Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: I have a big fat tree in my yard. So I assume I will not have any problems right?
Document: This is exactly what I needed and wanted. Quality is great, timing of getting it was perfect. Fair Price. It has been installed and is being utilized.
So a bit different from the picture, but it looks like they gave me stuff that would work if you wanted to hang a punching bag to it. IMO what I got was better than what is pictured.
Does the job of the expensive, pretty looking wall/ceiling mount that TRX sells. I didn't use the carabiner, just the loop. And used the extra cash to pay for a real TRX instead of a copycat version.
This made it easy for me to mount to my garage ceiling. The only reason I gave it four stars is because the screws it comes with are not very good. I would definitely recommend going to pick up different ones from home depot.
I have a rather large laundry room and the ceiling is about 10 feet up with the wall studs and rafters exposed. The steel ring mounted perfectly on one of the studs, providing a solid anchor point. Simple to install, anyone can do it.
The galvanized ones are enough though, especially because there are 4 points of security on each anchor.Do yourself a favor and get galvanized screws before even trying to mount the stainless ones. I would hate to hear of the head coming off the screws while someone is using their suspension straps. This is only reason I gave a 4 instead of 5 stars.
Seems really sturdy for the anchor point on my suspension trainer. Mounted in my garage, the cheapest option with 4 wood screws makes me feel way more comfortable than the 2 screws offered on the TRX mount, that is $30+. I was able to find a beam in my garage that was 4 boards, all together, each 2 inches thick. This may not work with just one beam however.
I purchased this mount to hang my WOSS trainer from a ceiling joist in basement. Unfortunately the screws could have been a little stronger, as I broke the head off the first one I tried to drive, even with a small pilot hole. Easy fix...purchased some 1/4&#34; bolts/nuts at hardware store, drilled thru joist and installed that way.
I think the anchor itself is great! I use it with my Jungle Gym XT. It's cheaper than any other option I've found and is definitely secure enough for just about anyone to use.I, like many others, broke 3 of the screws off when mounting this. I used a cordless drill and 2 broke and then 1 more broke with just a ratchet and socket. I replaced them with galvanized screws, which are much better than the cheapo stainless ones provided.
I bought this to mount my WOSS suspension trainer into a wall and it works great. I had thought that I wanted it with the ring horizontal, but we realized it is longer than a stud so it is mounted with the ring vertical. and actually is probably better this way so now I have L/R movement with the trainer if I need more room. For $4 compared to a TRX mount for $50. SERIOUSLY! I think WOSS is absolutely superior and USA made.
Answer: no