HK$560.00Original price was: HK$560.00.HK$448.00Current price is: HK$448.00.
Target more muscles with four fully padded grip positions – Parallel | Narrow | Standard | Wide. Exclusive lowered parallel grips improve range of motion so you can focus on form and repetition.
PREMIUM FEATURES: Heavy-duty joist mounted pull up bar with parallel grips, mounting hardware and complete instructions. Thick welded steel construction is commercial-strength with premium high density foam pads over knurled steel grips.
TOTAL COMPATIBILITY: Joist mounting gets your workout space away from the wall and your installation is easy with Instructions, template, and all hardware provided including thru-bolts and lag bolts for compatibility with thicker beams.
THE ULTIMATE UPGRADE: Ultra stable and always ready, a mounted pull up bar is the ultimate upgrade from a doorway bar. 14” risers, 21” wide parallel grips, and a 42” wide bar define a generous workout space for your home gym.
ANCHOR ACCESSORIES: Optional accessories like Ab Straps and Bodyweight Resistance Trainers turn your pull up bar into a full body gym and let you complete full sets of pull ups, dips, squats, and more with assisted exercise variations. (sold separately)
Do-It-Yourself (DIY) installation required. We can also refer a handyman to provide installation service at HK$800 to HK$1200 depending on remoteness of location. Message us on Whatapp at 852-46299644 for details
Lasting not as long as indoor application if exposing to outdoor elements
Joist Mount Pull Up Bar with 21 inch Parallel Grip Spacing
The Joist Mount Pull Up Bar is the bar to own if you have exposed ceiling beams in your home. The pull up bar is the core of every home gym and your best results happen fast with a permanently fixed bar that is always ready to go.The Confidence of a Rigid Mount Bar
Through-bolted to the structure of your home, the Joist Mount Pull Up Bar is the final word in stability and makes pull ups be the challenge you can pursue without limits. Overhead mounting gives you full range of motion and preserves the flexibility of your floor space. Do wide grip pull-ups, chin-ups, neutral grip pull-ups, hanging knees raises and more.Designed for your Workouts
TheJoist Mount Pull Up bar is engineered for workout flexibility. Multiple grip positions let you isolate specific muscle groups for strength training and the high density foam grips are comfortable over longer workouts. The parallel grips are spaced 21″ apart to target the upper lats and are a great fit for a broad range of shoulder widths. When it’s time to expand your workouts with Ab Slings, Suspension Trainer or Resistance Band the joist mount bar becomes the perfect anchor point and cornerstone of your complete home bodyweight gym.
4 reviews for Pull Up Bar | Joist Mount | Ceiling Beam | 4 Grip Positions
Rated 5 out of 5
Spey –
I’m 90kg and this thing is rock solid. From what I see the bar will not be the point of failure, it will be your joist or your installation if not done properly. If I had to pick something out it would be the foam grip especially on the wide grip angle bar. I don’t think it is going to last as I use the bar more than 100 reps a day, even so, it seems to stay put right now. If it becomes an issue I will cut it off and sport tape the bar. Very pleased with the quality of the bar.
Rated 5 out of 5
Matt P H –
very strong. high quality. nice looking too. all hardware needed to install on wood or anchor in walls.
love all the angles you can work out in. way better than the door frame mount type I used to have.
I mounted a TRX under the joist just next to this chin-up bar. Now, I can wrap the TRX straps on the perpendicular grips to make them level and fixed in place, so I can do upside-down hanging pull-ups, and other exercises not possible with the free straps. way cool!
Rated 4 out of 5
Xero –
If you’re using the cheap pull-up bars that attach to a door jam, this is much better quality. If your a little handy, it’s easy to install. As soon as you bolt this into a joist, there is no problem at all. I highly recommend. Especially if you’ve been using another type of bar that isn’t as stable.
Rated 4 out of 5
Levi –
When I purchased this, I was a bit concerned that the moment arm created by this design would create a really high level of stress on my ceiling rafters and potentially pull apart since some of the pull-ups that I do involve some degree of swinging. So far so good, although I did raise it up pretty high on my rafter, it seems to be very sturdy. With regard to the bar itself and the hand position options, they are also quite good.
Spey –
I’m 90kg and this thing is rock solid. From what I see the bar will not be the point of failure, it will be your joist or your installation if not done properly. If I had to pick something out it would be the foam grip especially on the wide grip angle bar. I don’t think it is going to last as I use the bar more than 100 reps a day, even so, it seems to stay put right now. If it becomes an issue I will cut it off and sport tape the bar. Very pleased with the quality of the bar.
Matt P H –
very strong. high quality. nice looking too. all hardware needed to install on wood or anchor in walls.
love all the angles you can work out in. way better than the door frame mount type I used to have.
I mounted a TRX under the joist just next to this chin-up bar. Now, I can wrap the TRX straps on the perpendicular grips to make them level and fixed in place, so I can do upside-down hanging pull-ups, and other exercises not possible with the free straps. way cool!
Xero –
If you’re using the cheap pull-up bars that attach to a door jam, this is much better quality. If your a little handy, it’s easy to install. As soon as you bolt this into a joist, there is no problem at all. I highly recommend. Especially if you’ve been using another type of bar that isn’t as stable.
Levi –
When I purchased this, I was a bit concerned that the moment arm created by this design would create a really high level of stress on my ceiling rafters and potentially pull apart since some of the pull-ups that I do involve some degree of swinging. So far so good, although I did raise it up pretty high on my rafter, it seems to be very sturdy. With regard to the bar itself and the hand position options, they are also quite good.