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I hope there's no afterlife
- Aug 20, 2026
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Many people in this forum are thinking where to find the ideal anchor point for a full suspension hanging, and I think I've found a fairly reliable and easy one. Other options include doing it outside, where there's potential for passersby to interfere, or doing a partial suspension, which, in my opinion, is simply pointlessly more difficult and less effective. Like most apartments, I don't have a high enough or secure anchor point, so I couldn't do a full suspension hanging. But after some thought, I came up with the idea of simply buying a wall pull-up bar that's held in place by applying pressure to two adjacent walls. It's quick to install and can withstand heavy loads. All you need for this method is 1) find two nearby, opposite walls (the distance between the walls should be within the length of the purchased bar); 2) the wall should be made of durable material and not hollow, as the pressure from the bar could break through a weak wall (such as drywall). If you don't have such walls, you can simply rent any apartment in your city, after checking these two points first. This type of wall pull up bars is usually quick and easy to install; you just need to check the instructions and specifications before purchasing one. This should generally guarantee successful full suspension hanging unless i missed something. Is this idea sounds ok? I'm going to try it for sure, just hope it'll work