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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.
- 🌳 Solid wood
- 🇩🇪 Made in Germany
- 🔄 Multifunctional
Delivery time: 7 to 10 working days
The NOHRD wall bars are handmade by our partner WATERROWER | NOHRD in their own workshop in Nordhorn, Lower Saxony – Made in Germany. The solid wood comes from sustainably managed, renewable forests in the American Appalachians and in Germany. All rungs are solid core wood, each screwed individually. Load-rated safety ropes and an extra lock on the arm keep things safe.
- Dimensions: 230 cm × 80 cm × 13 cm (H × W × D) | 43 cm deep with the arm folded out
- Wall clearance: 5–7 cm (adjustable)
- Weight: 10 rungs = 19 kg | 14 rungs = 21 kg
- Rung spacing: 10 rungs = 17.7 cm | 14 rungs = 9.9 cm
- Rung thickness: Ø 38 mm
- Max. load: 120 kg
- Available with 10 or 14 rungs
- Expandable: extension (+21.5 cm height), CombiTrainer, multi-adapter, incline bench (accessories sold separately)
Treat the wooden rungs and frame with the NOHRD wood care set. Keep metal parts and safety ropes dry and check regularly that everything is tight.
Manufacturer
WATERROWER | NOHRD GmbH
Otto-Hahn-Straße 75
48529 Nordhorn
Deutschland
info@nohrd.com
Type designation
Wall bars · NOHRD WallBars
Safety information
- Read the instructions before first use and keep them for reference.
- Maximum user weight: 120 kg.
- Check for damage and secure fit before every use.
- Do not let children use the equipment unsupervised.
- Do not continue to use damaged parts.

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.

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

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

For exercises seated and lying down – stable, functional and ready to use right on the wall bars.
Adds pull-ups and further exercises for the upper body and core to the wall bars.
For controlled pulling exercises and versatile training for back, shoulders and arms
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
Oak
Oak stands out with its bold grain and warm tone. It gives the wall bars a strong look full of character.
Cherry
Cherry stands out with its warm, slightly reddish tone. The fine grain looks elegant and brings a pleasant warmth to the whole piece.
Walnut
European walnut impresses with its dark, refined tone and elegant grain. For a particularly premium look with plenty of contrast.
Club
The Club look uses beech. It is plain and light, and its hard, dense surface takes stain beautifully.
Vintage
For the Vintage look the oak is stained a brownish tone. The visible grain gives it a rustic charm.
Shadow
For the Shadow look the wood is stained black. The stain brings out the surface texture strongly without hiding the grain.
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