Any idea what the dimensions of bars are? Diameter and wall thickness?
749429
I think they are 3 inch and 1/32 any way they look awesome and are better than manufacturer s they attached to the frame.
749430
I don't know without measuring but they fit perfectly on my 1999 Wrangler TJ. I like them a lot.
749431
wall thickness is difficult to gauge they are sealed on both ends. I just did a "ding" test, hit the bar with a hammer and heard it go bong, bong = 1/8 inch side wall and a 2.948 diameter (3 inch for regular people) steel strength good enough to stand on but not good enough to be rater Bumper Tough... (ding test - tink = paper thin - thump = 1/4 wall) very mechanically scientific... you could always call the folks selling the side bar
947101
I don't know the exact dimension, but the guy I had redoing our bath had to drill a larger hole on our existing tub for it to fit, which was evidently a major pain. Also, because of the supports are on the underside of our tub, the trim ended up a bit wonky in the end. Good luck with your project!
320778
Wall thickness is OK. You would need to modify interior and exterior opening to to 6 1/2" diameter.
1093673
Sorry, the unit is not with me. I'll try to get the dimensions tomorrow. Peter
1093935
.312 dia X 2" long they come with drywall inserts but would recommend finding a stud if possible. If you mean the ones that connect after you mount to wall I believe they are metric contact cheetah and they will provide that Info. I disposed of the instructions. They will also send you replacements! Great customer service!
1911127
bar is one inch in thickness; there is 29 inches of usable bar between the brackets. so far works great, it does not include bolts for mounting.
412790
I do not recall the dimensions but I do remember that they were larger than my existing piping (non-CARBON compliant). The muffler shop that installed it for me had to fill the gap with weld.
1999037
6 3/4inches bar is about 1inch thick. Mine rests right on our water supply. Don't remember if you may have some wiggle room/adjustable feet. I know I have them on the matching shelves
127407
I don't know exactly but they sell different size bars on the retrospec website.
332781
2" standard Olympic bar. Little snug but graphite or grease took care of it for me.
945205
I'm sorry, I just saw your message. The bars are about 1" on center and 1/4" in diameter which puts about 1/2" between them. The quality is good and I am happy. I hope this helps.
1575811
I would guess an inch I don't really have an exact measurement its the same size as all the other only bars I've used
266270
the pullup bars at the widest position are wider than the base , don't know the dimensions or floor footprint, as they ought to be able to be found in the specifications online
295253
It looks like you get maybe 15cm (Just under 6 inches) of perfectly flat bar.I took some pictures for you: http://imgur.com/a/6UoZC
360307
Good Question , I'm thinking of ordering also but NO clue on dimensions . Seems to thin for a wall but worth a try in an Apt if I knew sizing
1320911
UBP Response: In the Spring 2014 we improved upon the design based on customer feedback. The improvements include increasing the wall thickness on the mounting plates and pull up bar tubing and changes to the dimensions to increase clearance from the wall and improve grip options. Current dimensions are as follows: pull up bar width=40 in pull Up bar distance to wall=13 in parallel grip length= 5.5 in parallel grip distance to wall 14.5 in - 20 in mounting hole spacing horizontally=16 in center to center mounting hole spacing vertically=7.87 in mounting plate height=9.5 in mounting plate width=3 in
362243
I don't have the exact measurements cause I'm not at my studio but I was really surprised how wide the bar was. Two females can do pull ups side by side on it. I mounted it into a brick wall four screws and anchors total.