Is this ok for every day use? I'm a single guy...200 pounds about 6' tall. I need something for a small studio apartment. Thanks!
203313
Yes I think it would work well, but you might need to adjust some things. It is lovely and well made, but the slats that support the mattress move and mattress sinks. We had to screw the slats in to prevent this as I have a dog who jumps up on the bed and ends up moving the slats around.
203314
Steve,I'm about your size and I have this same model in a twin size. It is very well made and supports me fine. It comes with plenty of slats for mattress support.
203315
We have this in one of our guest bedrooms. It is very solid with no give or flex. Best buy for the money. We have a 10" latex mattress on the frame which makes it very comfortable.
203316
Steve, I'm about your size and I have this same model in a twin size. It is very well made and supports me fine. It comes with plenty of slats for mattress support.
203317
Our bed frame is a queen and we are using it in our spare bedroom. The bed doesn't move when I have slept on it 5'8", 135 lbs. My husband finished it with stain and varnish, since we live in a arid climate. We are impressed with the frame. MA
203318
It's an excellent bed for everyday use. I weigh over 200 and I sleep on one every night. I do recommend that you get a firm mattress.
203319
I'm over 250 and have slept on mine nearly every night for three years. It's a great product from a company that seems to care about quality. Recommend that you get a reasonably firm mattress. My first mattress was just foam and was ok, but I like a firmer base to sleep on.
203320
Yes, I have one and it's fine, but I am about 175 lbs. If concerned, you can always bolster frame.
203321
We love ours; it is well designed, was easy to put together and seems (after almost a year) to be a great investment.
1745385
I use it for my two girls who are under 100lbs and it is great. I have slept on it myself with them and I am over 200lbs. It is surprisingly comfortable. As a daybed I would have no problem recommending it.
154979
Wow... the inaccurate answers continue to amaze me... I am 6'2" and weigh just 220lbs. I use this pull-up bar all the time in my loft, and it's completely fine and stable. It "wobbles" a negligible amount--but if you can mentally get past that, it simply will not collapse or break. But you MUST get the upgraded pull-up bar with the stabilizer bar. That's the one I have. I'm not sure if they sell that on amazon, or if you need to go to their website. It's around $400--at least it was when i bought it over a year ago, with the storage bag designed for it. Awesome piece of equipment. And I do NOT use sandbags on it. I do put a dumbbell on opposing legs on each side of it when I do hanging leg raises on it. I have a pair of Ab Straps (search amazon for em--i have a pair made by Veleo, and they cost $27 with prime shipping) that hook over the bar with metal clips and they work great.
1484369
My husband uses this everyday and he weighs 320. It is holding up real well.
2255254
Yes, I am 6'3" 275+ and have used this unit extensively. I have no fear of unit failing at all, nor should you. Have pro version. This product is very well built.
1586872
Sorry - I don't really know. I do use mine every day and I'm 165. It seems fairly sturdy.
1822027
I concur with everyone else. I would not want my boys moving it by themselves (heavy and unwieldy), and I do not really think the unit itself is built to be moved every day. While I can move it around by myself with the base filled with sand, I probably should be - and I'm 6' 1" and 215lbs! It generally stays put in our driveway, and will be moved 1) to put it around the side of the house in the dead of winter, or 2) occasionally into the street (we live on a dead end) if we have company, etc.
1629281
Definitely! My husband is 275. I'm right at 200. And we have had ours for some time. With lots of gymnastics. And it's still holding up with no problem.
358868
My husband is about 200 pounds and pretty rough on things and this seems quite sturdy so far. We have only had it a couple of months and it has gotten light use as we only needed it temporarily. It was easy to fold up once I learned to grab ahold of the seat instead of the arms. It is fairly compact to store. Be aware that it comes in black no matter what the ad says about blue. Good luck and best wishes.
695666
Hi Josh. I would buy this for the purpose you describe. It's classy and a comfortable space for 2 ppl. Seems to me especially right for a guys place. Hope this helps!
1135512
This stand is very sturdy if you put it together correctly. I use this in the bathroom for extra towel storage. I have also sat on it with no problem. I'm 200 lbs. However, I wouldn't recommend using this as a regular sitting place for a 200 lb human being. My guess is that it would easily withstand the weight of any of today's flat screen TV's.
501216
You're pushing it, I'm 6'2" and have plenty of room, my brother-in-law is 6'4" and uses it. If worst comes to worst just put a 2x4 under the legs. It's a great machine, worth the effort.
874305
I would definitely say 'yes'. I really like mine and I bought one for my son for Christmas. A friend told me about it and he is also a tall person, maybe close to 200 lbs. Good luck and enjoy!
1856178
We just use it for extra clothing storage or linen. We sit on it to put shoes on, my husband is 220 , we haven't had any issues. I wouldn't go standing on it though!
1127386
I'm 200 lbs and it's fine for me. I understand this board is a very good value for money. I got it as a starter board and I love it. If it was any smoother I think it would be difficult to learn on, any less smooth and it wouldn't be any fun to ride. I can only speak from my own limited experience but I can say I'm very happy with my purchase.
2264767
I agree with the various opinions of people who own it. I wouldn't let anyone over 200 lbs use it. It's sturdy, but the seat snapped onto the frame might break. If it's on ceramic tile, it can also shift with leaning on it. Overall, I am VERY satisfied with it.
1985408
I am 6' 00", 200 pounds and EXCEPT for the wider than normal space between the seat & back ... you should be fine. I have been using a folded towel which I have put in the space as needed ... not great, but comfortable enough .... a piece of foam would be better. The other negative for me are the "rollers" on the leg extension arms ... they don't roll well. If I didn't have to have a "space saver" type bench I wouldn't buy this one as it is not as sturdy as a one piece bench. I do miss my old Marcy. Use it in great health!