Installing the new Rogue Jammer Pull-up Bar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
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Designed to mount above a doorway frame on a standard wood stud wall*, the Rogue Jammer Pull-up Bar includes a 43” long stringer, 3/8” thick laser-cut steel brackets, and a custom-finished 1.125” diameter bar. This system is on par with the equipment you’re already using at the local gym or in the garage.
*Each order comes standard with a set of (6) 3/8” x 2.5" wood lags for mounting the stringer. If you plan to mount to something other than wood studs, we recommend contacting a general contractor to assist in planning an alternative install process.
Looks more solid and firm than cheap ones.
I installed this over my door today but i bought my own wrenches 10mmx80 plus screw anchors or rawplugs, whatever you call it. There was only wrenches included for wood installation from rogue so i had to buy some quality wrenches on my own.. In germany we have strong concrete and it was tough to drill in there. I used 10 wrenches instead of 6 as shown in the video. 5 for top and 5 for bottom just to make sure its safe. I chose the smooth bar and its great, heavy material and a little expensive but i hope its worth it and it will never break
Yeah… in America we don’t call bolts “wrenches”😅
Hell yeah I plan on getting one
I just ordered this. Looking forward to this.
@Alex Gemi I'm loving it. I just made sure I anchored it into all the studs in the wall.
@Alex Gemi No problem. Our place has drywall. Within the drywall there are wooden beams to offer support for the structure of the house.
I'm assuming that within the plasterboard wall there is some sort of structure to the walls. Are you in a apartment complex?
Brick can work too.
@Alex Gemi Heres a way you can do it.
Since we have dry walls I used the knocking method. This guy in the vid uses a magnet method. Give those a try.
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I drilled into the wall, making a hole for the screws than screwed the bars screws into the holes. The bar comes with flat screws so thats why I drilled a hole.
@Alex Gemi If you noticed in the vid, they also predrilled the holes for the top and bottom 6 screws. With the knocking or magnet method, I would hold up the bar base to the wall and knock. When I found the sound to change to a deeper knock I'd marke it with a pencil than drill the hole.
I hope that makes sense. I'll look for a video to see if it can show you it.
@Alex Gemi I did it like this but with knocking.
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I forgot to mention, I put mine just above the bathrm door frame to make it easier to hold up.
I'm buying one soon
The earplugs just put it off the top 😂
I dont have any doorways I can put this over, and I'm looking to mount this to the I-beam in my basement. Any tips or suggestions?
Love to see those big hands using that wee allen wrench.
How long do we have to wait until it will be released in Europe/Germany?
what do (size and type) you use for the 2 button head screws for the bar?
Wonder how much head clearance you need for a muscle up on this.... 🤔
Really want one of these!!!!
Ok so it looks like door needs to be open to use this pull up bar? It looks like if door is close you will be hitting door as you are pulling up?? How far from wall is the bar? I wanna put it avobe garage door but don't wanna have that door open everytime I need to use it.
It's only a few inches from the wall. Rogue has several others that provide more clearance though.
In Austria we just got plasterboard and sheet between 🙁 very sad
Notice how poorly Rogue Fitness moderates these videos. Zero response to all questions. Poor support right there.
What attachment for the drill to screw
Why its not 1.25 diameter as always?
Nice 💪😎👊
Does the bar plate need to sit on the door frame flush? Or can it be mounted higher let's say for taller athletes?
Not part of Rogue, but those lags will hold as long as they're mounted into the framing securely, regardless of height above the door trim.
What is the max weight allowed on this pls?
Can the rogue jammer be installed into a 2x10 joist?
How much weight can this support ? i'm about 92kg. and thought i might wanna use my platecarrier sometimes.. is this doable ?
also, can i install this on a brickwall ??
Cool pull up bar. But for the price, the welds are really sloppy and not all the way completed. At this price, that’s a sloppy place to cut corners
can you install this into a brickwall?
what tool do i need for the bar screws?
Just ordered one of these and I have double doors in my bedroom(unfortunately the only room I'm able to install it in) and the studs behind my dry wall are just slightly further apart than that rogue plate
were you able to install it?
@@davidphamtx i installed a sturdy headboard above the double doors and installed the rogue frame onto that board that is attached to the studs
Necrosu nice! I’m having to just offset mine to one side
This thing is heavy
Is that dry wall???
Every doorway has wood behind the drywall, its called a header in the construction world.
@@Mr.boxxchevy Maybe in US 😉