Can you attach this System to a door hanging pull up bar? It's one of those that just hook over the frame, no hardware. Thanks
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Craig, as far as attaching the GoFit Straps to a hanging pull up bar, it would take some improvision because the Straps do not come with D rings or clips like other ones out on the market. These GoFit Straps work well between a door and the top door frame, preferably in the direction you would close the door.
1319922
you can...i did the same thing with mine and it works fine. you cant tell by the pictures, both ends of the bar have hole in them so you can bolt the bar to the brackets to keep the bar from spinning. I only bolted one end of my bar and it works perfect.
1408261
I don't know how it would work anchoring it to a actual door frame but with the correct anchors, it might work. Mine stays over the actual door 24/7/365. The actual door helps to anchor it and works rather well. You just hang it over the door and then close the door and off you go! Enjoy the workout, it's great!
282072
Yes. Each bracket is mounted to the side of the door jamb with three screws. The pull up bar itself is secured by tension, loosened or tightened by screwing in or out each side. Once the initial bracket mounting is complete ( < 10 minutes), the bar can be put up or taken down within seconds.
184823
If you have a single bar you can buy the mounting bracket. My set up has two cross bars so I just bought two sets of hooks
165233
Correct, you cannot close the door when up. You could remove and re-attach however. Hanging upside down, I don't know, as the stability of the bar depends on downward force and getting your knees around it might jostle it and make it come lose.
363784
I was able to attach it to mine. You might need to purchase an additional hook/carabiner or chains depending on what length you want.
1883193
These bars need to be screwed to the wall. They can be "chained" together, though. Not sure if that answers your question, as it appears to be truncated.
307572
Yes, you can do pull ups and chin ups, although the accompanying literature doesn't say to use the bar as a pull up bar itself. But I tried it and it's quite comfortable. Note that you can get your chin ABOVE the bar, but not OVER the bar because the door frame is in the way. You'd bump your nose and bleed on your new hardware. :)
1614335
My concern for you would be the method of pull up bar attachment. If it isn't bolted into a structure (i.e. a temporary doorjamb model), there is a potential risk for unseating the bar. I believe a pull bar is designed for weight to be pulling *down* only. The WOSS strap can be attached to a pipe/pole, but the force will be at an angle which has the risk of unseating a "temporary" bar (maybe a low risk). Anyone else have more background on this question?I have had no problem attaching it to a closed door.-e
865106
Hey dan, I would buy a ceiling mounted pullup bar. This this bar is designed to be installed on the wall. I wouldn't install this bar on your ceiling because of the risk of injury.
1614336
You should be able to attach it to your pull-up bar, or any overhead bar or beam, but make sure it's something that can support your weight, including whatever it is you have the bar attached to!!
1751255
Yes. The flat "hooks" that go over the top of the door are totally separate from the wire unit. They snap onto the wire holder, so if you can attach it directly to a wall then just keep them off. I don't know if I can attach a photo with a closeup showing the screw holes that are part of the wire frame, but if I can I will. If I cannot, I measured the width of the screw holes and they are slightly over 4 1/8" wide. There are two sets of screws you will need put into the wall, one pair above the other. If you can get one set of screws into a stud that would be best. I don't put too much trust in the small plastic screw mounts that usually come along with items like this.
1951236
No, the hardware provided only allows you to mount the bar to tile which will not support the weight of a person. A grab bar needs a stud behind the tile to provide support for a person.
1614338
Yes you can attach to your pull up bar. There is a short strap that you can wrap around til you get most of the slack out. Then the metal ring from the straps with handle clips into the bigger metal clip. Make sure you balance it out on your bar. I wrap it around my tree and have taken to park to put up on the monkey bars. Good luck.
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You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall. I wouldn't recommend using it like that, though. You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall.... » Read More You would be better off getting a shelving unit that's meant to hang on the wall...I don't think this is really designed for attaching to a wall. The door hooks attach to the ladders/baskets with other hooks, so you can remove the ladders/baskets parts (the baskets kind of clip into a narrow ladder type thing) from the door hooks and theoretically attach the ladders/baskets to the wall (it comes in a few pieces, it's not just one big ladder.) I don't remember receiving any wall attachments, though, so you would need some kind of hooks that can hold a lot of weight to hang it from the wall. I wouldn't recommend using it like that, though. « Show Less
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Yes. Its just a hook that goes over the pull-up bar. No latch or permanent connection!