What is the approximate measurement of the bars? (circumference)
920689
The bars measure a little over 29" long and are a little over 3/8" in diameter.
920690
I measured around the middle bar, and it is between 1.5-1.75" around with aproximate diameter of about 1/2". All of the bars appear to be the same.
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
953091
On left or right sides - 6" then 4.5" then 6" gap.Going top down 10 bars = 8.5" It's just shy of 1"Hope this helps, let me know if you want better measurementsKirk
599737
diameter = 1"I purchased the weight bar for my total gym xls. Weight should not exceed 100 lbs.
1295182
I just now measured mine with measuring tape, so it's in inches, hope that's okay. Those bars are 21 inches apart at the bottom bar ends, the part that is widest and lowest. They are 10 inches apart from where you place your hands on the top, like if you divide the top (highest) bar at the point where the stem clamps on, and measure from the center of each side, it's 10 inches. I measured also the top bar from where it really starts to curve, about midway through that top curve all the way across to the other curve is 15 inches. Hope this helps.
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I measured the bars so I could give an accurate answer: Between bars = 1.6 cm - From Center of one bar to the center of next bar = 1.9 cmI hope this helps. This is a good cage! We aren't using our's b/c we have a Moluccan Cockatoo and she's a giant.
1326977
Unfortunately we don't have the bars anymore to measure them, we bought longer bars
318092
Vertical bars are approx 3/4" in diameter. Same for the one horizontal bar.
2104160
Hi Pillar, the two bars are 4.5" apart (measuring at a right angle just to get the width).
945205
I'm sorry, I just saw your message. The bars are about 1" on center and 1/4" in diameter which puts about 1/2" between them. The quality is good and I am happy. I hope this helps.
2057275
If you mean the tubular bars at the very bottom, there are two things to consider:1. Without the four rubber feet screwed on, it is 13/16ths of an inch - so one notch more than 3/4"2. With the adjustable rubber feet screwed in all the way, it's 1 and 2/16ths inches. I'm guessing labeled specs on the bar are probably 3/4" but the above are my exact measurements after measuring twice.
1041314
The handlebar stem I was replacing had the diameter etched into the surface. I think it was etched below the minimum insertion line. If you don't see that, you can measure the diameter or measure the circumference and calculate the diameter.
638969
Tall (vertically from resting surface to top, in the open position): 13-3/4". Bottom bar to top (length of center leg from top of bar surface to end of leg): 11-3/8". Good value for the price... Note, bar has lip on front edge 1-1/2" from back. Will accommodate up to, say, 1-3/8+" thick frame, but 1-1/2" frame won't fit.
748617
Hi.. I can measure exactly.. But mostly I should warn you that we have had to re-paint the bar guard twice and it is still a rusty mess. We are going to take it down shortly.
1111374
two types look on the CAP official site---Here is the official CAP site that gives measurements and weight or you can contact them--http://www.capbarbell.com/Bars/1inch.html
1934307
My bar has a circumference of 4 inches which means the diameter is approximately 1.27 inches. Don't know what the standard diameter is for an Olympic barbell (have read both Olympic and standard have an approximate 1 inch diameter and where they differ is at the weight bearing ends). I have been lifting for years at various gyms and my bar, which this pad doesn't fit, feels no different.
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I don' t know the general measure, but in my case, I can only use these with the short bicep curl bar. The long chest one does not hold it..