Can you add weight to it?
394196
No additional stack,but u can buy 2 and a half,and 5 pound add on,easier to go up in 2 and half pounds,than 10
394197
I doubt it but feel that the manufacturer is the best to answer that question. They were very helpful when I had a question about putting it together. We are in our 70's and the weight on the equipment is plenty for us.
219965
Yes it is possible. Be sure you have a resistent table, otherwise it might breake with the heavy.
1871626
Setting it up you do slide that thing on there so I'm guessing you could put weights on there with the small holes
557876
I suppose you could but then all the weight would be on two points rather than four. Plus it could then swing back and forth. I would not recommend it.
814868
Not really,Well,You can do squats on this pushing your own weight,However you can't add any weight's to it unless you were to hold something like a weight! However it does have resistance cables and that can give you a little more resistance when they are connected!
1727598
Yes you can - we do. It doesn't matknup the door frame any more than the bar already did. It is light so adds a very minimal amount of weight.
249720
Yes. Thats exactly what I did. You will need to be a little creative though because you will need to add some support or strapping to what is supplied.
1726708
Hi-Thanks for your inquiry-You should be able to do it as Each Raise It adds 1 inch of height.Thanks!
483096
Yes, but only if done for at least 30 minutes straight. You can also add weights to it, the ones that slide on with the hole in the middle. You have to buy those separately.
1618644
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.
1572508
the weight is not too bad. it does add a little bit of weight but it is bearable if that helps :)
414179
You can, but it might require some reshuffling of weights as the expansion are single blocks of metal.
56759
It is fairly sturdy so you could as long as the weight is not excessjve. That being said l am not sure I would do that to mine.
524520
You could but you might want to put a couple of nails to join them together so they don't fall off. Put your heavier stuff in the bottom to anchor it. That is a great idea
686419
You probably could, but I would not recommend it. It's going to be pretty cumbersome due to its weight and size.
1653784
Yes that would be easy to do. I can lift mine of the base and add it to a built in unit at any time.
824598
Yes you can & it is very easy to do. Weight is a consideration to remember.Please watch video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA7vw0X3dBE