This may be a super silly question, but do I have to drill holes in the door frame to install the bar? I live in a rental property and do not want to damage anything.
1475192
Yes you will have to drill holes to use the brackets provided however we did not use the brackets just tightened it I between the doorway like you would a shower rod which doesn't do any damage to the wall and it has worked perfectly and not slipped at all.
1475193
Yes, if you mount the steel end caps. You can use the bar without the end caps, just always be sure that it is tightly in place.
1475194
yes, I felt it was necessary since my use of it was primarily for children. If you plan to put a lot of weight on it. my kids weigh about 60 lbs and on our doorframe (white painted wood) it slipped a lot and I could not afford them hurt. Then when I tightened it alot it would make marks and indentations. Since I own the home, this is what I had to do for a comfort level with it.
1788755
No your door should have the torsion bar if not you must convert it to the torsion bar system.The unit will com with all the hardware that you need to conect to the torsion barOn the door.
1230639
How the two plastic frames connect together is for a door width. You could drill holes in the one piece that does not have holes to mount it to a framed opening. You need to have something to screw the plastic frames to. Unless you want to use drywall anchors.
1107365
Yes. It's like a great big drywall anchor. You drill a big hole into the shower fiberglass and into the drywall. I had no space between the fiberglass and drywsll to deal with. be sure your measurements are right for your holes before you attach your bar. They really need to be exact.
2250050
I'm sorry, I just don't My husband says if you can find a stud behind the wall, you should have no trouble installing the bar. My handyman installed it over a tile wall so I'm afraid I'm not sure of the answer to your question.
302561
You don't need holes in your bar! Just slide the bar into the clamp close to the saw, and tighten the two bolts underneath the clamp! then you are set!
741006
No need to drill holes. place over door. I bought 3M Command small hooks and placed them horezonal to grasp onto the wire rack to keep it from banging when opening door. this all works well & will be easy to move when the time comes with no damage to the door.
63145
No. You need to buy the wall mount kit and the door. I also recommend that you buy drill bits long enough to go through both the interior and exterior wall. this will insure that the holes line up properly. I love my door.
750105
I wanted to accomplish the very same thing when installing the bar. However, the way that doors are framed, the bar would be off-center. The pull up bar would be more or less perpendicular with the door jamb. I thought it would be awkward, so I went ahead and installed it on my garage wall. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was far enough away from the wall for my liking. You could also turn facing away from the mounting hardware to accommodate leg swing. Otherwise, the construction of this product is very solid and I am very happy with my purchase.
1760930
No, you do not have to drill holes on the headboard. They are already pre-drilled. However, you will have to purchase the screws and nuts to secure it to your frame. I went to Lowes and bought the screws, washers and nuts. You will want to measure the length so you know what size screw you need.
741010
Hi S.O. - No, you don't need to drill holes. There's two brackets at the top that fit over the door. And the shelving units are in 2 separate pieces that you loop to connect. If you swing the door super fast it can cause the bottom shelf to bang against the door which I wouldn't encourage. Overall it's a great product!
1079067
No holes need to be drilled. Must have a metal bed frame for helper to attach. You may need to loosen plates to fit on the bed frame, then tighten. Good luck!
282073
Yes and no! If you are using the brackets that come with the bar, both of them need 3 screws and holes drilled into the frame, so they would take a few minutes to remove. But the bar itself tightens and loosens in about 10 seconds to fit into the brackets, so you could put that away quite easily. If you don't mind the brackets being visible, it's quite quick to install and remove.
1663901
Yes, you can attach it with the friction and pressure caused by twisting and expanding the width of the bar, and if you continually checked that it hadn't loosed up it would likely be safe - if you had it in tight enough. Tighten it too much and it can crack your door frame. I use the screws so I don't have to worry about it. The holes they make aren;t so big, and can be filled with white sealant if you take it down - and would be pretty hard to notice the holes.
1876400
Yes. Mine came with large screws that go into window frame. You can make it fixed, or use the optional safety kit & pin so the bars can swing open in the event of a fire or you need access to the window. It was very easy to install.
584433
You will have to drill a couple of holes, of course. With tile, I would use care not to muscle the drill too much. Let the drill do the work of penetrating the tile. From there, install is pretty easy. Even if you did do some minor chipping of the tile, the bar would probably cover it and it would not be seen. It's a fine unit and holds all my knives in a nice orderly way. I would give it a shot, even on tile.
810913
No you must drill holes in frame rail and mount it there or somewhere similar.