Do OSB/board stay in place by just laying them or do they need to attached to the bars in some way Looking for suggestions on planks/board options.
2019310
We store our ladder on these (and then put a few things on top of the ladder). The supports do shift quite a bit when we put the ladder up and bring it down, so I would assume boards would shift as well. Similar to what was suggested earlier...I don't see why a few well-placed drilled holes and some appropriate hardware (or even zipties) wouldn't hold your boards/planks in place. Good luck!
2019311
I cut a sheet of OSB to 36", and then notched out 4 spots where the rounded corners are. won't budge.
2019312
We just laid an inexpensive plywood sheet (we picked up at Menard's) on the bottom of the bars and placed our storage on top of it. Worked out really well. Able to use wasted storage space.
2019313
It depends on the spacing of the hangers and the thickness of the board you're using. I have mine about 6 feet apart with 5 10' 2x4s laying across. They are overkill for the stuff I'm putting up there. If you've got regular boxes that support themselves you could probably get away with just 3. I did 5 because some of the stuff is in bags and I didn't want them to fall through. I contemplated putting a screw up thre the bottom of the hanger into the 2x4s but that hasn't been necessary as they don't really move once everything is on them and it has been useful to move them while adjusting things. It depends on the spacing of the hangers and the thickness of the board you're using. I have mine about 6 feet apart with 5 10' 2x4s laying across. They are overkill for the stuff I'm putting up there. If you've got regular boxes that support themselves you could probably get away with just 3. I did 5 because some of the stuff is in bags and I didn't want them to fall through. I contemplated putting a screw up thre the bottom of the hanger into the 2x4s but that hasn't been necessary as they don't really move once everything is on them and it has been useful to move them while adjusting... » Read More It depends on the spacing of the hangers and the thickness of the board you're using. I have mine about 6 feet apart with 5 10' 2x4s laying across. They are overkill for the stuff I'm putting up there. If you've got regular boxes that support themselves you could probably get away with just 3. I did 5 because some of the stuff is in bags and I didn't want them to fall through. I contemplated putting a screw up thre the bottom of the hanger into the 2x4s but that hasn't been necessary as they don't really move once everything is on them and it has been useful to move them while adjusting things. « Show Less
2111025
Use the safety brackets that come with the bar. I didn't at first, and after some fast pullups, where I was slowly twisting the wrong direction with each pull, it slipped out.
2244538
As in previous answer, you will need to purchase different hooks. However, I know there are units from same company that sell the boards that will hang the way you want and are not as long. Amazon did not carry them but try a google search of name brand.
471843
I've had this board for years....It is wonderful....very heavy....If worried about sliding, I would just use a piece of that light rubber mesh type shelf liner under it... (available at Amazon.com...search shelf liner).....
1194305
You bed boards. I bought some and Im nit using them decided to stay with my box spring. I can sell you the boards they are still in the box. I also love the bed
2121978
Shelves, such as they are, come with. The LPs are supported by metal bars that run side to side, one near the back and one near the front. There was concern that the bars would not be sufficient and some people added wood or other materials. My compartments are jammed full and the metal bars are holding up just dandy. I do recommend this product; I bought one to start with as a test and now have three.
1156339
You will have to position them the best you can. I experienced similar difficulty with my highway bar. Your alternative is to purchase much higher price pegs that may come with an offset bracket. Even then you may experience some of the same problems.
1568794
I attached some rubber bumpers onto the side opposite the grooves. I used 2 side tape to attach them. got them at home depot. 7/8 in. Rubber Screw-On Bumpers makes up for any imperfections in the counter and it stays in place. no problems, only solutions (thanks for that, John Lennon) it's a nice board, oil it with the organic coconut oil from costco good for the board and your hands i have no regrets with mine it's a permanent item on my counter
1747211
The "legs" are positioned on the outside of the bottom piece within the groove located there. Once the top is in position, they will be secure. Be Patient!
13988
Yes, they might slide a little during setup but as you get weight on them they stay where you want to. The two piece design is also a little agitating at first also.
1801100
They should be fine, particularly if you keep it at a six foot length, or if they do not set in the middle if you decide to build it longer! I built ours seven feet long and added a 2x3 brace to the middle of each pice to tie all the boards together!
1998839
I pre-drilled holes inside near the corners of the posts. This will put the screws into the boards and secure them. I hope this helps.
77724
There is another wooden bar that holds the legs together, and it rest against the bar I previously mentioned. The table is very stable and sturdy. I have 2 sets and have never had a problem
2029726
As others said, the screws provided go through pre-drilled holes in the black shelf links into the 2x4's. I have a vague recollection of attaching the horizontal boards first, then flipping them to attach to the verticals. Don't know if anyone else tried that but it worked for us.
1850859
No, they stay in place very well. I have had this cutting board for a few months now and I am very happy with it.
706010
I have not mounted mine yet. waiting for summer. I plan to use anchor screws. the boards are light. good luck.
1321441
Mine are installed on the sides facing the inside of the power rack. While its a little annoying because I have to take them out to do other exercises in the rack if you install them on the outside unless yours is bolted or weighted heavily to the floor your will tip your rack. The inside though feels perfectly fine, right distance apart. I personally don't even bother using the bolt that came with them to hold them in place. The force of doing the dip keeps them from any movement.