Homemade Pull Up Bar 

Abhi Nogia. Because it was so obvious I didn't think I would have to.

+Greg Nicholls . Hi Greg. Thanks for the comment and the like. Please share my video. This is what I bought from theMetalStore.com 2 x Galvanised Tube 33.7mm 3 metre length. From this I cut 2 x 1 metre length (upright rails), 2 x 85cm Lengths (side rails) and 1 x 125cm Length (hanging bar). 2 x 90 Degree 2 Way Elbow 33.7mm tube diameter - 125. Connects side rails to hanging bar. 2 x Wall Plate 33.7mm tube diameter -131. Connects side rails to wall. 2 x Swivel Locating Flange 33.7mm tube diameter - 169. Connects Upright rails to the wall at the bottom 2 x Single Swivel 33.7mm tube diameter - 173. Connects top of upright rails to side rails. You will need to wall anchor bolts as well to attach it all to the wall. I've had mine up all winter. Its still solid and no rust. I use it most days without any problems. Hope this all helps.

Thanks for taking the time out to post much appreciated

@@arsytee what size are your through bolts that go through all of your wall plates?

Don. Thanks for the comment and the like. Please share my video. This is what I bought from theMetalStore.com 2 x Galvanised Tube 33.7mm 3 metre length. From this I cut 2 x 1 metre length (upright rails), 2 x 85cm Lengths (side rails) and 1 x 125cm Length (hanging bar). 2 x 90 Degree 2 Way Elbow 33.7mm tube diameter - 125. Connects side rails to hanging bar. 2 x Wall Plate 33.7mm tube diameter -131. Connects side rails to wall. 2 x Swivel Locating Flange 33.7mm tube diameter - 169. Connects Upright rails to the wall at the bottom 2 x Single Swivel 33.7mm tube diameter - 173. Connects top of upright rails to side rails. You will need 12 wall anchor bolts as well to attach it all to the wall. I've had mine up all winter. Its still solid and no rust. I use it most days without any problems.

it is being held to the wall by 4 bolts in each bracket at the top and 2 larger thunderbolts in the bottom brackets, so 12 bolts all in all. The wall is double skin in my case. I'm not sure how it would fare on a single skin wall but probably wouldn't suggest it.

@@arsytee thank you mate ;)

LaurensVRC. The Allan grub screws, screw in very securely. It's been up for 2 years now. Every so often I check to make sure they are secure and there is never any movement. I muscle up on it, the kids play on it constantly and it's very secure.

Thanks for your feedback, appreciate it.

Southwestuk cost me slightly over £50. I use it almost every day and so do my kids. No signs of any wear and tear yet!

Glad you like it!

I used thunderbolts to mount a commercially available pull-up bar to the outside of my house into brick. It was great for 6 months, then the top bolt became loose on both sides as the brick started to crack. House is only 10 years old. Thinking about removing all the thunderbolts and replacing with sleeve anchors. Really frustrating as thunderbolts are so simple to use. Won’t be using them again outside of concrete block tho.

I'm sorry I have no idea. I'm sure you could get the parts from somewhere and make it yourself like I did.

Patmia PereZ. It's so obvious I didn't think I would have to.

arsytee well isnt this "how to" kind of vid??? ... anyways if thats ur answer no wonder this vid

Patmia PereZ. I don't think the title said "how to". I was just showing people what I did for ideas. You think you can do better, go ahead!

Just can't see the connection between the horizontal bar with the supporting bar....

rundown thomas, All in the comments below mate.

No signs of rust or movement yet, and it's been up over a year. and if a part does break it can just be replaced!

arsytee Good to hear that

in the comments already.

oh yes .. doh ... thank you

I ordered all the metal from TheMetalStore.com