For anyone in construction. Will a 5 ft wide doorframe support full suspension hanging of 200 lb. Noose is tied around door framing studs. I'm getting paranoia that I'll test house framing out.
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Worndown
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Is the rope tied now? Grab it with both hands, pick your feet off the floor and wriggle around a little.
If it holds, it is good for no-drop. Just ease off a chair and swing into eternity.
If it holds, it is good for no-drop. Just ease off a chair and swing into eternity.
It's not tied now. I don't have strength
For pull up. But when I lean forward with my weight on rope the frame creaks.
It's a 5 foot wide double door frame .
Worndown
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There is less strength in a span that wide. Is there blocking in the middle? That would add some strength if you tied next to it.
mossrabbit
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Would this be a viable option?
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Archangel
- Apr 15, 2022
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Some corrections. It's 4 ft wide after I measured it. I weigh more like 184.
There is no blocking in middle. My hole is off center.
Worndown
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Ok. The only way to know is testing.
It should hold you as long as you do not drop.
It should hold you as long as you do not drop.
It's 3 inches of lumber at the top of frame. (Maybe 2 stacked 2 x 4s)
It doesn't seem like a header.
I have no intention to drop, but I will test some more. Thanks.
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I was actually trying that at first. All the doors are too cheap.Would this be a viable option?
Guide on how to create an anchor point for full suspension hanging using only a dumbbell
Do you want to hang yourself using full suspension in the comfort of your home or in a hotel, but have no anchor points? Well, here's the solution for you. It's very simple yet effective, requiring only a dumbbell. For this setup you'll be using a rope, and slip one end over a door, tying it to...
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Archangel
- Apr 15, 2022
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Doesnt sound like much. Like others said, test it. How high is it? Might be hard for full in a door frame.
Worndown
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- Mar 21, 2019
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I did not mean long drop. Even a small drop increases the forces on the door frame. Just ease into it.
