Anyone know the height adjustment range. I have really tall ceilings and wonder how low I can mount the rack?
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I have 14 foot ceilings in my garage. Leg's adjustable to 48". SafeRack custom installed for $99. Great deal. Work and look great.
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Each leg has two sections that are 24" each which would allow a maximum length of approximately 48"+-. You May be able to buy additional leg sections, but not sure. The legs can be lengthened or shortened in 1.5" intervals.
1356133
The version I got was adjustable to 45inches from the ceiling. You have a few options.
1356134
Each leg has two sections that are 24" each which would allow a maximum length of approximately 48"+-. YouMay be able to buy additional leg sections, but not sure. The legs can be lengthened or shortened in 1.5" intervals.
974756
Four bolts and nuts hold the platform to the bracket which can move up and down and adjust to level. To attach to a low ceiling directly you would lose adjustability, both up and down and for leveling, and it may not be as secure. I would not abandon the bracket unless I had to.
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The rack comes with very long chains... you can adjust the height accordingly by extending the chains, I'm pretty positive you'll be able to reach them as long as you have enough room over your counter / etc to hang it low. While my rack is hung pretty high to the ceiling it's still possible for me to get the pots and pans on and off the hooks with relative ease.
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I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
1017458
The ceiling in my garage is 10' high and there is plenty of room for adjustment in the basic set-up so I believe you will be OK. The kit also comes with an extension strap that could be utilized if needed.
882086
Yes, this loft can accommodate being attached to a sloped ceiling as long as the slope isn't too steep. There are five holes on each "leg" so you can adjust the height of the rack. You can fully extend the front two legs and tuck in the back two as much as you need to make it fit your slope while keeping the rack level. I wasn't sure about this so I asked my husband (who installed ours). Good luck!
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For ceiling mount, the TRX manual (not the mount instructions, but the manual that came with the trainer) suggests the suspension anchor be 6' off the ground, so you should be okay. Once the mount is installed, you would wrap the suspension anchor strap through the mount loops until the bottom loop is 6' above ground. You would then clip the trainer into the suspension anchor bottom loop. The foot cradles should be 3" off the ground. Hope this helps. The mount is solid. Love it!
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I haven't had any ceiling height issues at all -- not even a close issue whatsoever. Mine is stored in the garage, which is the standard 2-car garage attached to the house. I'm thoroughly enjoying this tool organizer. Hope this info helps you.
1646957
You can not adjust the height of it. I guess it depends on how high your closet doors are. I consider myself "short" at 5' 2" and on my tip toes I can reach things comfortably on the top shelves.
1007101
Im 5'11" and it works fine for me. I would think if you are over 6 foot 4 you are going to want a taller rack.
191875
No idea. Could not mount on my ceiling. Have no use for it now. Pay for shipping and you can have mine.tcostanzo02@yahoo.com
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I have 7'5" of ceiling height in my basement and it just fits, but we had to modify how we assembled the top of the rack. It just needed to be stood up before the top bar (angled with pull-up bar attached) was installed. We even installed the optional lat pull-down attachment and it all fits nicely in the basement. One note would be that you need about another 8-10" (about 8'+) for pull-ups. We were able to position the rack so that we do pull-ups with our heads between the floor joists, giving us an extra 10" of clearance. It's a great set-up for a home gym.
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About 8 1/2 inches to top of rack. You can get chain to either shorten or lengthen if needed. My brother has the same rack and used chain to drop it a little more. His ceiling is higher than mine and it turned out very nice.
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Yea my garage was a similar height. It comes with an adjustable strap that connects to the tie down point. I went to Home Depot and bought a closed loop hook and attached it to the ceiling with big screws.
2085356
I attached this system to my Body Solid Power Rack. It matched up perfectly on both the top and bottom. Just make sure you have enough ceiling clearance as the Lat Attachment will raise the total height by a couple inches. It's been a great addition to my rack (this is assuming that you have a rack and not just a bench).
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How about height when measured from the cross beam to the top of the rack? Need to ensure that I can get into the garage. Thanks.
1967051
My garage ceiling is 8' 3", and I have the unit flush-mounted to the ceiling. I am 5'7" tall. If I lower my kayaks to the point that I can disengage the straps from the pulley hooks and then grasp the rope with my slightly outstretched arm and twirl it once around my hand for security (you need to pull on the ropes equally so that the loops stay level, else you'll dump your yak which could be both embarrassing and damaging) in preparation for pulling up again, there is 6' left in the trailing loop of the supplied rope. Also, I draw my yaks up as far as possible to be able to walk beneath them. Considering that you have a 14' ceiling, you probably don't need to draw it up to the ceiling as tight. So I would say that chances are excellent that it would work with a 14' ceiling. Even if not, you would need only buy a longer piece of rope to substitute for the one supplied.