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Wall-Mounted Pull-Up Bar – Drill-In Chin-Up Bar, Black

$53.99

A wall-mounted pull-up bar bolts to a wall to give a fixed chin-up station without a doorway. It is a powder-coated steel frame with multiple grip positions and mounting hardware. Fix it into structural studs or masonry — a wall bar loads the anchors outward and downward, and plasterboard will not hold it.

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Specifications

Training Site: ARMS

Type of sports: Strength Training

About this item
Multi – Functional Workouts: Enables stretch rope resistance training, stomach pulling & waist twisting, narrow grip pull – ups, and can be used with a punching bag for diverse home fitness routines.
Sturdy Construction: Features thickened fixed steel plates, 8 expansion screws for secure installation, and a 3D triangular structure, withstanding up to 1400kg/3086lb for stable use.
Ergonomic Design: Comes with comfortable foam handles, solid ring design, and precise welding, ensuring a secure and comfortable workout experience.
Muscle Targeting: Helps maximize workout gains, focusing on pectoral, deltoid, cardiac, dorsal, abdominal muscles, and biceps for a full – body strength training.
Space – Saving & Specifications: Compact wall – mounted design (93cm/36.6in length, etc.), ideal for home gyms, saving space while providing effective fitness solutions.

Color

black

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Common questions

Are doorway pull-up bars safe?
Leverage-mount bars rely on solid door trim and a frame that is properly fixed to the wall. Check the trim is real timber, not a thin moulding, and test the bar with a slow controlled hang before using it fully.
Do doorway pull-up bars damage the frame?
They can mark or dent soft trim over time. Padded contact points help, and a joist- or wall-mounted bar avoids the problem entirely if you have somewhere to fix one.
How do I mount a wall or ceiling bar?
Into structural studs or joists, or into masonry with appropriate anchors. Plasterboard alone will not hold the outward and downward load a pull-up puts on the fixings.
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