Review on Build Strength & Tone Muscles With Stamina Door Gyms! by Andrew Dinelli

As you can see from the other reviews (and their helpful photos), this won't fit every door. You need a modern-styled door frame with pretty narrow trim. It's a shame, because it seems like it wouldn't take much to have made this work with a wider variety of door frames.In addition to that, there's a little angled metal piece that you need to squeeze between the trim and the wall on one side. It's pointed, but if your trim has been painted with your walls, or the trim installed too snugly against the wall, it can be rather difficult to get this in. They warn not to use it without this piece. I'm not sure it does any good. It doesn't look very strong, and if your weight starts taking the thing down, it's not going to be held up by this little metal plate the size of my pinky.The device itself seems very sturdy and attractive, and I have no doubt it can easily hold my weight. It comes well-packed, and the instructions are clear, and you don't even need any extra tools to assemble it (it comes with a mini-wrench). You probably want a knife, to get through all the tape, and to fit the metal piece (mentioned earlier) behind your door trim.I have no regrets buying this. It's inexpensive, and it does what it says it'll do. It's not the nicest piece of exercise equipment I own, but it's pretty good, especially for the price. If you want a permanent installation for your epic garage gym, look elsewhere. If you want something for your home office to give your arms a workout now and then, this is the bar for you.