A pull-up bar that belongs on the wall.
Powder-coated steel bars that hook onto a BenchK wall bar — or, with the D8, straight onto a bare wall — and a dip station that hangs at any height. Rated for 330 lb, made in Poland, warranted for ten years.
Four pull-up bars and one dip station — pick by how you want it to mount.
Wall-mounted pull-up bars, explained.
A doorway bar does one thing, badly: it borrows the strength of a door frame it was never designed to test. A wall-mounted bar is the opposite — bolted or hooked to structure, so the rating on the box is the rating you train at. That is the difference between hanging for thirty seconds and hanging for a decade.
The BenchK version goes one step further. Because every bar hooks onto the rung ladder of a stall bar — or, with the D8, onto hooks at two heights — the same steel does double duty: a pull-up bar at the top, a barbell rest or dip station lower down, and the whole ladder beneath it for leg raises, stretching, and rehab.
Convertible, fixed, wooden — or hooked straight to the wall.
The PB3 convertible baris the one most people buy: four felt-lined hooks lock it onto any rung pair without marking the wood, six grip positions cover wide, neutral, and narrow pulls, and flipped 180° it becomes a barbell rest rated to 441 lb.
The PB2 fixed barbolts permanently to the top of a Series 2 or 7 frame — two height options at install, six non-slip grips, a 4 mm steel brace — for a station that never moves.
The D8 2-in-1 needs no wall bars at all: four included wall hooks at two heights, pull-up bar on the upper pair, dip bars with armrests and back support on the lower pair. One bare wall covers vertical pulling and pushing.
The wooden PB204 (light beech) and PB076 (oak-toned) rest on any rung pair of any BenchK frame — including the all-wood Series 1 — hand-oiled with food-grade linseed oil, sized for strap anchoring as well as direct hanging.
Which wall-mounted pull-up bar — and which dip station?
Start from the wall you have. A BenchK wall bar already on it (or on the way) opens up the rung-mounted bars; a bare wall points at the D8. Every steel piece comes in matte black or bone white and carries the ten-year metal warranty.
| Mounts to | Grips | Also does | Max user | From | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PB3 convertible | Any rung pair — felt-lined hooks | 6 · wide / neutral / narrow | Flips into a 441 lb barbell rest | 330 lb | $549 |
| PB2 fixed | Bolts to the top of a Series 2 / 7 frame | 6 non-slip grips | Two heights at install, then permanent | 330 lb | $379 |
| D8 2-in-1 | A bare wall — 4 hooks at 2 heights | Wide / narrow / neutral | Drops to the lower hooks as dip bars | 330 lb | $525 |
| PB204 / PB076 wooden | Any rung pair — lift and place | One solid-beech bar | Strap anchor, kids, mobility | 265 lb | $279 |
| DB1 dip station | Any rung pair — felt-lined hooks | 4 grips + PU armrests | Dips, leg raises, knee raises | 330 lb | $629 |
Steel bars and the DB1 need the steel-framed Series 2 or 7 wall bars; the wooden bars fit every BenchK frame. Exact dimensions are on each product page.
The lineup
BenchK PB3B steel pull up bar
The pull up bar PB3 available in black and white has 4 felt lined hooks to prevent marking the wooden rungs.
BenchK PB2B steel pull up bar
BenchK PB2 available in black and white has been designed for BenchK series 7.
BenchK D8 2-in-1 Pull-Up Bar & Dip Bar
The BenchK D8 bar is made in Poland in accordance with the pan-European safety standards PN-EN 913:2019-03, PN-EN…
BenchK DB1B Dip bar
Can be attached directly to the rungs of any BenchK wallBars thanks to 4 felt lined hooks.
Pull-ups and dips belong on the same wall.
The DB1 dip station hooks onto the rungs at whatever height suits your shoulders — felt-lined hooks, no tools, lifts off in seconds. The armrests and back support are single-piece polyurethane: no foam to compress, no synthetic leather to tear. Four wear-resistant grips at the front double as push-up handles.
Pair it with the PB3 and you have the classic push-pull station — pull-ups and barbell rests up top, dips, leg raises, and knee raises below — on two studs’ worth of wall. That pairing, with the reversible bench, is exactly what the 733 full build ships as one box.
No wall bar? The D8 does both jobs from its own hooks: pull-up bar on the upper pair, dip station with armrests on the lower pair, 19¾ in off the wall for pull-ups and 31½ in as dip bars.
Have the wall bar? Add the bar. Bare wall? Hang the D8.
Rungs, bolts, or wall hooks.
Hooked onto the rungs. The PB3, the DB1, and both wooden bars carry hooks that drop over a rung pair — the steel ones felt-lined so they never mark the beech. Move them by hand, no tools, at any height the ladder offers.
Bolted to the frame. The PB2 fixes to the top of a Series 2 or 7 wall bar at install, with two height positions to choose from. Once it is on, it does not move — the right answer for a shared studio wall.
Hooked to the wall itself. The D8 ships with four wall hooks: two at pull-up height, two at dip height, anchored into studs or masonry. The unit lifts between them in seconds, so one bare wall becomes a two-station rig.
Wood studs, metal studs, and solid masonry all work; for stud walls under a full wall bar, BenchK’s wall-holder kit spreads the load across the studs. The installation guide covers wall types, spacing, and tools →
Pull-up bars and dip stations at work — gyms, studios, and home walls.
The 733: pull-up bar, dip station, and bench, on one wall bar.
Our best-selling configuration bundles the Series 7 ladder with the convertible PB3, the DB1 dip station, and the reversible B1 bench — the complete push-pull station, delivered as one box and installed in an afternoon.
Wall-mounted pull-up bar FAQ
Can a BenchK pull-up bar mount directly to the wall?
What's the difference between the PB2 and the PB3 pull-up bars?
How much weight do the bars hold?
Which pull-up bar fits Series 1 wooden wall bars?
Is a wall-mounted pull-up bar better than a doorway bar?
Can I do dips as well as pull-ups?
How far does the bar stand off the wall?
What kind of wall do I need?
Put the bar on the wall — for good.
Powder-coated steel, felt-lined hooks, integral polyurethane pads, and a ten-year warranty on every metal element — made in Poland, shipped free from Florida within 24 hours.