Reinforced bag wall bracket 120 cm

120 cm / 47 in reachBraced frameBlack steel4 anchor points In short: 120 cm / 47 in of reach is what lets you move around the bag instead of punching into a wall. This reinforced model uses the geometry that holds that length: a horizontal arm braced by a diagonal and an upright with two mounting plates, two holes each. Black steel, sized for heavy bags. Standard in about 8 weeks: €229. Express in about 2 weeks: €329. What 120 cm of reach changes A 40 or 60 cm / 16 to 24 in bracket keeps the bag close to the wall: you work mostly square-on, lateral movement is limited and a wide hook ends up brushing the plaster. At 120 cm / 47 in the bag hangs clear: you circle it, work the angles, step off line and move laterally, the way you would on a ceiling-mounted bag. That reach has a mechanical cost. The longer the arm, the greater the leverage on the wall fixing for the same load. That is exactly what the diagonal brace is for: running from the end of the arm down to the foot of the upright, it turns bending in the arm into compression along the brace, and spreads the load across both plates instead of concentrating it on the top one. The build The whole piece is a welded triangle: horizontal arm, vertical upright flat against the wall, diagonal between the two. All in square-section steel with a black finish. The upright carries two mounting plates, one at the top and one at the bottom, drilled with two holes each — four anchor points in total, spread over the full height of the upright. At the end of the arm, a through hanging point takes the bag's chain, carabiner or swivel. Two delivery options This model is produced in limited runs and offered on two lead times, chosen at checkout: Standard — delivered in about 8 weeks. Express — delivered in about 2 weeks, for a dated project: a gym opening, the start of a season, a gift. Specifications Specification Detail TypeReinforced punching bag wall bracket for a hanging bag Reach120 cm / 47 in BuildWelded triangle: horizontal arm, vertical upright, diagonal brace MaterialSquare-section steel, black finish Anchor pointsTwo plates, two holes each, four points in total Bag attachmentThrough hanging point at the end of the arm FixingLoad-bearing wall required: concrete, solid block or solid brick UseHeavy bags, home, garage, gym DeliveryStandard about 8 weeks: €229 · Express about 2 weeks: €329 Price€229 Standard, €329 Express The wall matters as much as the bracket. Over a 120 cm / 47 in reach, the load arrives concentrated on four anchors: mount it on concrete, solid block or solid brick, with expansion anchors sized for the real weight of your bag. Plasterboard, stud partitions and hollow block are not suitable. Load-bearing wall required. Re-check the tightening after the first few sessions, then regularly. If you are unsure what the wall is made of, have the installation checked by a professional. You may also like Sliding rail bag bracket — the same reach with a carriage that slides the full length, if you want to move the bag and clear the floor between sessions. Bag bracket 100 cm reach — 100 cm / 39 in of steel reach, if you want the bag clear of the wall on a tighter budget. Multifunction wall station — pull-up bar and three hanging eyelets, if you want a complete wall station rather than an arm on its own. The full punching bag wall mount collection, and the punching bags to go on it. Frequently asked questions What kind of wall can a punching bag bracket be fixed to? A solid load-bearing wall: concrete, solid block or solid brick, with expansion anchors sized for the real weight of the bag. Plasterboard, stud partitions and hollow block are not suitable whatever anchor you use — it is the material that fails, not the fixing. A swinging bag generates far more load than its static weight, so margin on the rated capacity is not a luxury. The installation guide walks through the fitting step by step. What is 120 cm of reach for? For circling the bag. At 40 or 60 cm / 16 to 24 in the bag stays near the wall and the work is mostly square-on. At 120 cm / 47 in there is room to move laterally, step off line and work the angles, including on a wide bag or a 150 cm / 59 in long one. It also stops a wide hook or a low kick sending the bag into the plaster. What does the diagonal bar do? It braces the arm. A horizontal arm on its own works in bending, and that bending grows with the length of the arm. The diagonal runs from the end of the arm to the foot of the upright and closes the triangle: the load becomes compression along the bar and spreads across both mounting plates instead of concentrating on the top one. That build is what makes a 120 cm / 47 in reach usable with a heavy bag. How long does delivery take? Two options, chosen at checkout. Standard delivers in about 8 weeks. Express delivers in about 2 weeks, for a date you have to hit: a gym opening, the start of a season, or a gift. The price of each option shows as you select it. At what height should a wall bracket be fitted? Set the height so the middle of the bag sits at your chest: that puts straights and hooks on the right area. For low kick work, aim instead for the bottom of the bag at 20 to 40 cm / 8 to 16 in off the floor. Add up the bag height, the chain and the swivel before drilling — those three set the final position, not the bracket alone. What else is needed to hang the bag? The hanging point sits at the end of the arm and takes the chain, the carabiner and, if you want to kill the twist, the swivel. Most Esprit Boxe bags ship with their own straps or chains, so check what comes with yours before ordering. On the wall side, plan for four expansion anchors suited to your substrate.