From the picture, it appears there are hooks to catch the barbell at the front of the rack. Can the hooks be put in the back ?
1637181
Yes. But I just bought an extra set so that I could have them on the front and the back. I believe an extra set is about $60.
1637182
There are two hooks shown. The ones facing out are attached to the spotter arms and only point facing out. The other hooks can be put either on the front or the back. However, to move them from the front to the back, you'll have to completely remove the top of the rack. I ended up getting an extra set of hooks so I could have them in both the front and the back. I think this is the way to go. They're really easy to move up and down and it gives you lots of flexibility.
1637183
I built mine with the hooks in the back, facing into the cage. That left me with the holders/hooks out front as well from the bar catches. You can have a set facing into the cage from the back posts and a set out in front.
2087632
No, the pre-drilled holes make that impossible. The picture gives the impresssion that the hooks are mostly on 3 sides. The actual product has the hooks placed symetrically on all 4 sides.
1141312
Yes. There are two small metal tabs that attach to the sides at the front of the unit. These can be attached to the front of a standard rack. The unit is not very deep. These two tabs are all you need to securely mount the unit to a rack.
651925
Suppose you can but I would use ratchet straps to secure it to the rack.Two across and one front to back.
2190800
Yes, additional hooks could be added if there is room on the bar after installation.
768534
Look closely, the bar goes under the bike seat. The seat is close to the center of gravity so the bike hangs slightly forward. The hooks supplied secure the bike from moving forward. I saw this unit at our local bike shop.
469517
With the one that I have, there are no hooks on the door. When I slide the rack out, it stays put until I take it all the way out
1267389
You can get hooks to put on the back to hang them from and store that sells frames but I would make sure your items and the hooks are really secure before hanging. I have a few with sharks teeth in them hanging and they seem to be holding well.
1010007
Yes, but you may lose the space below them. Works very well with hook type back.
1439403
It's super easy. Adjust the rack to your desired angle. You hook the hooks like in the picture. Tighten rope. You can google it
3514
I don't think so. If you found some similar hooks you could take it apart and add them yourself, but I think everything would be too close together and items might bump into each other and fall off.
660031
You can hang a bar from one hook and then hang the trapeze from the bar. I doubt it would be as stable as two hooks
1333958
No, there are no hooks anywhere. I doubt that it is strong enough to hold anything very heavy at the top. But it is the biggest gazebo we could find and covers our hot tub and bar.
2169930
If you already have a bench and a barbell the hooks rest on the barbell bar. Without a bar to rest on it defeats the purpose they were designed for. I use my 7' barbell bar on my squat rack and adjust the height of the bar to how I need the bench positioned (decline, flat or incline). They work great and make dumbell bench pressing as easy as any barbell bench press.
668640
There aren't specific hooks, as I said in my review I put my bracelets on the top curly hooks. Basically the decorative ones on the top of the stand
676618
The hooks, you just simple place on the bar once the bar is installed. You can easily take them off as needed and they slide easily too. Just like hanging a coat on a rack. I like mine very much, I got a second one. Nice to have my kitchen utensil right there.
999093
I suggest you order some extras. I think it only came with 4 or 6 hooks. I ordered a set of large and small hooks in addition and I used all of them. It truly depends on how much you plan on hanging. I have 16 hooks right now. The rack could home more.