I would like to mount this on a wall that has studs which are 24 inches apart. Is this the right size of pull up bar for me?
1946822
I was prepared to attach a section of 1/2" plywood to the wall then mount to that, but I found enough header to attach to.
1946823
The thing is 4 feet wide so 24 inch studs should work fine. I have standard studs and it fit fine.
897195
Don't know how that is possible because the mount points are 16" apart. There are 3 of them, one in the middle and one on each side. If you have 24' center studs and you put the center mount point there, the side mounts will not hit your studs.
1203039
The pull up bar is about 7 inches below the bottom of the support bar (on the trim), but it curves down to it, beginning about 3 inches below the bottom of the support bar. At about 4.5 inches though, the curve is still slight, and I think that it should work just fine, only angling the pull-up bar a bit upward, which might even be desirable, depending on what exercises you'd like to do. I am only speculating, so no guarantees, but I'm pretty sure. Hope it helps!
217864
I believe it will...i am positive it will mount to normal 36" studs, but am pretty sure it will mount in a 24" space too...
141409
you need one long enough to hit the studs,,the one I bought reaches the stud which are 36 inches apart to center it on the wall.It's possible that you may only go 24 inches on a smaller wall.
468494
Mine is a 24' & it worked out fine. I counted the screw holes that are in the image amazon has for the product. It had the same amount as my old one did & fit perfectly.
2280285
Yes. I'm very happy with it. I anchored it to the wall in my garage. Make sure you get it into the wooden studs. I have done pull-ups and kipping muscle ups on it without any problems. I hope you like it.
1443205
The mounting bracket should be standardized size. I used the same one I had mounted to the wall for my previous towel bar. If you already have a towel bar installed, you can use the same mounting bracket and save the new ones that come with this one.
365980
The brackets slide to any width within the main mount (~43"). However, if your studs are 40" apart, you will only be able to use two of the three sliding brackets to mount to the wall. With a large TV, I don't think I'd feel comfortable with only two of the three brackets anchored to the wall. I don't think this is the mount you want for a non-standard application. If the wall is opened, perhaps an additional stud could be added.
338696
I had the same problem. I put up a couple of 4X8's. Put them up each 4 across for each hole on the pull-up bars. Make sure the 4X8 are in 4 different studs and you can put the pull-up bar on any spot of the 4X8 boards. I used that size boards because I put in a bunch of screws. Im over 200lb and it holds me just fine. Hope this helps.
1247019
how far apart are the brackets, my house is very old and the studs in the wall are 24ft. apart not sixteen
1012235
The product says the mount is universal. I take that to mean it will work on 24 inch studs.
879234
I have it installed in the wall.. here it fits right between studs. So if your stud spacing is same or more you should be fine. Moreover the specs say Cutout Dimension: 14.1" (W) x 7" (H)- Mounting Depth: 3.25" so as long as you have that much space you should be ok.
1975585
24" spacing on center is the norm for ceiling joists, so this should work fine. I think you will be able to catch 2 studs, but if not, and you have access to the storage area/attic, you could always install a crossbar stud above the drywall between the studs for extra support.
2208211
Pull up bar is 75"I am 6'4"You should be safe up to 85" without fear of punching a new ceiling holeExcellent product
485587
The screw holes are a bit over 17 inches apart. You could tilt the rack slightly in order to get both screws into studs. The spot I wanted to hang it did not have studs at the appropriate locations so I used molly bolts. Had it up for several months and it is holding up well with frequent use.
294636
The holes in the mount allow for you to install it 16", 24" or any other stud spacing apart. In the closed position it is about 5" between the wall and the TV. My builder install my other TV with a mount 3 times the price of this one that is from another manufacture, looks the same, and install the same. Wish I would have brought my own mount and installed both myself. My suggestion is to buy this mount, follow the easy instruction, install your TV yourself, and tell everyone about the excellent mount you brought and to install it themselves!