NOHRD wall bars – wooden, 10 & 14 rungs

Sale price€789,00
Version: Cherry
Number of rungs: 10

Wall bars, rethought: the NOHRD wall bars are a compact strength training station in solid wood with a fold-out beam for pull-ups and hanging work. Wall-mounted, space-saving, expandable with accessories – and good-looking enough for the living room.


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  • 🌳 Solid wood
  • 🇩🇪 Made in Germany
  • 🔄 Multifunctional
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Delivery time: 7 to 10 working days

Wall bar accessories

Easy to expand

With the right accessories, the wall bars adapt to all kinds of training. If one of them interests you, just get in touch – we will advise you personally.

01

Multiadapter

Adds pull-ups and further exercises for the upper body and core to the wall bars.

02

Combitrainer

For controlled pulling exercises and versatile training for back, shoulders and arms

03

Incline Bench

For exercises seated and lying down – stable, functional and ready to use right on the wall bars.

01

Multiadapter

Adds pull-ups and further exercises for the upper body and core to the wall bars.

02

Combitrainer

For controlled pulling exercises and versatile training for back, shoulders and arms

03

Incline Bench

For exercises seated and lying down – stable, functional and ready to use right on the wall bars.

Wall bar wood types

Choose the style that suits your home

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