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I'm going to be hoisting some heavy bags in my garage. I don't want to bring the whole thing down on me. I don't suppose anybody has any good guidelines for how much weight/distribution your typical Midwestern garage made of 2x4's can support?
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i have no idea what that is mate butttttttttttt, i imagine it has some rows of wood in the room area, if so dont hang it from one, stick a new piece of wood up there that runs across the roofing section that will spread the load.
However it is done, try to spread the load as much as possible. -
Will do, just wondered if there was some minimum I didn't knowabout. Thanks!Comment
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Why don't you try the heavy duty floor model bag holder. You can get one on sale for about 100 bucks usa money. WWW.dickssportinggoods.comComment
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Go onto Title Boxing.com and order a heavy duty spring and swivel if you do not have one. It will take some of the shock of your punches and kicks. You might do a little triangular reinforcing of some of the joints of the garage if it does not seem really solid.Comment
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Yea, those springs work great. I got one for my floor model bag holder.Originally posted by TFK View PostComment
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