I have a door frame with the following dimensions:
width of the top of the frame (where the bar rests): 7 cm
width of side jambs: 7 cm
external width of the frame: 83 cm
width of the opening (inside the frame): 70 cm
The bar mentioned is the one with handles and rubber coating
(the top one) :
- the top of the bar is 2.5 cm below the top of the door frame
- the bottom of the bar is 1 cm above the bottom of the door frame
- the bar is 8 cm from the door frame
- the loop welded to the bar is 7 cm from the door frame
- the 101 cm wide bar extends 9 cm beyond the door frame on both sides
I mean it's possible, but risky. I've done it once or twice with a 1cm frame. Because of the narrow hold, it's much easier to slip off at slight movements. I'd look for other options
Not sure if I understand the question correctly.
I just measured the vertical part of the hook as just under 10cm. If the door frame is 'higher' than that, the crossbar will butt up against the pull-up bar.
I hope this is understandable.