Help Would u trust this anchor point ?

[Ghassane]

It's the only high anchor point that is taller than me in my apartment, it feels so strong i was trying to rotate it but it's not moving, it's used to hold some kitchen ingredients, i weigh 60kg, would u trust it for hanging ( both full and partial ? )

 

[stationarymillennial]

It's the only high anchor point that is taller than me in my apartment, it feels so strong i was trying to rotate it but it's not moving, it's used to hold some kitchen ingredients, would u trust it for hanging ( both full and partial ? )

How much do you weigh?

I would not trust that. It looks sketch to me. I weigh 148 lbs.

 

[Ghassane]

How much do you weigh?

I would not trust that. It looks sketch to me. I weigh 148 lbs.

About 60kg

 

[snuff]

what kind of rope will you go for? part of me says just go for it, but other part says it looks doubtful

 

[stationarymillennial]

About 60kg

Oof, you weigh less than me, but gosh, I really don't know about that one, personally. It just looks kind of small and thin. ETA: I have failed a partial before because of a suboptimal anchor point, so that's why I am a little worried maybe.
You could try hanging from it with your hands though as a kind of litmus test. I would bounce on it too to create some extra force. You really want something that's going to be absolutely sturdy.

 

[W3akCr3atur3]

I think it could work for partial hanging. Not sure about full tho. You might want to check it by putting rope onto it and trying to hang on the rope with your hands

 

[Ghassane]

Oof, you weigh less than me, but gosh, I really don't know about that one, personally. It just looks kind of small and thin. ETA: I have failed a partial before because of a suboptimal anchor point, so that's why I am a little worried maybe.
You could try hanging from it with your hands though as a kind of litmus test. I would bounce on it too to create some extra force. You really want something that's going to be absolutely sturdy.

Thanks, I'll be playing with it for the next hour to make sure.

 

[Lady black]

I would not trust ist cause it is really small when you trash around and the rope could also slip from this small anchor point

 

[snuff]

I would not trust ist cause it is really small when you trash around and the rope could also slip from this small anchor point

indeed. thats why i asked the op what kind of rope she/he will use. and sure the op can try to attach the rope and swing with it just for trial

 

[Lady black]

Similar Hooks are described to carry 20-30kg

 

[autumnal]

It's the only high anchor point that is taller than me in my apartment, it feels so strong i was trying to rotate it but it's not moving, it's used to hold some kitchen ingredients, i weigh 60kg, would u trust it for hanging ( both full and partial ? )

You could always test it out first in a non-hanging method. Attach a rope to it and grab the rope and lift yourself so it is taking your entire body weight. Or even better, tie a loop in the bottom end of the rope to put your foot through and stand on that loop with your hands holding the rope further up. Stay on it for a few minutes and jiggle your bodyweight up and down and see if it holds your weight. Have your other foot near the ground ready to catch you in case the rope detaches.