Can this TRX anchor mount be mounted on a HardiPlank concrete board wall, above our door, on our back patio? If so, what bolts are needed?
945126
It comes with bolts that can be screwed into a wooden beam or two by four. We put it into a beam on the ceiling. If you have a drill and a wrench, you are set. Hope that helps.
945127
Unfortunately I don't know what anchors would be required for a concrete board wall. Sorry I couldn't help
945128
No. Hardiplank siding is not designed to hold the types of loads to which it would be exposed. The bolts will eventually either pull out of the siding, or the siding will shatter near to the point where the bolts are attached. If you wish to attach the anchor onto Hardiplank, you need to identify where the studs are located behind the Hardiplank and attach the anchor's bolts to those studs.
673094
Yes. I used 4 concrete anchor bolts on my patio and it has worked great for 2 years now
431924
use lead anchors for concrete or lock walls. Try different sizes fr your hardware store to find the right size
810459
Concrete wall anchors were included in my shipment. I did not need them, but they were in there. I'd call to make sure they get into the box. I did not receive enough lag bolts for stud mounting and had to ask for more. When the arrived they weren't even the same size as what had originally come with the bar, but the replacements were the right size.
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There is another Wingit anchor that uses two 3/4 inch vertical holes that still supports 600 pounds. I assume you found the stud after you drilled the 1 1/4 hole you may be able to move the bar over enough to use these and cover the hole. I don't have the part number but it is available on Amazon
1888335
Yes. All you need to do is dig the hole and mount the anchors in the cement. I highly recommend paying a pro. This unit is very heavy.
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I'm not a carpenter or an engineer but I feel you should be safe mounting it above the door if you attached it to a stud behind the wall. If you simply screw it into the dry wall, the screws will pull right out causing you to face plant on your first set of TRX pushups. Be sure to pre-drill your holes. The mounting screws are huge and might split the board you are screwing them into if you don't have holes for them to go into.
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Yes, you could mount this to a concrete wall, however you may need different lag bolts to do so. I do not believe that the bolts that come with it would be sufficient to hold the pull up bar in concrete. As far as the unit itself goes, it is durably built and solid once it is installed. I have been using mine several times a week for over a year, and I expect to keep using it for many years to come. I have mine mounted to a plywood face that is attached to wall studs. It is mounted both through the plywood and the wall studs. I hope this helps.
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That may work. I would find some way to anchor it. I wish I could be more help I use it for out door application.
324784
what is behind the stucco ? if you have block mount it with the same as brick-concrete screws, etc, for wood use lag bolts, they hold very well but as with any mount roll it up in high wind or heavy rain unless you lower the pitch to 15% or more
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I couldn't find them anywhere, including VideoSecu's web site, however, you should be able to mount this with just the info on the pictures included here. The mount comes with tons of generic installation hardware, including some heavy duty screws for bolting to a stud. It also comes with plastic drywall anchors, but I would not use those for primary support, personally - there are better items out there. In my case, I had a stud in the center of the wall that I connected to, and used the drywall anchors strictly for added stability. You do want to make sure you anchor into studs. Bear in mind that an articulating mount puts different stresses on the wall and mounting hardware than a flat wall mount does - once you extend the arms, the forces on the top line of bolts will be similar to using a crowbar to pry them out rather that straight shear force. Also, note that if you have metal studs their load-bearing capacity is much lower than wood studs would have, so plan around that. Check YouTube for lots of installation videos on wall mounts of all types - much of the information there is applicable for this product as well.
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.
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It should handle it. The back on this mount allows several different styles because of the placement of the bar. Just make sure you use special anchors and a mason bit for the concrete wall.
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I just went out and looked at my setup. The back metal bottom bar is very sturdy material. It has rubber feet on each end. It appears you could easily remove the rubber feet and mount it to the wall. You could easily hit 2 - 16" studs on center but may require drilling. The only caution i offer is the weight of a full roll of paper. My setup with a pretty fresh roll must weigh close to 45lbs. The Bulman is relatively cheap to experiment with. Buy big lag bolts :)
999930
It came with it's own, a 3/8" bolt I believe with a cap. The only issue is that the part that rests against the wall is about 8", so it may overhang if your existing mount was shorter.
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I would hesitate to answer this on the basis of the Wall Mount itself. This is more of a question as to the fasteners that would be used, the pull out strength of the bricks, etc. I found that this wall mount is very heavy compared to the cheap ones listed in various advertisements. I would categorize this as a professional lever mount. Mine appears to be very stable mounted directly into studs on my wall. I do not know what the pullout strength of concrete type bolts into brick is.
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I would purchase different wall anchors if you need to anchor to driwall. I believe I was able to place at least a pair of the screws that came with these in a wall stud and I used much heavier duty anchors, purchased separately, for the others.