Wall bars for children and adults: one frame for the whole family

Combined wall bars built from steel profile with wooden rungs. Supplied with a repositionable pull-up bar and adjustable-width dip bars. Rated for a user weight of up to 150 kg.

Wood and steel where each belongs. A child needs a rung the hand can wrap around, one that does not slip or chill the palm — hence wooden rungs. An adult needs a frame that carries body weight under load — hence the steel structure, 50×50×2 mm and 40×40×2 mm profile. Most children's wall bars use plastic rungs, which eventually rotate in their fixings and polish smooth.

Repositionable pull-up bar with wide and wide-parallel grip, projecting 600 mm from the uprights so the body does not strike the frame while hanging.

Adjustable dip bars, 640 mm inner width, narrowing for a child.

Why this matters in a therapy room. A frame rated at 150 kg lets an adult work alongside the child — spotting, demonstrating, taking position on the structure. A 100 kg children's frame does not allow this.

Dimensions. Frame 2.27 × 0.63 m, rung spacing 0.25 m. Pull-up bar 1.16 m wide, 0.60 m projection. Dip bars 0.64 m inner width. Brackets 0.12 m.

Mounting. Wall-mounted only: six brackets, twelve fixing points. Ceiling height from 2.35 m. Anchors 10 mm diameter, 80–120 mm long; chemical anchors for aerated block. Fixings are not included and must match your wall type.