Help door handle for hanging

[nuva]

Hi.
The door handle is the only option I have for hang and I'm really scared that it might break or something. I'm in a hotel right now, which I'll probably go back to when I'm ready to go, and I'm not sure if it can potentially hold my weight? I'm not tall and weigh about 56 kg. And I hope I can tie a knot around it so it doesn't slip.


It's a PALLINI door handle ,and it looks sturdy? What do you think?

(sorry for any mistakes, English is not my native language.)

 

[Helvetic]

Hi.
In my opinion It looks sturdy enough, but if you are not sure of it, here is an alternative: slip a piece of cloth strong enough (Such as the ones used for mopping floors, a t-shirt could work too) through the space between the door and the floor, tie your rope to one of its ends for your anchor point, pass the rope over the door, and twist the extra cloth (on the other side) to prevent the cloth from sliding. Test its stability by holding yourself to it (the rope shouldn't move/slide) or pulling it downward as much as you can beforehand any real attempt.
If you want I can share you an illustration.

 

[nuva]

thanks for the reply, I really needed to hear another opinion.
and yes, please show illustration, it will help to visualize it easier

 

[406cap]

Following cause I might use a hotel too if tent Co doesn't work

 

[Helvetic]

thanks for the reply, I really needed to hear another opinion.
and yes, please show illustration, it will help to visualize it easier

 

[nuva]

thank u so much

 

[dweller]

Hi.
In my opinion It looks sturdy enough, but if you are not sure of it, here is an alternative: slip a piece of cloth strong enough (Such as the ones used for mopping floors, a t-shirt could work too) through the space between the door and the floor, tie your rope to one of its ends for your anchor point, pass the rope over the door, and twist the extra cloth (on the other side) to prevent the cloth from sliding. Test its stability by holding yourself to it (the rope shouldn't move/slide) or pulling it downward as much as you can beforehand any real attempt.
If you want I can share you an illustration.

genius!

 

[AreWeWinning]

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A similar one to the above, from @JesiBel:

Illustrative photo of how it would look assembled (with the dumbbell on the other side of the door, mine is too heavy)

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I hope it is useful.

(Recommendation: lock with keys or latch the door)

 

[cinnamonsticks]

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May I ask what you think on what position could work best or worst with this setup?

 

[Helvetic]

May I ask what you think on what position could work best or worst with this setup?

The rope should be closer to the side of the door hinges to avoid the door from breaking by those hinges (which in the worse case could cause the door to fall). This is more important when the gap between the door and the floor is considerably big (as in some bathrooms doors).

 

[xXSufferingXx]

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