Can it be mounted to concrete basement wall?
1544715
You should be able to install this to a concrete wall for sure. You will need concrete anchors to make this happen though. From what I have looked up, you should be good to go.
1544716
I am sorry, I really don't know. I wonder if you called the manufacturer if they could help you? Word of warning: If you want this wall mounted, if you are not the one that will be mounting it, make sure that the installer understands that you want it " Wall Mounted ". We were not clear on that, and our builder had it installed using the legs that come with it.
1544717
Yes it can. It comes with a mounting bracket with several predrilled holes.
997772
I imagine that you would have to use the proper hardware (i.e.screws/bolts) for concrete block walls, and make sure that the heads of the screws/bolts fit into the channels in the mounting bar.
1198386
It should be able to be mounted in the wall, the directions show you how it is done. Good luck, Paul
2046813
Yes, This can be mounted to a wall. We used for a first aid station in a garage area.
2255924
Yep, provided you screw it into a wooden stud. Not sure about concrete, and it will definitely pull right out of dry wall, so get a stud-finder and go to town.
2111614
Hey I just attached to my any door frame in ground floor. It does not have any issue. You can try it in your basement.
959915
It comes with drywall screws (we installed it in our laundry room); so you would need cement screws to mount it.
878252
Yes, but you would need to buy your own installation hardware from a local hardware store. The installation hardware included with the panels is only for wood or drywall, not concrete. The Blue TapCon Screws designed for concrete work well in concrete blocks.
1168619
I mounted mine on a concrete wall so I bought different mounting hardware. I don't rmemember it being a big deal. The pull-up bar is strong and well made and a great value for the money.
1754665
No, it has brackets to keep it in place so unless you can figure out a way to get it to stay (maybe screws?) I don't really think it can mount to a wall.
1919177
There are several type of lag bolts that would work for concrete wall installation but the many holes that would be required & being so close together, my opinion is you wouldn't be satisfied long term, just my thoughts, I'm not a professional handyman.
2061801
Generally, I would say no, it will not work for concrete blocks. Having said that, if you are going to be drilling a few holes for example it may work. As an example, I want to mount a board to my basement wall. It would work for that. If you are going to be doing medium to heavy duty drill, you should get a hammer drill. There are several brands out there that would work, Bosch being one of them.Keep in mind that all the 12volt power tools have a couple of advantages. One is their size and the other is their weight. Although I have seen 12 tools in the tool boxes of tradesmen, they are for light duty use or where the above reasons come into play. Generally, I would say no, it will not work for concrete blocks. Having said that, if you are going to be drilling a few holes for example it may work. As an example, I want to mount a board to my basement wall. It would work for that. If you are going to be doing medium to heavy duty drill, you should get a hammer drill. There are several brands out there that would work, Bosch being one of them.Keep in mind that all the 12volt power tools have a couple of advantages. One is their size and the other is their weight. Although I have seen 12 tools in the tool boxes of tradesmen,... » Read More Generally, I would say no, it will not work for concrete blocks. Having said that, if you are going to be drilling a few holes for example it may work. As an example, I want to mount a board to my basement wall. It would work for that. If you are going to be doing medium to heavy duty drill, you should get a hammer drill. There are several brands out there that would work, Bosch being one of them.Keep in mind that all the 12volt power tools have a couple of advantages. One is their size and the other is their weight. Although I have seen 12 tools in the tool boxes of tradesmen, they are for light duty use or where the above reasons come into play. « Show Less
2076382
Yes, but you have to buy concrete wall screw or concrete wall anchor. I also had to get a drill bit for concrete to drill the hole. My drill is not very powerful and it took 2 hours to make a hole deep enough in my garage wall to attach this. There is only one hole, so the unit moves when I put my bike on in. We only put one bike on it. A two-screw unit would be more stable. I do like that it folds up against the wall, if needed.
1958658
Yes, using concrete screws anchors. You will need to drill into the wall using the appropriate drill and then put a contrete anchor into the hole to accept the screw. Not that complicated.
191307
While it comes with mounting screws, you could anchor it, but since I would need to go through the threshold and then concrete, I didnt do so, and it has worked just fine.
1821073
Yes, it can be mounted to the wall. The back area has a plastic bracket with places for two screw heads to slip underneath them to hold it to the wall.
2122018
I don't see why it could not be mounted to a cinder block wall. I would think you could drill the mounting holes and insert those little plastic screw anchors and the screws should hold just fine.