Would this work on the exposed joists in a basement? It's for a 70 lb bag.
150620
My bag is 100 lbs, and I've been hitting it a couple times a week with this attachment hanger for 4 plus years- the same for my brother. Just drill you some pilot holes and then use a socket wrench to fully tighten and you'll be good to go
150621
Thats what i mounted it to in my basement. I did add 2x4 pieces about 2 ft long on either side of the floor joist to give extra support
2168324
haven't tried lifting with a hoist but mine leak down over time, fittings check good must be in the bag its self
1371761
The rack uses a lever to slightly expand the length of the rack to lock it in place between the floor and the ceiling. As long as the carpet is stable (i.e. not prone to slipping), then this rack should work. The rack will fail to hold if the base is easily displaced. A slick floor, sloped floor, or easily moved rug or carpet would cause the rack locking mechanism to become ineffective.
1645177
Definitely will work. I used it for my closet 12' long to store similar plastic bins. Also used it for my laundry room and tool room to store various items as well as a tool hanger. Very versatile. Very strong and can manage relatively large loads. They were all mounted on concrete walls. Hope the above assessment helps in your decision. Cheers!!!
572948
It depends on how much moisture you have, but I am using it in a basement room about this size. It works well there.
1957207
nope. works great. just don't over load the bag to the point that it's not flexible when getting it to fit under the bar.
603472
It depends on how close together your joists are. If the distance between joists is smaller than the diameter of your head then you may have a problem.
256098
Yes. This could work depending on the weight you put on the edges of the racks. The supports 24" apart would serve to hold a great amount of weight over the center of the racks. You could always go into attic space (if available) and place a support (2x4 or equivalent to joist) between the joists to which you could bolt the metal supports.
1012028
I have two hooked up in my garage. One I use for rope climbing and the other has my heavy bag hanging from it. They both have been great so far. I don't think you will have any problems.
796783
I believe so. It seems very strong, I hang everything there. I would just double check if the width of your shoe bag and of the storage hooks match.
1627390
as long as it's mounted on something as sturdy as a floor joist, it should work fine. it's very sturdy but only when mounted on something firm.
1862790
I think if you make sure it's bolted into the stud/joist it could hold the bag. My husband is 220. We have it bolted into floor joist. It feels very sturdy and we haven't had any problems.
482394
i have my 70 pound bag hanging from a beam i installed in my house. i only have the bag up when I'm using it. i bought this water bag so i would not have to drill into the floor. i filled it with water and it does not leak. it has a very thick rubber inside and i doesn't leak.
294757
Yes this would work, it's weight is 45 lbs. Don't know how many intervals you are working with and you might want to overlap.
1684603
Yes, this hoist will work. The straps are a lot longer than they look. I actually had to take them up.
890056
Probably not. It is a pretty small profile hook. It would depend on the size of the handles and how full the bags were.
783054
I use it in concrete basement but I don't think it would slip because of felt underneath. It seems to hold up well.