Ultimate Body Press Ceiling Mount Pull Up Bar with Reversible Risers for 16 and 24 Inch Joists with Optimum Grip Spacing

Very sturdy and does the job! Need to fill a few holes where I missed the joists mind you!Used it several times now. No problems.

The best place in my exercise room for a pull up bar was the ceiling, and this bar is absolutely perfect.The room has a 7 ft ceiling and I mounted it on two ceiling joists that were 24 inches apart. The installation template that came with the bar to show where to drill the holes worked perfect. My joists were about 1.5 inches wide and I mounted it 8 inches from the start of an angled wall (would not have worked on the angle wall, had to be the ceiling).I’m 5 ft 10 and was a little worried about my head hitting the ceiling when I did a pull up, but the distance from the ceiling to the bar is perfect (its exactly 16.25 inches from the ceiling to the lowest point on the center of the bar). I thought about mounting a 2X6 board between the two risers and the ceiling like others have done, but it just wasn’t needed in my setup (and with only a 7 foot ceiling I didn’t want the bar any closer to the floor than it had to be)I was also a bit worried about how sturdy it would be but it turned out solid. I’m 180 pounds and there’s no movement or sway at all when I use it. Its anchored into the ceiling tight. I also hung suspension bands from the bar and did a workout just to test the weight limit, and it worked fine … no movement in the bar at all.The multiple different hand positions / grips make this a lot better than the straight pull up bar I grew up with (and the grips on this are very well padded).Installation took a little over an hour because I carefully measured and used a stud finder to ensure I drilled into the middle of the joists. The following tips that others put in their reviews helped a ton:> When you drill the pilot hole with the 5/16 drill bit, make sure the depth of the hole is 3 inches (measuredAFTER the bit is installed in the drill)> Don’t tighten the allen wrench bolts all the way until the very last step (it’s easy to finish that last step and attach the bar to the risers, after the risers are mounted to the ceiling)> Use a 17mm (or 11/16) ratchet to attach the risers to the ceiling (I used a 17mm drill attachment)It turned out perfect and I’d definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a ceiling pull up bar.

I'm 6'2" and 200 lb. I mounted this pull up bar on my 9' garage ceiling. I couldn't be happier with my choice. It is rock solid and gives multiple grip positions. All grip positions are comfortable with optimal diameter of the bar and very nice padding. Easy to install, although I didn't depend entirely on the template, but used a Franklin stud finder for added precision of locating anchor points. I also didn't have a 5/16" drill bit, so I used a 19/64" bit out of my "Easy-Out" kit, so I had to set my drill to reverse rotation to drill the holes. It worked just fine. I looked into other ceiling mounted pull up bars, but they were just straight bars with no padding. I can't say it enough .... this is the one! I know I bought the right one.

Mi primera calificación fue hace 8 meses, ahora con el uso que le he dado durante este tiempo he decidido aumentar de 4 a 5 estrellas. Recibí el envío en buen estado y en las condiciones acordadas con el vendedor. La instalación es sencilla, sólido en su construcción y sencillo de ensamblar pero resistente, los materiales son buenos las soldaduras y uniones con tornillos siguen en excelente estado sin daños visibles.

This is a really great product. Installation is easy. The guide is easy to use. The drill bit size is wrong. I am not going to reinvent the wheel and rewrite what to do but there are a few reviews t get provide accurate details. Basically don’t make a hole as big as the hardware you are screwing into the stud and expect it to hold you. I am a 55 year old female and did this on my own in a matter of minutes. It is easy. But use the smaller drill bit recommended in reviews.