Can one add more weight to the bar?
914942
No, this weight bar is designed to be used alone. If you added any weight to the bar it would tear the protective covering. The ends of the bar are square and there is no way to secure any additional weight(s).
914943
You can tie, suspend dumbbells from the bar if you loop cord around the dumbbell heads. I use two 10# dumbbells and occasionally two 5# ankle weights to get up to 50#. I'm trying to figure out if I can do something similar with my kettlebell (only have 1 15#er). It can work if you give it some thought. But, you can't add PLATES to increase the weight.
126469
Yes, you will have to screw the bases for the bar in. I had to buy a drill to do so.
763158
You need Olympic weights for this bar. Standard plates for a standard bar. You are smart to check because many stores don't carry a lot of Olympic plates.
574269
No sir I cannot. The walls of the switch would be to thin to support the tightening around the bar and short out on the metal. Sorry.
1708806
It comes with two bars that you add weight to. Is that what you are asking?
47892
Yes order the extra bar. It only comes with two. When I ordered mine it arrived in three days
1394096
Not on one bar, no. You can typically only put about 30lbs on one in my experience.
233569
Yes. If the beams are a standard width apart and are parallel to each other then you can. However, the hardware is bolts not screws, so, if you can't access the top of the beam to drill through then you will have an issue. You could try screwing the bar to the beams, but that may be less secure at higher weights. Long answer is long, but hopefully it helps.
1617442
Not without some modification. The ends of the bar itself would need to be trimmed down, or new holes drilled through it to line up the holes in the mounting brackets.
629539
There are 25 pound weights for each side along with 10 and 5 pound weights and 2.5 pounds - so depending on you and your fitness level you could add quite a bit. Me - I usually am doing about 15 pounds per side so 30 pounds weight plus the bar...I've been doing it awhile. I try to increase with more weight as I get to a plateau and I'm trying to challenge myself as I get stronger!
2054962
Yes you can but, you have to be careful. The plastic slot you put the bar in is very cheap. It will crack. I cracked 3 trays putting it together. I dont like these trays.
2190800
Yes, additional hooks could be added if there is room on the bar after installation.
1391287
Yes you can,, it's adjustable,,,I removed about 20lbs,,,, I'm at about 35lbs currently,,, I'll add another 5lbs beginning of year,,, I'll gradually increase to the max weight,,,,,,,, the weighted bars are roughly 3lbs each
1115938
I think you can do that. maybe rigging up some extra support using an L bracket
1727598
Yes you can - we do. It doesn't matknup the door frame any more than the bar already did. It is light so adds a very minimal amount of weight.
1068437
I think most bars that hold weight on each end are 35lbs. I didnt weigh it. Just a suggestion, get the weight set w it, n u can change the weights
1412195
You can probably rig it to a bar, you'd just have to find something strong enough to hold the straps to the bar with your weight against them. It would probably be cheaper to buy generic gravity straps that are meant for a bar.