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Will this distance be enough to hang fully without touching the floor? The highest point of this pull-up bar is at a height of about 2.4 meters (7.8ft) from the floor. My height is around 1.83 meters (6ft). Will there be enough space to fully suspend considering rope would tighten therefore stretch down? Rope - 12mm polyester (shouldn't stretch easily)
 
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adamantc

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Looks good. I'd remove the rope and ladder before starting, though: you don't want to be clinging onto those and failing your attempt. Good luck!
 
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Will this distance be enough to hang fully without touching the floor? The highest point of this pull-up bar is at a height of about 2.4 meters (7.8ft) from the floor. My height is around 1.83 meters (6ft). Will there be enough space to fully suspend considering rope would tighten therefore stretch down? Rope - 12mm polyester (shouldn't stretch easily)
I'm not very good at maths and numbers, but by the looks of it, it certainly looks promising.
One can also try partial with such an amazing setup..i had to use my doorknob as an anchor. You've got reliable anchors
 
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The instructions state a maximum load capacity of 100 kg; although I weigh less than that, this safety margin isn't enough, since the load increases manifold during spinning and sudden body movements. I'm just so fed up with this: two options fell through at the last minute, and now I have to wait another month and look for a more reliable anchor point
 
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