Love this rack but am worried about the weight capacity.Will use much bigger eye hooks & all 4 screwed i beams.I need to hang alot, is 70lbs to much?
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I don't know what its rated for, but I think 70lbs would be ok. Its probably close to the limit but all you would need is different hooks. The rack is easy to install and looks awesome.
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My husband who built custome homes said as long as you screw the eye bolts into trusses, it could hold up to max of 400 lbs. So get one and enjoy it, I love mine.
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The specs state up to 75 lbs. I think that what is just as important is how securely it's mounted to the ceiling. I mounted my two racks using more substantial mounting hardware than came with the kit, stainless steel and somewhat larger.
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Providing you do a good installation . . . easily 300#'s. However if you are not in shape and weigh that much you better buy the pivot table . . . not the rack that mounts to a door frame . . . I weigh around 200 and my son who weights about 250 tried it without any problems. I never had any problems with the straps and I have had mine for a couple of years.
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Yes I recently did just that. I mounted on a wooden door with the large white hooks. I believe they were the 8 lb. capacity each hooks. The rack is very sturdy and on the heavy side once you fill it. They are holding great. You don't see the hooks after you have filled the shelves.
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I believe 300 lbs. The main stress is on your vertical rack system, which depends on your vehicle. Mine is a 2007 Ford Edge and I think it is at capacity with my 2-seater kayak. The strap system has to be re-tightened constantly as normal wind from driving as well as bumps can shake it loose. If your rack is well attached to your vehicle, you should be okay. I got custom U-bolts, as my factory rack (verticals) were wider than the brackets on holders. If you need me to send pictures regarding what I'm talking about, send me an e-mail to joelottdesign@yahoo.com. Thanks
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Well if you lift that amount of weight then your question makes no sense as someone who squats or lifts that much usually knows how to lift with good technique and doesn't miss the hooks. No rack can help you, except your technique.
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I've got 20 lbs on 2 hooks, I am not absolute sure about 50 - 60 without using 3 or more hooks.
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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
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Has long as you have it properly anchored to the wall it should support up to 75 pounds. It's the hangars that you hang accessories that has to be heavy enough to hold heavy objects.
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Hi - We had a support beam put in our ceiling and used 10" 'i" bolts. Then we went to REI and got mountain climber clips. Because I teach I had to ensure safety of my clients and be able to accommodate a multiple of weights. Ours currently can support up to 48K pounds - not that I expect a client that heavy LOL - the weight capacity just added up to that with all the measures we took. I can imagine that if the use is for just an average weight person, in their own home that if you have a secure ceiling beam (you'll have to be able to verify through your roof and/or attic) you could just 'i' hooks into the beam with straps through the "i" hook to accommodate your weight. This may all sound complicated - but I can assure you that you will LOVE this inverted sling! I have so much fun on it all by myself that my husband's new nickname for me is "Monkey"... Enjoy!
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This will easily hold 40 pounds and more (Up to 100). You need to make sure to locate a wooden 2X4 and secure the shelf with either the screws provided or longer lag screws that you can get from the hardware store.
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I am not sure what the manufacturer would recommend, but I think that up to about 2-3 pounds you'd be okay. If you have that much weight, though, you probably need to use more than one hook. I think the heaviest thing I have hanging is probably about 1.5 pounds, and it's on 2 hooks.
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I would not consider it safe. But I'm 200 lbs and I have a tower for that. Could you, depending on your weight? probably, but the support beam isn't held up by the poles, so only the brackets are supporting you. good brackets though, so I did one, quite comfortable but I kept asking myself why take the risk?
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No problem. I have mine on it and it could hold more. It's very sturdy and can be adjusted height and width.
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Yes, this can be hung BUT I wouldn't recommend anything more than a FEW books and perhaps some pictures. I don't have mine hanging so I don't know about the weight capacity.
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Although the rack seems sturdy I would hesitate to put too much weight on it at one time. I don't know of any stand up rack that could handle that much weight.
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the only time I put that much weight on the bar was on the rack ..I loaded it and let it sit for a little while and then unloaded it .... 600 pounds is a lot of weight ... If you are actually capable of squatting or dead lifting that much to be safe you might want to go with a stronger bar .....This is a really good bar for your average person and will do really well for most, except for super strong people