Can this bar go outside? How much weight can it hold?
1721718
You could put it outside. I personally wouldn't want to expose the wood to the elements. Not sure about the weight? I think 125 if I remember correctly. I would do a search to be sure.
1721719
I believe this holds up to 140lbs. My older daughter is currently 90 and it does not wobble at all with her on it. The base would be fine outside but I would not want the maple bar getting wet.
1721720
You could use the bar outside however I wouldn't want to get it wet particularly the Wood bar. I think from what I remember the weight limit is 110 pounds but you should check the manufacture to be sure
1721721
I think it may eventually rust if you keep it outside. my daughter is 80lbs and still uses it.
1627391
The bar itself will be fine, but the foam grips will probably not stand up to rain for very long. Easily remedied by cutting them off and using duct tape instead. The actual bar will not suffer though.
254807
That depends upon how it's attached to the wall. The bar itself will hold up to more than 350lbs. Plenty sufficient to for very obese especially if their feet are on the floor.
1214941
They do sell a stabilizing bar if you go to the company website, however we put 50lb weights on the feet.
1083679
Reginald, this will support anything 15 lbs or less. The cross bar extends 12 feet across. you may want to contact Savage company about the weight. We appreciate your inquiry.Regards,Alex G
2089246
I exchanged emails with them a few years ago about its weight capacity. They said they had dropped 1200 lbs on the spotters and hooks and it didn't budge (I still have the old email). I don't know if it would endure that beat for long or anything would for that matter. I certainly wouldn't drop that kind of load on the front hooks outside the rack without having it bolted on the floor! You could tip the rack. Also the dip bars are rated at 250 lbs a piece.
1354784
yes this is a 45lb bar (20kg). I would not buy it though.... rusty and not good for anything but squat and bench. I replaced it with a Rogue bar.
97135
This bar is pretty sturdy- my daughter is 54 lbs... And my older son is 63 lbs, I wasn't sweating it when they both went on together- hope yhat helps!
618747
Should be no problem to hang outdoors as long as you have something tall enough and sturdy enough to support the weight. However I don't know how well the material will hold up to the elements, I think it will shorten the life of the bag.
1622115
I use it for outside. It's plastic, so weather won't affect it all that much, although it could crack from extreme heat or cold. Then again, any plastic will do the same thing. It seems well made, and holds a lot of weight, me.
2218061
It is sturdy enough to set up outside. It won't be waterproof though, so I would only use it for a time and then bring it back in. It is not a permanent outdoor setup.
1377335
It is very sturdy. I actually used it freestanding outside a couple of times. Inside you should have no problems.
1507720
Yes! This bar is water resistant, it is sealed and can withstand the seasons!
1672212
I am only guessing, but there is space for several hundred pounds, as much as can fit on it... it is a standard bar. It is NOT going to collapse...
38983
It can hold a lot of weight for sure over 350+ but there is a bar that separates the right side from the left. What I did not like about it was when one person on the left would move ( or vice versa) the other person on the right would shift. It is not ideal. Would be great if not for the bar in the middle. Oh and if using in a tent put a blanket down under it cause it will put a hole in the floor of your tent. Hope this helps.
1169746
The wooden bars are very sturdy; we have hung (weight/volume-wise) what we would hang on metal bars and there has been no problem whatsoever! I hope this helps?!
1853450
yes. Make sure its anchored in deep and into a stud though. The trim keeps it from sliding down and most of the weight , once you actually hang, is transferred into the rubber covered bar. If you move around or bounce though that trim becomes necessary. I'm about 280 and i can flop around on this thing. The holds twist and break long before the little piece of wood trim does.