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The HMS Fitness pull-up bar is a solid and versatile solution for upper body training in a home gym. Thanks to the option of wall or ceiling mounting, it allows you to perfectly adapt the training station to the available space and individual user needs.
	Wall or ceiling mounting – full freedom of setup
	The pull-up bar construction allows for two installation methods:
	
		wall mounting, ideal for standard home workout rooms,
		ceiling mounting, perfect where maximum space saving or a greater range of motion is required.
	
	This solution makes it possible to create a functional workout zone even in a small home gym.
	Solid construction and secure grip
	The pull-up bar is made of durable steel, ensuring stability and safety during exercises. Ergonomically positioned handles with an anti-slip finish allow for multiple grip variations, increasing training comfort and enabling engagement of different muscle groups.
	Effective upper body workout
	The HMS Fitness pull-up bar is ideal for strengthening exercises targeting:
	
		back muscles,
		arms and shoulders,
		chest,
		abdominal and core muscles.
	
	It can be used for classic pull-ups as well as supplementary exercises in strength training and functional training.
	An ideal choice for a home gym
	Thanks to its compact design, robust construction and the option of wall or ceiling installation, the HMS Fitness pull-up bar is a practical solution for users who want to train effectively without investing in large gym equipment. It perfectly complements home gym equipment and HMS training sets.


	Specification:
	
		Dimensions for wall mounting: 53.5 x 110 x 28.5 cm
		Dimensions for ceiling mounting: 66 x 110 x 23 cm
		Main profile:
			
				Thickness: 3 mm
				Diameter (grip section): 28 mm
			
		
		Maximum load: 180 kg
		Material: Q235A
		Weight: 21.5 kg
	
	Notes:
	
		Not for commercial use
		24-month warranty
	
Importer: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.pl
Abisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)