Get Fit With ONETWOFIT Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar - Multifunctional Strength Training Equipment For Indoor Home Gym Workouts Review

Overall: I like the Pull-up/Dip Bar, but it was a tough InstallThe Good: Once installed, this is a great set, but it was really hard to install. The instructions are a joke as I had to buy about $125 dollars worth of parts in order to make this work.I bought:2x8x12 board24 x 36 one inch ply wood by 2Some concrete anchors: 1/4 by 2 inches (24 anchors)I sawed the wood down to fit for the pull up bar. You really need to buy wood, mount the wood to your concrete and then mount the bar to the wood…

It was pretty much perfect. It does require skill to install/mount it. But once done it works great. I am 220 lbs and it’s mounted on my basement wall and works flawlessly. Make sure the wood that you use are 8x2”. Get pressure treated wood it will last longer. Also get 4” screws to mount the wood to the wall. Remember measure twice, cut once. All in all it’s a great product. I’ve been using it for months now without any problems what so ever.

I installed on 2 pieces of 1/2" plywood 31"x16" and 31"x14" spray painted black. The frame units were mounted to the plywood using 6x 1/4 in -20 x 1 in machine screws (home depot pn 530-681) per frame piece, total of 24 screws. I scaveneged the washers from the m8x80 expansion screws that were included. The machine screws were preinstalled from the back prior to mounting the plywood pieces to the wall. The plywood mounts were anchored to studs using 10x 2.5 inch wood screws I had lying around.A

If you have concrete walls in your home enjoy this product. Spend your time on a Saturday installing this gem. On second thought save that money for the pending divorce proceedings.

Used 2 by 8 plywood and cut them into 38”.The equipment is sturdy. I would highly recommend for the seller to add some wood screws and 5/16 Hex screws. Overall content with the product.

For the price of the product, the quality is great. I’m really excited to start using it so I can continue working on my pull ups and triceps dips.

Ordered for a Christmas present and it showed up damaged. Was able to hammer baseplate back to flat in order to install and then spray paint to cover scratches. I installed on drywall so had to spend another $60 on hardware and wood to mount. Now that it is installed it is exactly what I hoped it would be.

I installed it in my garage. I used two 12ft 2x6es, and 25 5/16x5 in lag screws as well as 5/16x1/2 in lag ones. Washers are optional (3/8 in). Thumbs up!

Product came damaged as shown in pictures and the wealding is joy so good Ok product. It’s meant to be hung on a concert wallSo I’ll have to play around with ideas on how to hang it with studs

I have had this pullup bar/dip bar for a couple of weeks. I mounted it using spreaders made from 2x4s. I did mount it to a stud/drywall type wall. The powder coating on the bars is very good. The pads are ok for now. Time will tell with them. Overall I am happy with this purchase.

This equipment is piece of trash cheap made!Do not buy it consider other product more expensive. It’s doesn’t worth even $1!

Exactly what I was looking for. Looks and works great. Instructions are minimal but very simple to put together took 10 at most.I used 2x8x10 and wood screws. Was simple enough very happy with this purchase and has held up so far.

Best bang for your buck for this set up. I love it, you do need to get yourself a few feet of 2x6, mount that to the studs, then mount this to it with 3/16th lag bolts and washers.