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Question: Can you mount this to an angled ceiling?
Document: I'm a large guy and need  a strong bar. I mounted mine in the wall instead of the ceiling and it works great. The large bar might be to much for the wall mount but I just moved the bar to the inner holes and it seems to be good. I really prefer this bar to all the angled bars at gyms.
Rock solid, quality piece of equipment!! Heavy duty , will withstand many brutal workouts!! Hung mine from angled garage ceiling, perfect!! !
I am thrilled with this product! After using a cheap over the door bar successfully for 2 years, not only did I want more options, but I moved to a home with thicker door frames and couldn't use that bar anymore. The Stud Bar looked best for what I wanted to do, which was to mount it permanently to my garage ceiling.
This bar is well made and well thought out. Installation is not quick in a finished room, because it is important to center the brackets on your ceiling joists for maximum stability. I recommend cutting the drywall in the ceiling (if you are handy or not worried about over all appearance) to mount the brackets directly to the joists. It would be a snap to install in an unfinished room. Once it is properly installed, it is sturdy and solid. It gives you confidence during your workouts.
One of the more solid pull-up bars I've owned in my life. When installed correctly, this thing won't budge at all! A lot of these will work with regular pull-ups no problem but this is the first pull-up bar that didn't move when I performed kipping pull-ups on it. Stayed solid the whole time and I never felt that it might come out of the ceiling. Make sure you mount it correctly though and follow the instructions carefully.
It's a great product and I didn't have any bolt issues like others have mentioned.I did struggle with mounting it to my ceiling however. Unlike studs that are methodically 16 inches apart, I think ceiling joists are not as exact for some reason. Because the stud bar width is fixed at 48 inches, it didn't mount nicely. My options were to open up the ceiling and mount wood to the joists or to mount wood directly onto the ceiling and through the joists.
I purchased this bar for P90X and P90X2 and it is a massive improvement over the door mount bars I had. I can get "super wide", just like Tony! I have mine lag bolted into the ceiling joists, through a drywall ceiling, and it is solid like a rock. I wanted a ceiling mount, instead of a stand type pullup station, because I didn't want to give up the limited floor space in my workout area.
I purchased and installed the small (8 foot ceiling) bar.Pros: the bar and mounting hardware are very sturdy. Plenty of head clearance when I do pull ups when I installed it in a basement ceiling height that is 7'8". Works well with TRX suspension trainer. This blows away a door mounted bar except it is slippery; need to rough up the paint.Cons: this bar's brackets has two mounting holes to mount at 10 inches or 14 inches.
Solid piece of equipment, easy to wall mount. Everything comes in the box, and the instructions on the website are easy to follow.
all the hardware was included except a drill to drill pilot holes for the lag screws provided to mount the unit. so order it today and get started on a great upper and ab workout program Now!
Answer: yes