Sweet setup. I am lookin at moving from the basement into my own shed. I want to move on from powerblocks to a whole db set. I love the straight handles as well.
Thanks for the tip. I need to find time to take that bench apart and figure out what’s creating the wobble. If it’s as simple as washers that would be great!
It is wood. A standard shed floor plywood with cross supports. The shed itself does sit on a concrete pad no loose stone. If I wanted to make the floor stronger I could have added a second layer of plywood. Weight: 580lb in plates, Sorinex apex with 2 plate stacks of 225lbs each, 5-125lb doubles 3,250lbs. Total 4,500 ish
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Great looking spot dude.
Sweet setup. I am lookin at moving from the basement into my own shed. I want to move on from powerblocks to a whole db set. I love the straight handles as well.
Nice dude! Good luck!
Sweet setup! Try using some washers to snug up the bench wobble
Thanks for the tip. I need to find time to take that bench apart and figure out what’s creating the wobble. If it’s as simple as washers that would be great!
Hey, what is the dimensions of your shed??
Hey dude, 15x11
I don’t know if I missed what is the floor in this shed? Concrete, wood? If wood how thick and what kind of?
Do you know how much weight you have on this floor?
It is wood. A standard shed floor plywood with cross supports. The shed itself does sit on a concrete pad no loose stone. If I wanted to make the floor stronger I could have added a second layer of plywood. Weight: 580lb in plates, Sorinex apex with 2 plate stacks of 225lbs each, 5-125lb doubles 3,250lbs. Total 4,500 ish