Home-Neat Pull Up Bar - Doorway Pullup Bar/Chinup Bar with Screw-in Door-Mounts

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It’s pretty versatile as well – doubling as a bar for sit-ups and push-ups – and many customers have been pleasantly surprised with its sturdy quality. The maximum weight allowance for this bar is 100kg, and it is suitable for a door frame ranging from 70cm to 80cm wide and 11cm to 16cm deep. Deciding what mounting type you need is the most important decision. There are four main types of pullup bar: Door mount, wall mount, joist mount, and freestanding. If your home setup is flexible enough, you may have the option of choosing between all four. Most buyers will at least be able to shop door and wall mount models as these only require either an open doorway or sufficient wallspace to hang. Finally, freestanding power towers (with built-in pullup bars) require enough floor space to set up. While these are typically smaller than most full-sized home gym machines, they still take up substantial floor space. You’ll also want to be sure to allow for a few feet around the unit in all directions for proper workout safety. Grip options Door-mounted pull-up bars mount either via pressure or screws. Pressure-mounted bars wedge against your doorframe to stay in place and are less likely to cause any damage to the doorframe or wall. Screw-mounted pull-up bars for doorframes are mounted into each side of the frame. If you’ve read through the previous DIY pull-up bar projects, you’re probably well-versed in how to screw together a pull-up bar. Attach the smaller pipes to the 48-inch pipe using elbows. Screw flanges into the ends of the pipes that will attach to the wooden piece.

Aside from being great value for money, this bar is also one of the most customizable products on the market. You can choose between two different bar placement options to accommodate different spaces and preferences. But note that the installation is permanent. Once you’ve mounted the bar, you can’t move it to a different place in your home. Stand on an elevated surface next to the door frame holding the pull-up bar. Set the pull-up bar at the desired height and use a pencil to mark the screw holes on the door frame through the flanges. Then, take down the pull-up bar. Step Six — Drill the Holes Another bar that requires nothing more than a door frame, we love how easy this is to set up and get going. Able to support up to 250lbs of weight and with six different grip options, it can also be used for push ups on the floor to give you even more variety. If a basic pullup bar just won’t cut it—maybe you need more flexibility for your daily workouts or don't trust a hanging bar—a power tower is the answer. The Relife Rebuild Your Life’s Power Tower is a solid mid-range choice. We found the design to be simple and sturdy, providing a safe, comfortable base to work a ton of exercises. It’s great for push-ups, but also for dips, leg presses, and so much more. Plus, the floor-standing design means zero installation is required. Just stand it up and get sweating. Pull-up bars come in different shapes and sizes, and every bar might not suit your training needs. For example, some commercial gyms have angled pull-up bars to bias the lats. However, these bars might work against you if you want to use them for muscle-ups or typewriter pull-ups.Also, place the floor flanges against the wooden boards and mark the drilling holes with a pencil. Step Five — Attach the Board and the Pull-Up Bar to the Ceiling

Now that you’ve got the knowledge to start doing pullups, you need the right tools. As Waxman says, “All you need is a place to hang.” How to Find the Best Pullup Bar for Your Home Workouts

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verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Technically, this isn't a pull up bar, but more like two individual pull up clamps with handles. But, it’s a unique device that’s designed for the same purpose as a pullup bar. Plus it’s compact, lightweight (just 3.5 lbs for the set), and portable enough to toss in a suitcase or gym bag and take with you just about anywhere. The temporary “installation” (if you can call it that) requires nothing more than clamping each side to a door frame, and the whole process takes less than ten seconds. Reverse the process to remove and reclamp them at a friend’s house, at your vacation Airbnb, or anywhere else you want to get in an upper-body workout. Each clamp set supports a decent 250-pound weight capacity—enough for most users. Duonamic also claims the non-marking design will not damage or scuff up your doorway.