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

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. Please see the pictures. You also need a hammer drill and a few 3/16 bits. The installation took me about eight hours, as I am fairly handy, but not a pro. You will also need a step ladder and two drills (the hammer drill and a second drill to make everything go faster)I would buy this again, but I think that I would factor the additional $125 in parts into the price as there is not really a way to do this with the parts and instructions that come with it. The instructions are also translated from Chinese I think, as the language used is strange.