Titan Fitness Pull up bar INSTALL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Learn how I installed a pull-up bar in our apartment.
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Good call out to "highly recommend" finding the studs.
Great video. Short. Sweet. Simple. Very informative. Tysm 🙏🏻
Should have put a 2x4 between the brackets and drywall. Reduces likelihood that it will mess up drywall
Followed your example and it worked perfectly. Thanks!
When installing something with very large hardware please check for electrical wires or plumbing
How?
Nice. BTW Do you feel over time, this device is able to withstand your workouts ?
I used 15/64 drill bit for stud pilot holes...
Watching this I realize that buying a wall mounted pull up bar system where the brackets and bar are separate allows you to install them on studs. If you buy a one piece set with a fixed distance between the brackets you might not align with studs so it's not a good idea I guess?
You put boards across
Excellent n thorough review n install brother. Im getting one now thx
Thanks for the helpful video on the install!
What's up man. I'm planning to put one on my wall. Will this do good on a concrete wall?
no brick wall outside? and no concrete innerwall?
44 secs in. "I would highly recommend you put this in a stud" 😂😂😂😂 as opposed to sheet rock?
I've been contemplating to get a wall mounted pull up bar but i am afraid that it will fall apart if i use it too much. Are these safe to use?
Claymore007 yes there safe
Late reply but you rather put it against a concrete wall than a dry wall because that drywall will break after some use.
use a stud finder
Thanks for video. I want to do this with a wall strip and hang a dip bar attachment to it. I'm considering mounting the wall strip directly into the drywall and anchoring it to a single stud. I don't want to use a wood backplate if I don't have to. So I'd like your advice. Did you have any problems with the drywall between crushed under the force since you didn't use a backplate between the pullup bar and drywall? Thank you
Now everyone in the comments is a tim Allen tool man Taylor
Good job now come install mine 🤣
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Five star video!
Use a magnet easier to find studs
You don’t own a stud finder? They’re ten bucks. lol
I was thinking the exact same thing then ran into your comment lol
or just use rare earth magnets to find the fastners in the studs, they're like 3 bucks.
Or tap on the wall, 0 bucks
Great video!
Looks like a tires rack, just upside down ;)
how high up did you mount it?
I am 6' tall, and I reach about 8'. It's just within arms reach, so the bar is probably 7'6" off the ground. Hope that helps.
Did you pull up bar come with lag bolts? Because my Rogue didn’t ugh 🤦🏾♂️
What type of wall is it?
Do you need plywood backing ?
So now that you have had this up for a few months do you feel like the 2 inches of lag bolt in the stud was adequate?
Yes. 100%
Plant-Based Cyclist. Thanks for your input
How much is the bar width you have to work with after install ?
Do not use 7/16! It’s actually 16 mm
Can i hung a 100lbs punching bag and will it get in the way when doing pull ups?
Do we have to install the pull up bar according to our height?
Is it ok if i install it upside down? The position on the wall i can install is too high up, it will be too high to reach if i dont put it upside down.
No, because there'll be too much leverage from your body being put on the top bolts if mounted upside down and you'll rip the bolts out
Or you could use a stud finder...
No shit?
can you do levers?
Is the bar textured?
It has been 1year since u have installed it ..... so has the screws loosen up or any other kind of damage in the walls ? ..... pls ans, i also wanna make the same.
No issues. The only damage to the walls is the 6 holes for lag bolts. If you do it right and install into studs, there shouldn't be a problem.
Thanks man .... i will buy the same 👍
Planning on installing mine in the next few days. I plan on using a few stringers across the studs for extra reinforcement. It's interesting to note that any sideways forces are exerted where the brackets tie into the studs. A stud is only 1-1/2" thick and the lag bolt is roughly 1/4" dia. The bolts also go through 1/4" or 1/2" of compressible drywall. It just doesn't sit well with me that over time the bolts could loosen from the brackets even the slightest, thereby causing damage to the wall and possibly splitting the stud.Or maybe I'm overthinking it.
@Seeker Of Knowledge Because if you drill it into a place on the wall where there isn't a stud behind it, you're just trying to attach this whole pullup bar to drywall. Screwing into only drywall won't hold up much more than a poster or small shelf, so it would be dangerous for a pullup bar.
I am going to install mine in my garage. Hopefully putting it into the beams will work just like the studs in a house, although I won't have the drywall over it.
Hows the grip on the bar?
I weigh 190 and do pull-ups with 2 plates at times. Too heavy?
The weight limit for this bar is 500lbs (around 225kg).
So even at a bodyweight of 100kg and more than 100kg additional weight it’s ok.
Will this be okay to install in the garage on concrete wall?
They are best on concrete
whats diameter of bar
how I want to buy ?
I'm at Malaysia
What’s the maximum weight for that particular bar??
Not sure.
500lbs (225kg)
You said it doesn't move, but it clearly moves when shaked, don't like it
There is no way I would install such an item into drywall. Has to be solid brick etc
Check some other videos for mounting a wall-mounted pull up bar. When mounting on drywall they usually vertically mount two 2x4's or 2x6's to the wall first and then mount the pull up bar all the way through the 2x4 (2x6) into the wall stud. That saves any busting up of the drywall over time. But, that would also mean having to have a bit longer lag screws, too.
You’re mounting it into the studs not drywall /plaster
I follow youvideo and is helpme , but i drill hole too length and not 3 inch, is that a problem??
Rafael Santiago Toro
No worries it would work
You need a stud finder well your in luck here I am. Next question
too much math. im outta here. lol