doorway chinup bar
- Thread starter zack-s
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Re: doorway chinup bar
Had 175 lbs so far on one with no problems. You want to load it as statically as possible, not with abrupt dynamic loads, and you should be OK. Ours has feet that spread wide on the vertical trim plus a wide bar that sits above the horizontal trim on the other side of the doorway.
Had 175 lbs so far on one with no problems. You want to load it as statically as possible, not with abrupt dynamic loads, and you should be OK. Ours has feet that spread wide on the vertical trim plus a wide bar that sits above the horizontal trim on the other side of the doorway.
Re: doorway chinup bar
As above- No dynamic.
Any reason why you went that route? If space is the problem, but you don't mind a few holes, look at buying a hang board. If your going to be limited to static movements anyway, I find hang boards much more 'fun.'
As above- No dynamic.
Any reason why you went that route? If space is the problem, but you don't mind a few holes, look at buying a hang board. If your going to be limited to static movements anyway, I find hang boards much more 'fun.'
Re: doorway chinup bar
I have one and haven’t had any issues with it messing up the wall but I would agree to keep the load static. I’m in the process of getting a fingerboard to mix it up and work on finger-hand strength.
I have one and haven’t had any issues with it messing up the wall but I would agree to keep the load static. I’m in the process of getting a fingerboard to mix it up and work on finger-hand strength.
