How wide are the support bars? Considering pipe insulation to pad them.
915329
Asking about the support bar making an "x" in between? The bar thickness is small, I don't think padding it would be necessary. Don't have exact measurement sorry. I would recommend putting a thick padding underneath or make sure its laying on carpet. My son loves it! The support beams "x" have no affect on him whatsoever, he can't grab it because of the netting, its on the other side.
915330
They are not wide and you won't need to pad them. This is the best investment we are thrilled and use it everyday with our busy crawling baby..... He'll fall or try to put his mouth on them and he's fine. We have it set up in our living room full of toys and it is much better than those plastic gates. It also isn't very tall so he enjoys looking through the mesh and can now use his hands on the top to hold onto and "walk " around .
915331
We used no padding and never had a problem but my grandson was already walking and pretty steady used on the beach with an umbrella out back took to bday party's and just used at a wedding so light an easy to transport will put it back up tonight and measure for you
1390423
Just measured. Max width it will support is 2 3/4".So you should be all set :-)
1968625
I think a trip to the local hardware store for some water pipe insulation sleeves would work just fine. A pool noodle might also work, though the noodles we have at our house have a larger diameter hole than the bar- if you left the old foam on it might work. Decorative duct ontop of the foam also discourages bites into the foam.
1819613
Support bar is about 6 inches off floor and is not adjustable. There must be space behind toilet for bar to fit behind.
863169
The cross bar is about 48'' wide so that would be the max width. I mounted mine on a 5' bucket and they work extremely well. Hope this will help. Cheers.
1130744
The bar is 400mm long x 18mm wide x 9mm thick, hope this helps Cheers John.
650854
The base is about 7.5" in length and 3" width. In that 3" of width, it has 3 elongated holes evenly space within the 3" width. With it compressed all the way, I would say approximately 3" thick. Support bars are about 2" and they overlap each other once closed. I would estimate it to be around 3 to 4".
582379
The stabilizing bar is approximately 6 3/4 inches off the floor. If your pipe falls below that, you are good to go.
811048
It's probably too wide for that. But good concept. Goto Home Depot. Get some parts. DIY make your own insulation fixer :P
1852050
It's 1.5 inches wide, a bit thicker where the foam padding is. Very sturdy bars.
182787
I use a small PVC pipe wit a stopper at both ends it just should be big enough to fit the item bent.
1283981
I spoke with TracRac, they stated that they do not have anything and the Thule rack padding is to small for their rack. I would recommend getting pipe insulation, I have had customers use that in the past and it works well.
332781
2" standard Olympic bar. Little snug but graphite or grease took care of it for me.
881196
the "stainless" supports run 19" in width from inside end to end. and 17" depth from the back wall
2146894
3 1/4 inches long , 2 1/4 " wide, approx 1" thick a little difficult to measure the thickness due to curvature of the bar
599468
We have it installed on one side of a glass shower surround. The outside edge of the bar itself is 2.75" out, with the support posts on each end sticking out anotber 1/4 inch.
281140
They'd work fine for a 42" bar but wouldnt recommend for outside. don't think the pads would be water proof and they'd eventually rust if left out in the rain