Pull Up Bar Wall Mount

I installed the ONETWOFIT wall pull‑up & dip station about two weeks ago, and it’s been excellent. Setup took about an hour using my stud-finder and drill. The steel frame feels solid—no wobble even during heavy kips. I love the multiple grip options, which make targeting different back and arm muscles easy. The dip handles are an unexpected bonus and feel stable. The padded grips are soft but firm, preventing calluses. The unit doesn’t jut out too much. Pros: • Versatile: Pull‑ups, dips, leg raises, and more in one unit. • Plug‑and‑play: Includes all mounting hardware. • Great price: High-end functionality without breaking the bank. Cons: • Wall drilling: You need solid studs. • Width: Takes about 40″ of wall space. Bottom line: If you want a single wall-mounted station for full upper‑body workouts, this is it. Quality build, versatile grips, and excellent comfort—all at a reasonable price.

The quality is there. Its sturdy and can hold 200 lbs easily. Very manageable with moving around. I didnt recieve 1 nut which isnt a big deal. The worst are the bolts that go into a wall. I have an inside gym and i use studs to do my part. I didnt use the squish bolts but went and bought some wood screws. Works great that way. Love the product though.

Verily, behold the OneTwoFit Multifunctional Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar Chin Up bar Dip Station! A marvel of modern contrivance, this apparatus of strength doth command the admiration of all who yearn to forge their bodies in the crucible of fitness. In the realm of the home gym, it standeth tall, a mighty tower of power that doth beckon the valiant warrior within. This wondrous creation, fashioned to withstand the burdens of Herculean endeavors, boasts a stout capacity of support, offering succor to those of brawn and sinew up to 440 pounds. Lo, the mightiest of men and women shall find solace in its sturdy embrace, as it permits the execution of a myriad of exercises, propelling the body to ascend to the pinnacle of strength and grace. Mounted upon the walls of one's dwelling, it doth not encroach upon the precious expanse of the homely abode, for it is a guardian of space. The wretched limitations of square footage shan't deter the intrepid seeker of fitness, for this pull-up bar, chin-up bar, and dip station hath been designed with ingenuity to save the precious resource of room. Engage in the primal ritual of the pull-up, with hands gripping the bar in resolute determination, as muscles strain and sinews tremble. Ascend with each mighty exertion, as the very fibers of thy being undergo transformation. A dip station awaits, ready to accommodate thy body's descent, as thou challengest the might of gravity and sculpt thy triceps with a fierce resolve. O, how this multifunctional contrivance bestows upon its master the gifts of strength, endurance, and the radiant glow of accomplishment! Verily, the path to physical prowess lies within the grasp of this apparatus, and those who dare to seize it shall be rewarded. Let praises resound, let the voices of accolade be heard, for the OneTwoFit Multifunctional Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar Chin Up bar Dip Station is a testament to the wonders of invention. In the realm of fitness and the pursuit of bodily excellence, it doth reign supreme.

This chin-up bar/dip station is super sturdy. Product was easy to assemble but mine was missing an important wedge nut that didn't allow me to finish assembly. The assembly instructions are basic and can be followed easily but there is no template for locating the the two different sets of wall mounting hole locations as the four J hooks must be located in two different parallel spots for the chin-up function and the Dip function. Regarding the missing part, I contacted customer service and we eventually got it sorted out and they sent me a complete new unit. Took some time since the company is located in China. Email exchanges take extra time due to time difference, took several emails to finally get the exact problem explained with pictures. Overall time to resolve was ~ 1month which includes time to ship replacement items from China.

With the access to fitness centers limited, I found this pull-up dip bar a great addition to completing my home gym. My wife actually installed it for me as an anniversary gift , and it took about an hour (not including the trip to Home Depot for the wood, etc). I like that his has both outer and inner grips, which gives me the ability to work the full back. I also use the dip feature greatly, and it takes an easy five seconds to pop the bar from the pull-up hooks to the dip hooks. Plus, I have bee dealing with Covid stress by hooking a punching bag to it :), and it's awesome if anyone does bag training as well.. If I had to say any challenge, it's that I wasn't initially aware the instructions were packed underneath the metal beams. Once found, everything went well. I highly recommend this for anyone looking for a simple, reliable, and functional piece of exercise equipment.

It’s a really good pull up bar but when you install it . If the top is drilled into wood and the bottom isn’t , the bottom part pushes into the drywall then you use it and potentially breaks the drywall so we added wood to the wall both top and bottom to prevent breaking the wall . I attached a video

Great space saver and easy to use. I was pleasantly surprised. I weigh about 210 lbs. and it has been very sturdy. It says it is rated to 300 lbs. - not sure about that but should be good up to 250-275 lbs. (my opinion from using a lot of weight equipment for over 50 years).

Exactly what I was looking for. Needing to install this in a concrete block wall I my garage, I built a mount for it. I did not use the included sleeve anchors but rather fastened two 2x4s to the block using 5/16x3 Tapcon screws and then 3/8x3 lag bolts to attach mount to 2x4s. Have used for dead hang, pull ups, and dips. Great value for the price and appreciate that it takes up zero floor space.

The ONETWOFIT Multifunctional Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar and Dip Station is exactly what I needed to take my home workouts to the next level. This all-in-one setup supports pull-ups, chin-ups, dips, and leg raises, making it a perfect power tower for upper body and core strength training. Its heavy-duty construction supports up to 440 lbs, which gives me confidence during intense workouts. Pros: Multi-functional design combines pull-up bar, chin-up bar, and dip station in one Wall-mounted for space-saving and solid stability Supports up to 440 lbs, suitable for most users Comfortable padded grips for secure and fatigue-free exercise Easy to install with clear instructions and hardware included Great for a variety of workouts—pull-ups, dips, leg raises, and more Cons: Requires a sturdy wall for secure mounting Installation takes some time and effort, best with two people Personal Experience: I installed this in my garage gym, and it’s been fantastic for strengthening my arms, shoulders, and core. The padded grips are comfortable even during longer sets, and the unit feels rock-solid once mounted. Having the dip station built-in is a huge bonus—it’s rare to find all these features in one compact setup. Just make sure you mount it securely! Verdict: For anyone looking to build upper body and core strength at home without taking up too much space, the ONETWOFIT wall-mounted pull-up and dip station is a versatile and reliable choice. It offers excellent stability, comfort, and functionality for serious training.

Excellent quality, heavy duty, easy to install!

Grymt

Product is very good and very strong. After long search I bought this product bcz of my friends recommendation which he is using for more than a year. Really this is good one

This unit is quite sturdy. I’m about 230lbs and this bar setup feels very secure and stable. Note that the bar must be installed on a concrete wall or you’ll have to get creative. It cannot be installed on a plain drywall wall. For my installation I added a 3/4” sheet of plywood and bolted through that To attach the hooks with 3/8” bolts and fat washers. I then fastened the plywood securely to three wall studs using 2.5” 1/4” lag bolts and washers. I used 18 of them. Overkill? Maybe. But this thing is not going anywhere. Assembly of the bar is pretty straightforward but the instructions are not great. I did have to take it apart a bit in order to flip a couple things around but it’s simple to look at the photos and figure it out. One warning though. The tube metal is not super thick. I was using a socket wrench to tighten things down and it appears it’s pretty easy to over tighten things and stat collapsing the tubing. Just be careful and there’s no probs.