Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: Can I use this in a concrete ceiling to secure my gym climbing rope? Mounting's not a problem it's the welds supporting bodyweight.
Document: This is great for any home gym, better than over the door. It was easy to install and is solid. Tough as nails. We attached to a stud in ceiling. We both use it - I am 110 and he is 189 pounds and it doesn't budge. I just wish the company would send the DVD I ordered and paid for - been waiting for a while and it's not here yet although they said it was delivered. Hmmmm
Easy to use, easy to install! Great product! Gettin' my TRX on! Mounted it to the roof of my patio a have my own home gym!
Held off buying because I was skeptical about the security / stability of the ceiling mount, but that has not been a problem. Much better range of motion than over door mounting and would highly recommend for anyone wanting more from their TRX program.
I bought my TRX with the portable door stop anchor point and used that for  a while before installing this mount. This feels so much more secure and gives me the confidence to use the TRX without fear of something giving way and landing me on the floor. Solid bomb proof construction. Installation does require some familiarity with tools, ability to drill pilot holes, and tightnen without over tightening the bolts. Follow the directions and you will be pleased.
We've setup a home gym and anchored our TRX bands into the ceiling. It's a great workout and I definately recommend getting the mount if you plan on keeping it up permanently...
Excellent mount. Mine is on the ceiling. Sure, you could devise your own but by the time you do you've spent this much money. I can mount more than one set of straps on this and feel that both are secure.
I would never in a million years guessed the size of the screws that came with this...they were the biggest screws I'd ever seen...but I got them in the ceiling stud even though I had to read the directions to know how to use a stud finder...piece of cake.I wouldn't enjoy suspension training nearly enough strapped on a door. The very first day I realized the importance of the ceiling mount because I'm encumbered by no walls in my moves.
So long as you can easily locate studs in the wall or ceiling the TRX X mount can turn any spot in to a gym with TRX or Rip Trainer.Two screws with hex head are about 2&#34; long and machined for wood stud.
I tried to make my own but this did the trick in a pinch. Works like a charm! Tested it out last night and I feel very secure.
Mounted easily, and has had no issues supporting my body weight (200lbs). Went into the support beam in the garage and doesn't budge.
Answer: yes