Yes4All Wall Mounted Weight Plate Holder – Fits 2” Olympic Weight Plate (Single & Pair)
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This is a very straightforward process. My fingers were dripping with goo- It was done with very little effort. I went over the logos, stepped away for 5 minutes, and wiped it off with a napkin.
There is no need to use anchors if the wall studs are secure. Lastly, make sure that the plate holder angles up from the wall there is a slight angle to it. It's to prevent your plates from sliding off the plate.
Thanks for asking. It is a pleasure to talk with you. With Style Name "Single" and "Pair" we have two choices. In the case that you want to buy 4 wall mount holders, you have the option of choosing two for option Pair or four This is my best attempt to help. Thank you for your interest in Yes4All, *br>very best regards, *br>the Yes4All team
It's not so much that I'm a buyer as it is that I am a seller. This is the Olympian size (2 inches) holder that I bought. They might sell standard 1 inch holders, but I am not sure.
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Compared to the previous batch, this one is COMPLETELY different. In addition, the mounting plate is wildly inconsistent with mounting angles and they are poorly centered on the plate. Each of them is not square, so when I mount one it protrudes at an odd angle from the wall. After that I took a closer look at the other vehicles. Also, the paint finish looks very cheap now, and they are much lighter now. These are going back to the supplier.
The four of these I ordered seem sturdy and will get the job done the way they should. The problem is. Although they have flaws*1, they still have a lot of advantages. It's annoying the brand name is not always oriented in the same way. It is advisable for those with OCD to ** 1. The slight incline on all of them is not true. When I receive all my weight plates I will determine if this is a problem with the weight plates but again, false advertising or clearly something is wrong with these. It was a good thing it came with the extra bolts because one of them snapped when it was being installed. In a way, I wouldn't mind returning them if I hadn't already installed them and there were other items in stock.
In terms of the payload, you should be able to get exactly what you are advertising if you mount them directly to the wall studs. My head is spinning trying to figure out why they included wall anchors at all. If they are mounted to any wall, I doubt it would be possible without tearing out the entire drywall. Without pre-tapping the bolts, I put a socket on the end of the impact driver and drove the bolts right into the studs Creating a hole with a drill. There is a possibility that the logo on the plate holder may be upside down, so you should first stand the plate next to a wall or flat surface to see if it is angled up properly. Make sure it is angled up, and if it isn't pop the cap off with a knife or small flathead screwdriver and align the Yes4All logo as necessary. Keeping the plates on the edge of the rack will prevent them Having read the reviews, I already decided to do as the other reviewer did and delete the logo entirely with a rag and Goof Off. This holder has a very sturdy construction and looks better than I expected. I use it in the cluttered part of my office.
It is easy to install and quick to set up. It's perfect for home gyms.
I don't see anything defective about the holders, and the screws seem heavy duty. If you install these into studs, they will have the plastic sleeves to screw them into drywall, but that would be a terrible Although it is unknown how much weight the holders could safely hold if properly installed, in my setup I use holders on my rack for most of the You have my little 2. I'll put it here. Here are some 5s and 5s on the I won't have to move much to find the weight I need with mounted ones.
They're very sturdy, and the logos are on the right side of the bags. * The hole was drilled with a hammer drill. * According to some reviews, there were no restrictions on this tool. My dewalt torque wrench and socket were used to install the bolts into the block wall after inserting the plastic mounting plates.
They are not of top quality, but are good for the money. Iron weights scratch the surface on my arms the first few times I use them. These stickers on the side peel right off if you want to remove them. It is a sturdy product. I bought four pairs of shoes and all of them are You need to file down the plastic end caps so that they don't catch on the weights when you pull them off the holder when they are removed. Low-cost option that is good for business. These were not the best quality, and it appeared that I had been using them for a long time.
Mounting into concrete that is more than a few inches thick will not be possible using a drill and masonry bits. method you could use is to get a thick sheet of wood and place it on top of a few studs, and then mount the bolts to it. Unless you have a hammer drill and socket wrench, you will need to use them.
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