What size legs can fit in here? What brands? Is it usable with any &amp; all, I hope?
641736
It should work with just about any pole up to 2.5 inches. Even though the channel is only about 1.3 wide, you can expand the two sections of the barrels and clamp them around the pole.
2130717
The legs are 1.5"X1.5". The unit is light enough that casters that dimension would work.
1311529
In the smaller dimension, the span between the base of the legs is 17" and the legs are 1" in diameter, so the full span is 19". It will be close, but technically it will fit. Obviously in the 53" direction you're fine.
1258273
I am sorry. It is not. The twin legs are about 1/8 to 3/16 inch longer. So I could not fit it inside the housing. Everything else looks the same.I have opened it and so I did not send back or ask for a refund.
160342
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.
695667
It's pretty small...Check the measurements. Don't think you'll find anything cheaper. The plastic legs on the bottom will break quickly. You'll probably want to get extended warranty if you buy it.
547943
I can't actually say but my (4 inch ) fits with room left over. Its a great size. The customer may want to call Sauders company for more size information. Sorry I couldn't help more but its a beautiful piece & very very sturdy. Love it
1014432
I believe that will work. My configuration is a little different. I bought the legs with a set of wheels attached. The distance between the legs is just under 15 inches. MT
914033
What is the measurement between width leg to width leg? I am trying to pair it with my antique full frame and queen size memory foam mattress.
2130715
The legs are not particularly thick and couldn't accommodate heavy casters, not sure of the dimensions. However, if your floor is wooden, small furniture slides should work. It's not a heavy unit, though quite stable.
1543008
I use a standard pneumatic barstool which worked great at both heights for me (currently w/ leg extensions). I like slightly different heights for different angles. It's just more flexible when getting the exact position you want.
716010
Standard Olympic size is perfect. For legs you need an adapter since it does not support Olympic sized weights. I was able to get price dropped for that reason but bench is good.
1989816
I made sure I had plenty of room on the sides. I would say get a more narrow one- maybe 10" if you are able. Good luck :)
1152641
It's rated for up to 250 lbs, so 260 is obviously pushing it. Leg room is limited...I am 5 ft 6in and fit comfortably...my guess is anyone over 5-8 might find it tight, although some of the amazon reviewers were taller than that and thought it was OK. Cannot recommend an alternate model as this is the only one I am familiar with.
51521
I would be concerned about it fitting inside. I'd guess there's 5'' inside clearance. The legs would probably hold but it's not a heavy duty grate.
1419130
I'm a bigger guy, and it just fits on either side of my legs. You may be able to sit cross legged if your legs are small enough. I don't care for the legs, they are kinda flimsy feeling. I haven't had them break or topple though.
745105
I bought this for my 5'11'' wife, and it fits her perfectly, so I wouldn't suggest this for anyone under 14 or 15-years-old. As for the legs, we've had the furniture for about six months now, and haven't had any issues with the legs whatsoever. Hope this helps!