Can I add a weight stack?

[WWE-TicK]

I bought this plate loaded wall mounted cable station off Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BR34L316...roduct_details

and I'm quite pleased with it. It's actually much better quality than the Titan Fitness version, which is basically in the same price bracket. I'm wondering something though: would I be able to add an aftermarket weight stack to it? Do they sell universal weight stacks that aren't made for any particular equipment brand?

[william0628]

I’m less worried about compatibility between equipment and more about the integrity of your wall. How confident are you that the wall won’t fall down on you while you’re working out? Btw I'm tuning bc.game/promotion when I saw this.

[BiGx5MurF]

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=ader+weig...f=nb_sb_noss_1

at worst you'll have to drill new guide rod holes.

[WWE-TicK]

I’m less worried about compatibility between equipment and more about the integrity of your wall. How confident are you that the wall won’t fall down on you while you’re working out? Btw I'm tuning bc.game/promotion when I saw this.

I'd say it's pretty solid. I put up some stringer boards that are attached to the studs, and then the cable station is attached to that. I used the biggest lag bolts they had at Home Depot too.

[Michiganian]

Don't understand why you'd buy a plate-loaded cable machine, then want to go to the expense of putting selectorized plates on it. The whole point of a plate-loaded machine is to save money by using the plates you (presumably) already have.

[WWE-TicK]

Don't understand why you'd buy a plate-loaded cable machine, then want to go to the expense of putting selectorized plates on it. The whole point of a plate-loaded machine is to save money by using the plates you (presumably) already have.

Because I underestimated how much of a pain in the ass going the plate loaded route was going to be. So I'm considering my options on how to fix the situation.