What height does total gym 1900 accomodate?
54357
I am 5"8" and have plenty of room for both upper and lower body. the slide board probably has about six inches in space left.
54358
As long as you are not taller than 6'6" you should have no problem working out on this version of the total gym
54359
Uncertain of the actual question. If you're asking what height of an individual the total gym will accept I can't tell you for a fact. There is no limit specified. I am 5'10" and have no trouble with it. I suspect anyone over 6' or 6'2" would start to find it difficult to "fit" on the glide board during some exercises.
54360
I am not sure,I am not quite 6'3 and it works for me. I would want to be much taller than that though.
748721
It is about 6' tall and 3' wide. It fits very well in our exercise room along with an eliptical and a couple of other exercise machines.
1285524
Super easy to assemble. It's 24 inches tall by itself. I'm assuming if you double that you'd get 48 inches tall.
663823
Its 48 inches long, and 24 wide, you'll need at least 81 inches in clearance at the top.and room to put your weight plates on too. and if you do seated rows you'll need some extra room too.
1674310
Larry, I believe so, but I'd check with the Total Gym Site and ask them. Goggle it up as I'm sure they have a way for one to contact them. Good luck, Gary
1853608
I would say about 9 12 if you count the floor. I double up some so I can fit more.
26580
The height of the machine is 7ft. I have a 10ft ceiling and it is just right. You will not be able to do muscle ups unless you have a 12ft ceilings.
1404208
Not really I'm 5 1 and after spending abt 150.00 to assemble unit I don't use it because I can't adjust to my height
483301
after it is all together it is about7.5 to 8 ft tall. I put it together on my back pourch then could not move it in to my home . it needs its own building or room . I would look into other sets before you make a perches I was not very happy with this product. Cheep made not sturdy had to buy a weight set to use this gym .
716009
Six foot should be fine. See if you can get an adapter for the legs because Olympic size weights don't fit it unless they've made adjustments since I purchased my unit
599739
Todd, I was able to contact the Total Gym Store yesterday. They advised that the bar should not exceed 300 pounds.
1885554
This bar is 84" in length, it takes up to 5 olympic plates on each side or up to 500 lbs. This bar fits most benches.
357332
Not sure. I don't think I would apply 600 to this bench. More for light weight workouts.
1726741
The height of the cage is very close to 7'. You might not be able to do a full pull up. If you had 2 extra inches in your ceiling: This cage is unique because of the lat attachment (highly recommended... it will give you nearly everything you find in a commercial gym), which requires 7'2". With the lat attachment you will be able to do rows and pull-downs, basically training the same muscles as a weighted pull-up, plus... you have all the other possibilities of upper and lower pulleys. Of course this cage is not inexpensive, and the option I am suggesting adds another $240, but it is WELL worth it. The height of the cage is very close to 7'. You might not be able to do a full pull up. If you had 2 extra inches in your ceiling: This cage is unique because of the lat attachment (highly recommended... it will give you nearly everything you find in a commercial gym), which requires 7'2". With the lat attachment you will be able to do rows and pull-downs, basically training the same muscles as a weighted pull-up, plus... you have all the other possibilities of upper and lower pulleys. Of course this cage is not inexpensive, and the option I am suggesting adds another $240, but it is... » Read More The height of the cage is very close to 7'. You might not be able to do a full pull up. If you had 2 extra inches in your ceiling: This cage is unique because of the lat attachment (highly recommended... it will give you nearly everything you find in a commercial gym), which requires 7'2". With the lat attachment you will be able to do rows and pull-downs, basically training the same muscles as a weighted pull-up, plus... you have all the other possibilities of upper and lower pulleys. Of course this cage is not inexpensive, and the option I am suggesting adds another $240, but it is WELL worth it. « Show Less
1995754
Dallin, No issues with height whatsoever. I'm 5'11 and I take it to the 6th hole for the adjustment. It has plenty more extension. I use it for squats once a week and it hasn't presented a problem yet, even with 400 plus pounds. Good luck bro, it's a great rack to own.
748734
The unit is 23" wide by 19" tall. The knee bench is 161/2" wide by 61/2" deep. There is no wt. limit listed. It is really quite sturdy, though.
44151
dont measure total height just the housing the lower part that screws into the top .unless you have limited space for entire unit.