TAURKENAM Power Tower Pull Up Bar Dip Station Height Adjustable Weight Training
A height-adjustable power tower supports pull-ups, dips, push-ups and leg raises with a 660 lb capacity on 2 mm steel tubing
- Adjustable height from 74.8 to 87 inches fits your ceiling space
- 660 lb weight capacity supports heavy strength sessions
- 2 mm thick steel tubing with corrosion resistance ensures long-term durability
- Ergonomic backrest and elbow pads reduce body pressure during exercise
- Pull-up, dip, push-up and leg-raise stations cover full upper-body workouts
Multi-Function Strength Station
The TAURKENAM power tower combines pull-up, dip, push-up and leg-raise stations in a single frame. Adjustable height from 74.8 to 87 inches lets users of different statures train without modification. A 660 lb (300 kg) rated capacity supports heavy weighted calisthenics. The unit footprint measures 32 by 41 inches with an overall height range of 65 to 87 inches.
Upgrade From Doorway Bars
This tower replaces removable doorway pull-up bars that limit grip variety and stress door frames. The fixed structure adds dip and vertical knee-raise movements impossible on a single bar. Height adjustability makes the jump worthwhile when multiple household members share the equipment or when ceiling clearance varies between rooms.
Sustained Session Stability
Two-millimetre thick steel tubing with corrosion-resistant finish resists flex during high-rep sets and weighted repetitions. Suction-cup feet anchor the base on flat concrete floors, preventing shift during explosive kipping or muscle-up transitions. The stable backrest and elbow pads distribute load across the torso, reducing pressure points that typically force early termination of long conditioning circuits.
How it compares
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- Price $256.99
- Pricier than about 89% of the 1,273 comparable items (median $62.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What floor space does the 32 by 41 inch base need on a flat concrete surface?
The frame occupies a 32 by 41 inch footprint and the supplier recommends placing it on flat concrete rather than carpet because the suction cups on the bottom grip best on a hard level floor.
Which step in the included instructions is most often missed during assembly?
After all bolts are initially tightened, the manual tells you to go back and re-tighten every screw once the full structure is upright; skipping this final pass leaves joints loose.
When should the 2 mm steel tubing and suction cups be inspected or replaced?
Check the tubing for corrosion and the suction cups for wear every few months; replace cups once they no longer hold firmly on concrete and touch up any scratched coating to maintain the 660 lb capacity.
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