for a total of 125 lbs. But the collars only tighten 1/4 of the way they should. Not recommended!