Would this work to hang a 70 lb bag from our rec room ceiling? It does not have any exposed beams- just an ordinary ceiling.
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I am currently hanging a 100lb in similar circumstances. The major problem I encountered was not being able to find the stud do to the surface material of the ceiling. Get your self a stud finder, on a flat surface, it should work well
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Yes it would but if you want a professional job I would cut the drywall out so you can directly attach it to the wood. Outline the hanger so you know just how much to cut. The reason i say this is because drywall is soft and the screws could be going in at least 1/2" deeper without the drywall for a stronger hold. this might not be necessary for a 70lb bag but i would do it for a 100lb
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I really think it will be too heavy for the ceiling, especially as it adds stress to the hanger as the bad swings.
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Yes you just need to make sure you screw it into a stud (you'll need a stud finder). It will hold the bag, but depending on your home construction it might cause the ceiling/walls to shake.
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Mine is a 100 lb bag and its in a stud. As long as you hit a stud, you should be fine.
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We did not evaluate it for hanging anywhere except a door facing, but there should be someway to secure it to a tree branch. Perhaps the manufacturer could provide some guidance.
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I used the Everlast Wood Beam Heavy Bag Hanger. It is hanging from a wooden crossbeam in the basement. So far so good too. You do have to make sure you get the screws as close to the middle of the beam as possible though so as not to break the wood.Everlast Wood Beam Heavy Bag Hanger
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I'd recommend it could work. We use it in our A frame to get to the ceiling fan up VERY high. The telescoping is great for tight spaces and storage.
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Are you asking because you want to hang it from the ceiling? If that is your goal, then yes it would work.
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The light has a thin fold-down bar that would let you hang it from a hook installed in the ceiling. It will hang 2 1/2 inches from where it is hooked.
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If its installed properly on at least too beams then it should definitely hold that weight. It's pretty sturdy. Now as far as the size goes I'm not exactly sure. It does look like it can but you'd have to measure the distance of the screw holes behind your TV. My TV is a 55" and the wholes were spaced at about 11 3/4" which left me plenty of room. I can't see a 70" being dramatically different but again I'm not sure. Me personally I'd look for one that's specifically made for up to or more than a 70". Hope that helps.
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If you mount it with their lag bolts, probably not. I redrilled mine to a larger bolt and of course put spacers between the ceiling joist. Was a lot of work, but now believe it will hold 250 lbs plus. sorry but better safe than sorry.
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This anchor is for hanging heavy bags only - it stabilizes the bag so it doesn't swing uncontrollably when you are punching it. For instance, if you use this anchor with a 70lb heavy bag, it will stabilize the bag so it reacts more like a heavier 100lb bag. I am not sure what you mean by "flexbag", but if it is a freestanding bag, then this anchor is not applicable.
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You will need to buy a mount for the ceiling or wall, depending on how you hang it. About two weeks after we bought this we ordered the 100 pound bag because the 40 was to light. You will also need gloves and wraps.
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Yes. I have it holding up my 75" Samsung which weighs about 70 pounds and it works great. This should cover 2 beams with a quantity 1 order
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That *might* work but the rack alone is very heavy - with the pots and pans daggling, it weighs it down even more. I wouldn't risk ruining your ceiling!
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If you have high ceilings it will work. A wall hook may be as good if you can't lift it high enough to walk under it.
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Yep. A 70 in Sharp Aquos has been hanging from my ceiling for the past year and half without issues. Just to be sure, however, I ran the ceiling mount through the ceiling and connected it to a 2 in thick board I ran between my ceiling joists. I have no problems with the mount or the connection even with my very overweight self running (and thus shaking) the house.
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I don't know what its rated for, but I think 70lbs would be ok. Its probably close to the limit but all you would need is different hooks. The rack is easy to install and looks awesome.
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Ceiling stud will hold it with only 2 hooks, but 4 hooks would give it more stability as the rack is pretty good size.
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Depends on how it's held up. I had a high, angled ceiling, so I ended up using airplane cable (1/8th inch) attached to anchors in the ceiling studs. I think the cable is rated at 400-600 lbs per cable (at least), so I am confident that whatever I put on the rack won't bring it down.