what about leveling the bench if the floor isn't even?
931863
I was pretty darn close and was able to level using a thumbtack on the one short leg. But alternatively I could have leveled with a woodscrew and some washers.
931864
I didn't have any problems yet, but I'm sure if there is a will there is a way.
931865
Shims, they cost $4 for two dozen at any hardware supply store. Or level your floor with self-leveling concrete.
931866
Since the legs are all the same, the only option I believe would be to use shims on each leg. Good luck.
923534
Not really. yes if the floor is flat but not level. If there are bumps or swalls no.
487998
Mine was leveled, are you sure its not your floor? Try positioning under-furniture pads under the machine where its not level.
963541
You could lift from below floor level but you will still be limited to the lift height. You might be able to add a pulley or winch to increase the total lift height but this would take welding these ad dons to the frame in some way
1022030
There is no floor on the bottom level. One could be added. The frame is all wood. You could cut a piece of plywood to match the dimensions of the base and attach it with screws. Maybe paint or coat the plywood to seal it.
1263364
I would say no unless your table is extremely low. The intent of this bench is storage.
615127
A level floor always works best and will give a more consistent and accurate reading . Good luck.
1303997
that is how I used it. Just put it a little higher, if you can. I put something under it, like a board, or sometimes nothing. It works well.
1697926
I had the same problem. I didn't think that leveling was the problem because I have my unit on a wood floor. However, I moved it about six inches from where it was and the problem was solved.
658716
Theoretically you could, as their are hamstring pads where you could latch onto and set the bench at a decline. Now, is that the bench's actual purpose? No, but you make use of what you have.
895314
I don't know as I haven't tried it on uneven floors. Depending on how uneven the floors are, my guess would be that it would take more than 1 pad to do it.
1595694
Yes. The bench is very heavy and well built. Has to be flipped to lower or raise legs.
849834
It all depends on the amount of imperfection. It did not fully level out my floor. I should have leveled the floor first.
2026727
Use a swifter so you don't have to lean in and on the flooring (a Lysol wipe on a yardstick probably would work better). Be sure to let it dry completely.
194842
my best answer is maybe. The big problem with this bench is the size, I use and stepper to give more inclination.
1486593
I don't think so. The legs seem pretty stable. This bench is a great buy! I'm very satisfied!
1287657
This is kind of tricky. You're thought process is correct. I know you don't have the additional vertical space but what you can do is have another person with you and tilt the bench on its side and then lift it up slowly sliding the bench towards you as you are doing it. I hope this helps. Michael Lyons Professional Fitness Concepts