Hanging Punching Bag
Soft on the outside. Firm and compact inside. Built for round after round.
The mount that makes a heavy bag possible at home.
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A punch bag wall bracket is a steel arm that bolts to a solid wall and carries a heavy bag away from it. The WM-40 holds up to 100kg, projects 43cm from the wall, fixes through six anchor points and includes a chin-up bar plus a carabiner.
The details that change how a bag feels after the first ten minutes — not the ones that look good on a spec sheet.
Enough swing room that the bag will not scuff your wall on a hard hook, while staying close enough that the leverage on the fixings stays sensible. This is the number that separates a usable bracket from a wobbly one.
Load is distributed across six fixings rather than two, which keeps the pull-out force per anchor low. Use the correct expansion anchors for your wall type — the bracket is only as strong as what it is bolted into.
The improved WM-40 carries a chin-up bar on the outer arm. Warm up with pull-ups, finish with them, and get two pieces of equipment out of one set of holes in the wall.
Ceiling suspension is effectively off the table in an HDB flat. A bracket bolted into a structural concrete wall is the accepted alternative and is what most Singapore home gyms end up using.
| Type | Wall-mounted heavy bag bracket |
|---|---|
| Load rating | Up to 100 kg |
| Projection | 43 cm from the wall face |
| Anchor points | 6 fixing holes |
| Extras | Integrated chin-up bar for warm-ups and pull-ups |
| Material | Reinforced powder-coated steel |
| Suitable walls | Brick, concrete block, reinforced concrete |
| Not suitable | Drywall, plasterboard, hollow partition walls |
| Supplied with | Carabiner (wall plugs and bolts NOT included) |
Every bag on this site is set up at our showroom. Bring your hand wraps, throw a few rounds, and buy the one that felt right. Details on the showroom page.
Soft on the outside. Firm and compact inside. Built for round after round.
A properly wrapped hand tightens into one solid fist.
A sparring partner that never gets tired, and never hits back.
The five things buyers ask us most about this product.
Brick, concrete block or reinforced concrete only. Never mount a heavy bag bracket to drywall, plasterboard or a hollow partition — those walls cannot resist the repeated shock loading and will fail. If you are unsure what your wall is made of, tap it: a solid dead thud is good, a hollow ring is not.
No. Fixings are deliberately not supplied because the correct anchor depends entirely on your wall. Concrete needs heavy-duty expansion or sleeve anchors; brick needs a different type again. Buy the anchors to suit your wall, or have a handyman assess it and supply them.
The WM-40 is rated to 100kg, which covers every hanging bag we sell including the 40kg P125 with a large safety margin. Remember that a swinging bag briefly loads the mount well above its static weight, so never mount a bag close to the rated limit.
If you own a rotary hammer drill, the right carbide bits and a socket set, and you are confident about what is inside your wall, yes. If any of that is a question mark, hire a handyman — a bracket that pulls out of a wall takes a large piece of the wall with it. Our installation guide walks through the process.
Any of our hanging punching bags. The 25kg P105 is the most common pairing for home use. The bracket ships with a carabiner, and each bag comes with its own chain and hook, so the two go together with no extra parts.
Read the hanging vs standing punching bag comparison, check the full FAQ, or just come down and try both at the showroom.