FitBeast Doorway Pull-Up Bar

FitBeast

FitBeast Doorway Pull-Up Bar

200 kg, and no floor at all

4.4 (1,101)

£29.99 £35.99 -17 %Guide price, checked on 12 September 2026

200 kgmaximum load

A doorway bar that takes 200 kg and fixes with no screws and no drilling, for doorways between 70 and 92 cm. 1,101 ratings averaging 4.4.

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How much room it really takes

Everything at the same scale, with a 1 m² square behind it so you can picture it properly.

Floor it takes
Height it makes use of6.2 cm
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Floor efficiency

Our assessment

Editor's score from 0 to 10 on seven criteria. These are not the manufacturer's figures: they are our judgement, and we explain how we work them out in how we choose.

SpaceefficiencyCapacityRealratingsValue for moneyBuild qualityEaseof useDesign
  • Space efficiency
  • Capacity10.0
  • Real ratings7.0
  • Value for money10.0
  • Build quality7.0
  • Ease of use7.0
  • Design5.0

Worked out with an absolute anchor Editorial judgement

We could not score «space efficiency» because the manufacturer does not publish the figures needed. That axis shows as zero on the chart: it is a declared gap, not a low score.

Full technical details

Figures the manufacturer does not publish appear as «—». We would rather leave a gap than fill it with an invented number.

Technical details for FitBeast Doorway Pull-Up Bar (measurements)
Unfolded measurements
Width71 cm
DepthNot published by the manufacturer
Height6.2 cm
Usable surfaceNot published by the manufacturer
Folded measurements
Folded widthNot published by the manufacturer
Folded thicknessNot published by the manufacturer
Folded heightNot published by the manufacturer
Floor taken when storedNot published by the manufacturer
Floor it still takesNot published by the manufacturer
Weight and strength
WeightNot published by the manufacturer
Maximum load200 kg
Interior storageNot published by the manufacturer
ShelvesNot published by the manufacturer
DrawersNot published by the manufacturer
Linear metres of shelvingNot published by the manufacturer
Total shelf areaNot published by the manufacturer
Technical details for FitBeast Doorway Pull-Up Bar (materials and other data)
Materials and assembly
SurfaceTPR pads
FrameAlloy steel
FinishBlack and red
Needs assemblyYes
Assembly timeNot published by the manufacturer
Mechanismdismantles
Portabilitylightweight
WarrantyNot published by the manufacturer
Other details
Fits doorways70 to 92 cm
Load200 kg
FixingNo screws and no drilling
Tube1.5 mm steel

The analysis

Everything else in this section has to go somewhere when you are not using it. This does not: it hangs in a doorway and takes no floor at all. In a small flat that is not a detail, it is the whole argument.

It holds 200 kg of static load on a 1.5 mm steel tube, and it fixes with no screws and no drilling, which is what makes it possible in a rented flat. It comes down leaving nothing behind.

The limit is not the bar, it is your door frame. The maker is explicit: solid wood or brick only. A hollow partition, a tiled reveal or a glazed frame will fail before the steel does, and that is the warning worth reading twice.

One gap in the listing: no dimensions and no weight are published, only the range of doorways it spans. That is why space efficiency has no score here. We would rather leave it empty than invent the numbers, even though this is, in practice, the piece on the page that takes the least room of all.

In favour

  • 200 kg of static load on a 1.5 mm steel tube
  • No screws and no drilling: it comes down without a trace
  • Fits doorways from 70 to 92 cm, which covers most UK frames
  • It takes no floor at all

Against

  • The maker publishes neither its dimensions nor its weight
  • Solid wood or brick frames only: not hollow, tiled or glazed ones
  • The frame takes the load, so the frame is the weak point, not the bar

Best for: A rented flat where nothing can be drilled and no floor can be spared.

What the people who bought it say

Across 1,101 ratings the average is 4.4. Buyers mention the fitting and the feel of the grips. The complaints are about door frames marking and about the bar not fitting frames with deep architrave.

Reviews published by buyers on Amazon, reproduced as they are. We do not edit them or pick them by rating.

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The guide for this section

FitBeast Doorway Pull-Up Bar

£29.99 £35.99 -17 %Guide price, checked on 12 September 2026

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