Wall-Mounted Ballet Barre 2ft and 4ft– Portable Dance Bar for Home or Studio –Ballet Bar Wall Mount for Stretching, Yoga, Pilates and Flexibility Training – Suitable for Adults and Kids

This Barre is great for my home gym - I was surprised to see the small box since the Barre is 6 ft in length, but once I assembled I am happy with how sturdy it is! Highly recommended.

I just installed this Barre today. It seems to be nice and does the job, will update if it turns out differently. My issue was the directions. I'm not someone who is naturally handy but I'm great with directions and I've put a lot of furniture together and hung a lot of shelves. The directions on this weren't great. No mention of what size the screws were or what size drill bits to use (for drywall or stud), so that was a guessing game. Then, they said to mount between 32-42 inches high, so I went with 38, not realizing that mounting the brackets at 38" means the barre is actually going to be about 44" at the lowest setting (my daughter is only 47" tall so it's too high but I'm not redoing it since there's giant holes in the wall now). Lastly, they didn't say how far apart the brackets needed mounted, so I had to put the barre together and balance it to figure out where the mount goes. Whoever does the directions needs to be more specific.

Excelente!!! Es estético, fácil de incorporar en la decoración de la casa, se puede graduar a la altura para acompañar a los niños y para ajustarse a cada usuario! No soy bailarina pero estoy aprendiendo y me he divertido muchísimo!!!

I liked this bar because it was a little wider, its mounts were lower, and the height adjustable. I'll say it works, and I won't return it, but it comes up short in a few areas and if it comes out of the wall at some point I will be buying a different product. And I am a little surprised so many reviews use the word "sturdy", I'd question if these reviews are real.First off, there is a reason most bars I considered purchasing were 48", because then you can screw into studs! This one being slightly wider, you can only get one of the 4 sets of screws in a standard 16" centered stud. So I won't be surprised if this one comes out of the wall at some point and I have to buy a different one. And beware that these screws are so cheap, my driver completely ground out the Phillips head screw when it hit the one piloted-hole stud hole, and I had to remove it from the wall with a vice-grip wrench. Then the dry-wall anchors provided are super cheap as well, and I recommend buying your own. The ones they provide have no lip at the opening to prevent them from going all the way past the drywall when screwed in, and no phalanges to keep them from rotating once being screwed into the wall.I'll also point out this is a metal bar painted like wood if that isn't obvious.The instructions were lacking as they left the distance between brackets left as an exercise to you and your tape measure. I came up with 58". Also it would be nice if there were markings on the vertical bar slider so you could adjust both sides without getting a tape measure or stepping back to see if it is level.And finally, I reversed the mount at the top so the little pressure screws weren't facing out towards the ballet user. Overall - good idea, but could use some refinement in its production - mainly that it should be 48" or 64" such that you can hit a stud a both ends.

It's very sturdy and easy to adjust. With the size of it, the barre can be used for children and adults or grow with a child.

My daughter enjoyed the bar to do ballet exercises

Nice sturdy product. Had my contractor install it. Item is as advertised. Glad I purchased it!