Women Uneven bars installation help?

[arichardson@girlsinc]

Hello! we are moving locations for our gym and it was a rushed ordeal. One thing that is holding us back is figuring out how to install our AAI uneven bars set into a basketball court style floor. it seems to be wood with potential concrete underneath.

I have no clue how to go about this- any pointers? hoping to not have to resort to water weights etc.

thanks in advance!
arichardson@girlsincsb.org

 

[JBS]

Get some blueprints for the building first... find out what is under the wooden floor.

You would need something like these...

Style BX Floor Anchor - American Athletic, Inc

Longer knurled anchor – 3 1/4″ (81mm) than model 422-121 Installed securely in wood floors anchored into concrete Replaceable spring-loaded pop-up cap Includes anchoring cement Item Numbers 422-122 – Style BX Floor Anchor – wt. 2 lbs. (.9kg)

www.americanathletic.com

Style B Floor Anchor - American Athletic, Inc Style B Floor Anchor

Installed securely in wood floors anchored into concrete Replaceable spring-loaded pop-up cap Includes anchoring cement Item Numbers 422-121 – Style B Floor Anchor – wt. 2 lbs. (.9kg)

www.americanathletic.com

Style E Floor Anchor - American Athletic, Inc

Installed in floating wood floors resting on sleepers or metal clip fasteners Features removable cap Includes anchoring cement Measure distance from top of floor to concrete to determine model Item Numbers 422-123 – Style E Floor Anchor – less than 2 7/8″ (7cm) – wt. 3 lbs. (1.3kg) 422-124 –...

www.americanathletic.com

I would call AAI for more help.