Punch Bag Brackets

We offer a range of bag brackets to suit various needs, including wall-mounted brackets (ideal for saving space), ceiling-mounted brackets (providing 360-degree access), freestanding bag stands/brackets and specialised brackets like the T stand.

Our bag brackets are typically constructed from heavy-duty steel, often with a powder-coated finish for enhanced durability and rust resistance. The specific materials used will be detailed on each product page.

Fixings are not always included as standard, as the appropriate type and size of screws and bolts will depend on the material of your wall or ceiling (e.g., brick, concrete, wood). Please check the individual product description to see if fixings are included. We often recommend consulting with our team to ensure you use the correct fixings for your specific installation.

The tools required will vary depending on the type of bracket and your wall/ceiling material. Generally, you will need a drill (with appropriate drill bits for your wall/ceiling type), a wrench or socket set, a measuring tape, a level, and a pencil for marking. 

For wall-mounted brackets, you will need to locate suitable wall studs using a stud finder. Mark the drill holes according to the bracket’s design, pre-drill pilot holes, and then securely bolt the bracket to the studs using appropriate heavy-duty fixings.

If you are mounting to brick or concrete, you will need to use appropriate drill bits and wall anchors designed for those materials.

Mounting directly to plasterboard is generally not recommended as it is not strong enough to support the weight of a punch bag and the force of training.

You must attach the bracket to the structural studs behind the plasterboard. If you cannot locate suitable studs, consider a different mounting location or consult a professional builder.

The ideal height depends on your height and the length of your punch bag. Generally, aim to mount the bracket so that the top of the punch bag is roughly at your head height or slightly above when hanging. This allows for a good range of strikes.

This depends on your training space and preference. A distance of around 2-3 feet (60-90 cm) from the wall is often recommended to allow for sufficient movement and prevent hitting the wall during training. Consider the length of your bag and the reach of the bracket.

For wooden studs, use heavy-duty lag screws of an appropriate length and thickness. For brick or concrete, use expansion bolts or concrete anchors designed for the weight load. It is crucial to use the correct fixings for your wall or ceiling type to ensure a safe and secure installation. If you are unsure, consult with a hardware professional.

The ideal height of a freestanding punch bag depends on your height and the types of strikes you want to practice. Generally, a bag that reaches from your mid-thigh to slightly above your head is a good starting point. Adjustable height models offer more versatility.

Generally, bag brackets require minimal maintenance. Periodically check for any loose bolts or signs of wear and tear. Wipe down the bracket with a damp cloth if it gets dusty.

Shipping costs and delivery times vary depending on your location and the weight of your order. You can view the estimated shipping costs during the checkout process.