JOYMOR Gymnastics Wood Stall Bar, Multi-use Swedish Ladder- Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar-Physical Therapy for Stretching and Various Exercises,Indoor Home Gym Workout Yoga

This was a request from my 11 yo competitive gymnast. Was going to try to build a stall bar at first but this was much was easier and not much more expensive than starting from scratch. It was easy to put together with a screw gun. It has a lightly finished surface which will keep it cleaner. It fit well on our wall and avoided the baseboard. The hardware that came for attaching to the wall was worthless - 2 screws sheared off immediately. It needed 4 long screws to attach the wood cross pieces to the studs and some good drywall anchors and screws to attach the metal brackets. It seems fairly sturdy. It is not tall enough for my 200 lb husband to do much on but can hang on it just fine. We put it in the hallway across from a door and that works well.

Great product , easy to install once you figure it out..the instructions for installation are very vague .. Great price , sturdy construction .

It is a tiny bit flimsy. I felt I needed a bit nore brackets to secure it to the wall. And it works just fine.

Easy enough to assemble. Glad there was no printed logo. Required professional help to anchor to the wall as provided anchors were not appropriate for my type of wall/studs. The rungs have some give to them but overall feel very sturdy, especially for 150lbs or less, though my husband is still able to use it at 180lbs.

Excellent price BUT - cheap quality and it does not come with the right hardware. I make about a dozen holes in the wall to use the included anchors but they were all the wrong size and would not expand in the wall. I had to make new holes, change the bracket around and use different hardware. It's lucky I came prepared! Also, the instructions were terrible and did not properly cover all that one may need to know. If you are not handy / have extra tools, time, and hardware, this is not a good set.

Horrible instructions or just non existing. Hardware for drywall installation is useless and won’t attach while the screw spinning freely. Not sure I’ll keep it.

The way the directions said to secure the "ladder" to the wall was totally inadequate--any weight on the ladder would have pulled the screws out of the drywall very quickly. I wanted not to worry about that happening. Therefore, we screwed 2X4s into 3 studs--the width of the latter allows for that since studs are 16" apart. Then we attached the ladder to the 2X4s, using the screws that came with the ladder. That ladder is secured tight to the wall--it will never come down unless we want it to. Note: The bars aren't that sturdy--they bend with only a little weight applied.

Bought this for my teenager with scoliosis. We were able to attach it to the wall behind her door and it is very sturdy. We did buy some 1"x2"s to screw into the studs and then attached the ladder to these, since the ladder was not the exact width needed to go directly into the studs in the wall. I can hang on it easily with my 140lb. frame and it feels very strong. Highly recommend!

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