what is the maximum weight capacity for this product and could it support one that is 6' tall?
1112504
I'm 6'1 weight 207, it can handle 250 lbs easy, its very sturdy, ensure you place on level surface.
1112505
I am only 5'7, 230lbs and it holds me with no problem, its a solid piece of equipment. I think its a 300lb max and i do not hit the ground with my legs fully straightened out. It would definitely support you with the normal bent knee dips, but i do not think you could do straight legged dips at 6 feet tall with this piece of equipment.
1112506
It is pretty sturdy, I weigh 200 lbs and I am about 6ft and I have no issues with it. Very high quality piece of equipment.
1112507
Height is no issue as you sometime need the low step up bar to rest we going to failure. Not sure of max weight but very sturdy when assembled. Better than what I see at commercial clubs!!
1112508
Couldn't tell you what the weight capacity is, but I'm 6'2" and 230lbs and have not had any issues with this dip station.
1112509
I'm not sure the maximum weight. I would imagine a good amount. I am 6 ft tall and weigh 170. I have hung a 45 lb weight and never felt at risk. It is very well made and stable. I hope that helps
1112510
I am 6ft4in 210lbs and it supports me very well. I love it. I use it almost every other day. Definitely will take your height. The weight capacity should be good for almost any weight I would assume. It's well balanced. I do dips with added weight of 25lb usually. Hope that helps.
1112511
shouldn't be a problem. I am 6 feet and 270. The station has no problems with me dipping on it. You will be fine. I would strongly suggest doing a good job in assembly.
1796323
Hi, this bed can support a maximum weight of 500 pounds. However, it is not manufactured to be used that way so we can't suggest it as an option for your project. Thanks!
906131
There.s a 300 lb. weight limit and you can't be more than 6 ft. 6 in. tall.
1507910
I am not sure of a maximum weight, but it supported several of us (about 800 Lbs.) for a couple of minutes.
2141082
I believe so. I'm not sure of the weight limit, but it's well made and very sturdy. I've leaned on it with a lot of weight and it's fine.
777356
I do not know exactly but I weight 150 pounds and it is just fine. The board is solid so I feel it can easily support a weight of of 185-200. the height I think is more important and I would not be comfortable with a height in excess of 6 feet. Good luck!
975339
I bought it for my son a few months ago. He's over six feet and weighs about 180 lbs. I don't know the maximum weight, but would guess about 250.
89392
Not sure of the maximum weight it can support if thats what your asking? I can tell you it supported me and my brother just fine, and our combined weight was an easy 400lbs. Took this from the manufactures website ' Weight Rating in excess of 350 lbs (150 kg).'
2111470
I don't know that there is a maximum capacity. If there is one it can't be much. This stand is primarily designed to be a display stand in a bike shop or other retail outlet. I have 23" cruiser that weighs about 40 lbs and it will support it for light maintaince or cleaning. It is not sturdy enough to use a trainer or do heavy maintenance on. I hope this helps.
273769
We bought 2 sets so ours are 4 high and it is quite sturdy. I would think that 6 high would work.
2020868
I dont know exactly the weight limit it can handle, but I am 165 lbs and it does support that weight.
353346
Hi Janet, This will support up to 31 inches. There are larger ones that go up to 33 inches.
1909048
Hi Diane - I don't know the weight capacity since I am a customer. My husband is about 240 and it supports him well, it is not flimsy in any way. I think it is a great product. I contacted the seller and they are very easy to work with.
1877835
I do not know what the limit of weight might be , the stand is well made and I have 2 of them and both with 32" modern , flat televisions on them and other TV equipment such as DVD/VCR players and cable box, sorry I do not know the intended maximum design carry weight.
1546928
Hi. I am 6'1" and weigh up to 210. I have used it several times on shingled roofs and it seems very sturdy.
846789
Yes it can hold 250 pounds. I Don't know about being 6'2 but it seems possible.
1484989
No. It's light weight. It could probably support 8-10lbs on a continual basis and be okay, if you had a small thin screen tv etc. If you put anything heavier on it over time it would warp and fall in(without modifying it). I suppose you could "brace" it by adding some boards to it to accomplish that though.