Ceiling Mount Pull Up Bar with 48” Straight Bar and 14” Risers, Fits 16” and 24” Joist by Ultimate Body Press

Great bar. I like the simple but sturdy design. I ended up installing it on the wall instead of the ceiling, and it worked great. I am 210 lbs, and the bar holds me with ease. I strongly recommend this bar.

Es un buen producto sólido y muy útil en diferentes tipos de dominadas y ejercicios Pero tiene sus defectos 1 no incluye taquetes para concreto Solo incluye unas pijas para instalar en madera 2 el precio es muy elevado por el tipo de producto Consigues algo a mejor precio con otros vendedores 3 incluye juegos de llaves para su instalación pero son muy fáciles de doblar y romper Al no incluir taquetes d concreto gasta uno más en los taquetes y en las brocas adecuadas Fuera de eso es muy sólido y práctico para entrenar Incluso instale una polea en la barra y funciona de maravilla Es mi opinión al respecto de esta barra

Good quality

Wonderful !!!

In my spare bedroom I have a workout room setup. I needed a way to do pull ups with P90x3, and I HATE the bars that mount to door frames. I wanted something to mount to the ceiling but not be so low that I had to bend my legs a lot to do pull ups. I have 8ft ceilings so I started researching and came across this. Yes the bar is perfect for an 8ft ceiling. It would be fine for a 9ft one as well but you will have to jump to reach it. I'm 5'8" and I can touch the bar with my fingers flat footed. The bar is very sturdy and very well built. I took a lot of time finding the joists. One thing I did was peak in my attic to see which direction they run. I then used an electronic stud finder to locate the joists. Marked them off and I made a very thin pilot hole to make sure I was dead center. Once lined up I did another test drill on the other side of the bar it was exactly 48"OC. The bar is secure and is not going anywhere. If you need a pull up bar this is highly recommended. EDIT: It's been about 2 1/2 years and still really enjoy the bar. I wrapped it with hockey tape which helped my hands from feeling so sore. My wife is now 5 months pregnant which means my workout room is now going to become the nursery. Thankfully i'm building a very large man shed and the pull up bar is going in there. I have been using the bar to help me stretch. Since it's an 8' ceiling I can easily reach it and hang to stretch my back, shoulders, and arms. I still highly recommend this.