Diy Outdoor Diy Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar

Here is a detailed tutorial to make your own.

Diy outdoor diy wall mounted pull up bar.

Ryobi nation diy pull up bar this diy pull up bar doesn t need a doorway and can serve as a work out station for additional exercises. How to make a pull up bar. It is a simple project that can be done in a few hours. Make sure that your branches or trees are about a doors width apart.

The top and bottom holes. A ceiling mounted pull up bar is a perfect addition to a home gym. Mark those spots on the tree with a sharpie or some tape. To hang up a telescopic pull up bar first hold up the bar between your trees or branches to see where the brackets need to be anchored.

Our latest addition to the home gym makeover is this diy pull up bar. The pull up bar can be mounted on any tree using. It is made from 2x4s 2x6s plywood and some iron pipe fittings. Mark on the ground 5 ft apart where you want the posts for your pull up bar.

We chose to do it in metal for durability. Me and my brother made this metal pull up bar. This pull up bar dip station has been hardware engineered to withstand outdoor elements and features a w eather resistant paint chip and corrosion resistant with uv protection to maintain its vibrant green color. You should now have two holes on either side of your door frame.

On top of that you have multiple grips to choose from and are guaranteed further stability due to it s weight. Mark on your frame where the holes should be drilled. Supplies needed one 2 4 or other scrap wood one 1 inch x 36 inch galvanized pipe two 1 inch galvanized cap fittings tennis grip tape optional wood screws 1 1 2 inch spade drill bit power drill. These holes should be about 3 ft deep for 10 ft posts or 3 4 ft deep for 11 ft posts.

Use the inch drill bit to drill all four holes. I was very carful to make sure that the structure was securely fastened to the wall to avoid injury. Dig square holes 10 inch x 10 inch ensuring that the marks you made in the ground are in the middle of the holes.