how much weight can this hold installed in a ceiling? can it support a heavy punching bag?
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I think if you make sure it's bolted into the stud/joist it could hold the bag. My husband is 220. We have it bolted into floor joist. It feels very sturdy and we haven't had any problems.
1862791
Good question! That I don't know. I have mine attached to the stud for my TRX and I have never had a problem with it. I do not know if that answers the question.
1862792
Hi. I don't know. I weight 210 and use the mount for the trx system. Using the bolts/screws that came with the mount and attaching it into a heavy beam it would probably work.
1862793
It depends most on the installation on the ceiling. Once the TRX straps hold a heavy weight person, it fits well for your purpose. Probably it can!Best,Roger
1862794
I weigh 195 pounds and it supports me easily. The mount is very sturdy and the welds very strong. I would surmise that assuming a punching bag weighs less than 200 pounds it should be no problem. Be sure to find a stud in your ceiling if you are mounting the TRX to a ceiling. By the way the TRX workout and video instruction is fantastic, although the workout is tough, the instruction allows you to work your way up the ladder of difficulty in stages. Good luck.
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It can hold 350 pounds as I recall from the package instructions. As for supporting a heavy bag, it will depend on the weight of the bag and the amount of force caused by bag work. You might want to check the bolts occasionally to see if they need tightening. Of course, it must be bolted into a beam. It comes with two 3/8" x 3" wood stud lag bolts. It's solid.
1862796
I'm not sure. My husband weighs 250 and he "hangs" from the trx to do australian pull ups and pushups. We used a stud finder and very long screws to mount it to the ceiling
2049466
I used it to hang 12 lb. Fans. 40 lb would be better held by something that screws into the joists, not just with teeth.
232216
Yes, it will hold 50 pounds with ease. I have several of them with sledge hammers, post mauls, and other heavy tools hanging from them. They are only as good as the way you anchor them to your wall. You need long screws that go into a stud. I highly recommend them.
389017
You can probably rig it to attach to an overhead bar, but it's meant to be closed in a door, so it might now hold your weight as well if you rig it.
409378
Any ceiling joist would support the maximum 66 lbs that it is calling for. In fact, if you go up in your attic and step onto the joist, you will not fall. I am 180 lbs and I often go to the attic stepping on each joists one at a time and they hold me just fine. The TV will be just fine. The important thing is to make sure that the lag bolt hits the ceiling joist and not just through the sheetrock. The sheetrock will not hold anything by itself.
1833821
The instructions didn't say but, after I installed it my son and I tested it. He is 145lbs and I'm 194lbs. We hung it from my ceiling.
1657952
You have to make a hole. The lamp comes with a "molley" hook. You have to make a hole and the "molley" part spreads out inside the ceiling so the hook does not come out. Thus it can hold heavy items. The lamp is not heavy but you want to be sure that it doesn't pull out and fall on someone!
657713
If you mount it with their lag bolts, probably not. I redrilled mine to a larger bolt and of course put spacers between the ceiling joist. Was a lot of work, but now believe it will hold 250 lbs plus. sorry but better safe than sorry.
412225
We're hanging a step stoll for ours, but it is attached to a wall and less than a foot off the ground. I wouldn't recommend using it to hang anything from the ceiling and nothing over 5 pounds which if I remember correctly is the weight limit on these. That is nothing your afraid won't fall and hit someone if it did.
119725
Not sure if that would work or not. I screwed mine into sheetrock, and it works great holding 100lbs. You may want to check with the manufacturer to see if it is recommended. As long as you are not hanging something very heavy, it should work fine.
476347
yes it would support that much weight ,,,, the mounting screws will not . if affixing to wood suggest 2" long screws . in steel structure use bolts, washer nuts ,,,,,, the mounting bracket holes can be enlarged to 1/4 " . hope this is helpful
521468
I believe I googled it at the time of purchase and found a manual through the manufacturer, but it should've been upwards of 100lbs. It holds my 83 lb, 65" plasma without any issue. Bolted into two studs with the supplied accessories.
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I suggest you buy the everlast punch wood beam bag hanger also as I did. It will allow your bag to swivel and is easy to attach to a spot on your ceiling where a wooden beam is behind the sheetrock. I also bought the Ringside bag spring. It cuts down on the amount of swing the bag gets after you punch it. Allowing for faster punching. It also is supposed to reduce the wear and tear on your bag. But I would get the Title spring brand. I had to rig the Ringside one because one of the rings is open on one side.
1921032
I'm not sure how much weight it can hold. I have my heavy direct tv cable box and ps4 on the mount and they look great
1432157
It will not hold if screwed into sheetrock only....I am sure that our ceiling beams and a purchased bracket for mounting were used to mount the vent. We had to use it as a recirculating unit, rather than vented to the outside. It was a big job to install and our electrician did most of the job. He special ordered the bracket but I couldnt give you more info. We have had the unit for 2 yrs and I amvery happy with it.
1184775
I am currently using a light and umbrella combination that weigh's 20lbs and its solid!! Best investment for saving space in a studio. I anchored it into the drywall and unless an adult hangs from the armature ita not going anywhere.
1923798
Not sure. It has adhesive on the back, but not sure it would hold from the ceiling. Sorry I can be more help.