You are reading a single comment by @Hovis and its replies.
Click here to read the full conversation.
-
Outside isn't an option for me. I train barefoot in shorts and have an aversion to cold.
How about chemical fixings instead of wall anchors? I have no experience with them but have heard they don't budge.
Hovis-
A bit of hardboard on the floor, breakdance style?
I'm not going to get away with hanging a heavy bag inside, and am planning on hanging one from a 4x4 & 2x4 frame, and slapping some hardboard on the floor when I'm using it.
I like @Ndeipi's through bolt idea - maybe with a plate on either side & bushings.
Or 2x4 against the wall with a bunch of bolts to spread the load -
NotThamesWater
It's not the dead weight that's the problem, but the movement.
Breeze blocks are quite soft - certainly a lot softer than modern brick or cent blocks. I'd worry that any anchor would crumble it over time.
Chuck it in the garden with a frame made from 4x4 fenceposts, concreted into the ground.