Does it need to be hanging on a bar to stand up or is it sturdy enough to be standing on the floor?
1616153
Has to be kept hanging from a rod. There is no question of it standing on its own. It doesn't have a frame of any sort.
1616154
I think it is designed to hang on a bar. It is too flexible to stand up straight.
140156
It sits on top of a table (not provided), so you would need an actual bar beneath it.
762868
No, we have it standing on our patio and it is very solid. You should just make sure the ground is level.
728895
Yes you can stand this item up right. I have mine hanging from my shed eaves.
1950251
It could hang from a tree just fine. I have it hanging from a hook on our gazebo. It does need to be level, though.
207436
We keep it on the floor in our family room. No need for a stand. We have a much bigger habitat I built outside.
1771507
I have my 'free standing' on the ground but you could easily drill holes and use some lag bolts to attach it to a wall or floor in the garage, basement, etc. My unit has held up quite well for several years now but it has been kept in the garage the entire time. Bolts have not slipped or become loose. Overall very satisfied with the rack.
536027
the hanging bar is 69 inches from floor to bar. If you have the additional t-bar for the plastic cover it raises the height to 74 inches.
1715260
It stands up pretty well, I'm sure if you just make it a straight line it'll fall but just have the outer ones cornered off it'll be fine. Ours is Like a half of pentagon shape and it stays up and hasn't fall off and we hang clothes on it too. It's pretty sturdy!
836057
No. It's a free standing piece. The back panel is flimsy. I use it as a mini bar and it works well as that.
1118416
It is not sturdy enough to stand on. It is plastic and very flexible. The warmer the weather the more flexible it gets. It is good fo storage and stacking maybe two more on top.
815978
It will stand up, haven't had a problem with it falling over, course I have only used it once.
1365895
It's definitely large and sturdy enough. If you are storing them standing up, they will eventually start to sag. Gravity always wins. Hope that helps!
1403292
It's very sturdy, but free standing so its built for balanced exercise. Your center of gravity needs to be controlled which is the purpose. I do leg work mostly but even do pull ups directly under the bar. Its very versatile, and adjustable for even more uses. Can't go wrong if u know the basics.
1808408
It is stretched on wood bar and ready to hang. No need to frame it. -supercoolDecor (the product owner)
1767644
Yes, it's very sturdy. It comes with special screws to attach to a wall to prevent it tipping over but I didn't need to use it - it stands up without any wavering. Please note, I have it on a floor not carpet but I don't suspect it will be a problem on carpet.
1073458
It doesn't have to be hung. I bought two of them, stacked them on top of each other on the floor, and use them as a long bookcase for cookbooks in the kitchen.