What is the distance between the outside edges of the 2 diagonal legs? I'm looking to put this on a riser, so the base can't outsize the riser.
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They're about 23 inches across, I measured using a sheet of paper so it's an approximation
2037756
The bar gap is 2.5 inches at maximum. They can be smaller depending on the size of the space it is installed in due to the adjustment.
1818438
I know they make a riser block. You can check the website to see how tall it is.
2217966
overlaping an inch on each side should not make a difference. You still have 14 inches of stand for it to sit on. My thoughts only, not an engineer.
1735552
I measured 85 3/4". Obviously you need another 12+" above that to use the chin-up bar without smashing your head into the ceiling. For some reason I didn't have that foresight when I built mine in my 87" high basement. Dohhh. So my first workout on this was carrying it out of the basement. Otherwise this is a nice sturdy rack.
2071910
The space between the bottom edge and the floor is only 1-3/4". However the back side is completely straight down the leg. Is sits in front of our baseboards nicely. This has been a very nice unit.
445499
suz ... if I understand your question correctly ... I moved the footplates manually to be level heighth, and measured from inner edge of left plate to inner edge of right plate ... 6" apart ... if I did not understand correctly, please clarify and I will try again
608040
The distance between the top of the bottom crossbar and the bottom of the top cross bar is 4 5/8". I've had good luck with my shelf. It didn't break when I assembled it. However, I ordered two sets and found the crossbars on one set to be slightly longer than the other set. In order to stack them, I needed to trim about 1/16" from the longer bars. The side panels stack via tongue and groove. This is typically a stronger joint as long as the measurements are perfect. I'd rate this item 4 stars.
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Just measured mine. The definitive answer is: 24 3/4" from outside of each leg. 22 1/4" from inside of each leg. You're safe to order it!
1560302
Sorry. I answered the question incorrectly. The riser cannot be cut. I used a flexible line to manage the shorter distance. My first answer referred to support rod
2088188
Not directly out of the box, it goes from 0-5" by default. There is an optional 2" riser block accessory that will give you 7" capacity. It seems to have zero effect on the stability and accuracy of mine when I am cutting into oversized stock.
541389
What is the vertical dimension of the joist? Is it exposed? Any other joists in the vicinity? My joists were only 2" wide and too close together for the bar mounts. I got a 4x4 and put that over the top of the joists and then secured the mounts/bar to the 4x4.
1143747
After digging a little more, your 516 is .4" taller, check if it's acceptable. If not, they sell .5" risers here for $15.
179164
Yes, mine is installed with. 3" riser...just make sure bolts are tightened securely.
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The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's just not as useful as it would have been if it had been posted correctly to begin with. The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's... » Read More The wire supports are 8" off the base. The gap varies up to 1 1/2 if you put two adjacent supports as far apart as possible (each has two possible positions). (Of course you could get a bigger gap if you leave a support out altogether). However, hard to explain but you won't get all 1 1/2" gaps - you will get some 1 1/2", but those wider gaps will steal from other gaps. The picture is not misleading but the posted base dimensions when I bought it were incorrect; they have since corrected that. I have since started using it and it is very useful and I would recommend it; it's just not as useful as it would have been if it had been posted correctly to begin with. « Show Less
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From the outside of one leg to the outside of an adjacent leg it varies from 11 1/4 to 11 3/4 inches. A diagonal measure from outside to outside is around 16 1/4 inches.
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Just measured mine, there is a one inch space from the ground to the bottom of the base (underneath)...i.e. the legs measure 1". I love this base.