Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: How tall is the unit actually? like after assembly from floor to ceiling?
Document: I am really happy with the item and it's high quality build. The item is much bigger than I erected as the XMark website put it at just over 7 feet tall, but it is actually just under 8 feet where the punching bag hangs. (the 7 feet is actually where the pull up bars are. Once it is installed and all 50 some odd bolts are tightened the unit stands pretty strong and can handle a 200lb man do any exercise with little movement.
Most of these wouldn't be a problem for someone that doesn't shop the big-and-tall store, but I also don't recommend a 100lb bag on it. I've added a few hundred pounds to the pegs at the bottom and still have a problem with it walking across the floor, but now where near as bad as without any weight.
Could not believe they shipped a 125lbs. package from Louisiana to WI for free. Packaging was a little beat up on delivery, but it was double packed so everything was fine. Assembly was quick and easy using an impact driver. The unit itself is pretty sturdy. Have a 70lbs. heavy bag on it and it holds up fine.
I will say that the unit is cheaper than purchasing all the items separately and takes up a lot smaller foot print which is nice for a home gym.I do not however like the fact that the front feet jump up a half-inch or so when I am hitting the bag. I have a 100lb bag on it and although the unit would never tip over and it doesn't really move around, I would prefer if it stayed solid on the ground when the bag is swinging.
It's solid, but a lot of the holes for bolts did not line up properly so it took A LOT of force to get it to line up right to put together.Once together though, it's solid and looks like it's going to hold up for quite some time.
The whole 'some assembly required' thing aside, this isn't a bad piece of equipment. I'm not a small person, so some things just don't line up for me. I can do pull-ups, but the bars curve on the inside too much so chin-ups are out. The back pad is a little low compared to the arm rest for leg raises, and the arms could be a little farther apart for dips.
You could put small plates on here, but anything large would get in the way of accessing your punching bag.Pros+Strong and Sturdy (except punching bag)+Affordable and versatileCons-Lifts during use of 100lb bag-Long assembly-Weight storage is pretty much uselessOverall, I do recommend this item and I am very happy with my purchase, but I think there is room for improvement.
This took approximately two hours to put together. The box was sturdy and double packaged. This item, once together blows away anything I have seen in the stores. It is not wobbly at all and the padding is very thick and comfortable. They have one of these at my gym and this is even better. High quality! !
Solid decent stand. Tends to travel when placed on carpet. However, very great for working out and happy with purchase.
My husband loves this stand. We sold a much nicer workout station with weights and pulleys and the works that never got used and replaced it with this simple tower. Perfect for wide pullups for the hubby, but regular old pullups are a little hard for me. When you're used to a pullup bar, this takes a little getting used to. Leg lifts are easy with the handles and padded back, as well as dips.
Answer: no