Is additional space needed on each side for setup?
1299759
Not at all. If it is going in a tight spot you can always build it in an open area and the move it then anchor it.
562943
best way I can think of if you have the space is to bolt both racks back to back (2 on the front and two on the back. Then secure using plumbers tape or something that can be attached to the wall or ceiling. Lose a little space in one place but save the space of that the other rack would have used
1826072
Yes they are! I had the same issue with needing this to fit in a specified space.
337110
You have to attach them. That way you can decide how you want to arrange them and how much space you want between them.
1905185
I didn't need to order any additional cables. It had everything we needed to get started. Once we settle on a configuration, we may order some longer cables, but the ones that come with it seem sufficient for our room which is about 20x20.
1154438
I'm install 2 " inch of space each one it depend where you going to install it
1067724
Nooooo! I only put maybe 8 total per slot; 4 per side. I would just use more than one slot, or switch to another kind of holder.
46959
Yes. It looks like it has room. There's about an inch of clearance on both sides.
97209
You can adjust the height of each monitor bar and IME there's enough space to do some interesting things like that. Assuming the horizontals are all going to be on the same bar, it should be safe.
961839
You can always put anything sode by side, but if you're asking if they attach like one unit, then if say no. The feet on a good surface won't move so they could be used together, I suppose.
1251102
The footprint when all setup is about 4'x4'. You probably need at least another 2' all the way around it to do the exercises. To be safe, you probably need a 7'x7' area.
1769069
There is about a quarter-of-an-inch (or less) open space between panels in any direction. To make the fit even more snug, use one or two plastic zip ties wrapped around adjacent panels along the edges that they share, making sure you pull them taut as much as possible, and clipping off the excess. It's a little more time-consuming, but will make for an even sturdier structure.
1346728
Yes, but I would recommend a standard rack...mine didn't come with any hardware and I had to improvise a great deal...and I am a network administrator.
98896
The fans are in the right hand corner so that is a downside for different computer sizes. A centered fan would be more universal.
513760
I think the dimensions of the unit are given. It is fairly small, however, and should fit in a corner if you have measured the space and the unit.
783067
No need for extra space. Poles are anchored in the ground. Bottom of each pole has a plate with three holes.
307747
Yes. Plenty of space. I would take some wire and secure corners together better (they wouldn't be able to escape, but for added security)