How much area is needed for the unit when setup? That is taking into consideration the area the weight bars extend to the side?
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You'll want to have at least 80" of space side-to-side.Length is at least 98" if using the leg attachment.Height is a minimum of 74" (even if you haven't attached the optional pull-down attachment.
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All total it takes up about as much room as a queen size would take up this also accounts for room for the different types of excersises you can do on it and be careful of a ceiling fan
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Bare minimum space for it to work correctly is 7 feet height, 8.5 feet length, 6.5 feet width (7 feet would be better, but 6.5 may work fine).
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Buy a power rack and a separate bench. Yes, it'll cost you more but at least you'll be able to reach the rack pins when you're flat benching and you get to adjust the squat position. My wife was unable to unrack the bar for squats and I had to squat half the way down. The safeties are also completely useless. I actually just threw this whole setup on the dump
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Probably would be fine....you would have a gap under the bar extension but wouldn't see an issue with that. 4 on each side would be a bit cramped but you could pull it off....as long as it wasn't for 4 fat people :) Good luck. I've had the bar a while now and for the price it is hard to beat.
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I have two in my gym hanging from the ceiling. I mounted them about 3 feet from the wall. This should give you enough space for all of the exercises.
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You can yes, going off of memory you should be able to put 6 10 lb weights on each side to bring it up to 120lbs per bar.
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You need about 8' of head room and a 10' by 10' space would be plenty adequate, but I would warn against buy this machine as it is not a good piece of equipment. I bought one for my wife and put it together (which is very time consuming) and nothing worked well especially the fly machine portion. The weights only engage about 4 to 5 inches. I disassembled and returned! Awful!!!!! Buyer Beware!!! You get what you pay for!!!
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It will fit, but you wont have enough wiggle room to do much more once you are set up.
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Length wise you really don't need much room. It's the width. Your going to need a good five feet to the right and left of you. You'll need to extend your arms, legs ; so space to either side is vital. Since this is not movable once set up where you set it up to start has to have adequate space. I'm fond of my reformer - and if you do go with the aero Pilates stamina brand go with the version with METAL SPRING. Not the bands it's well worth the extra money. Last year when I purchased mine it was the only "studio type" reformer on the market. Since then balanced body has released a much better moveable reformer called the IQ. I would HIGHLY recommend that brand. Even with the springs on the body balance reformer you will quickly out grow the intensity of your work out. We've replaced the wheels twice and it's fully put together properly - it's not smooth like a studio reformer. Balanced body is known for studio reformers and they've done an amazing job making a home version for the same price.
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Standard, but you could probably use an olympic bar. You'll want to be carefull adding heavy plates one side at a time as it has a small base and standard bars are only 15lbs...it could fly off and smack you if you're not carefull.
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the 4-place bike unit requires a 2" receiver. as long as you have, you should be ok. Great bike Rack for the price.
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What is the vertical dimension of the joist? Is it exposed? Any other joists in the vicinity? My joists were only 2" wide and too close together for the bar mounts. I got a 4x4 and put that over the top of the joists and then secured the mounts/bar to the 4x4.
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Not sure as to the questions but i would venture to say that you would need a at least a 25ft. by 25ft. area for kids to use equipment without bumping into objects or any interfereinces hope this helps
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I'm sorry, I installed the bar at my mother in laws house so I can't measure it today, however, it seems you have a couple of good answers. If you are that tight with space you can also install it on an angle. Good luck
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You need a bar with at least 43 - 44" clearance for the bar supports; after that, length is limited by floor space in whatever room you have the bench, and other, for instance, cardio equipment. My bar is 72" total.
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Between 6 to 8 feet depending on how wide you set it up. If you put it in a corner as I have done it does not feel as if it is taking up any space.
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I am currently squating with 315 and it feels solid. I contacted York and they don't think that you should put over 315lb on the safety bars, but I think it would hold more if you needed to drop the load. I live in a condo and highly recommend this to anyone with limited space.
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the rack itself will require a floor space of 56" (width) x 48" (depth). keep in mind though you need space on each side of rack to accomodate your weight bar when lifting.