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@caseyluvsdisney It's a pull up bar for the kids. If you look closely you'll see it's resting on supports rather than embedded in the frame. I can remove when I want to do pull ups. In fact I may put an extra pair of supports lower down for rows.

@shawngenecox I think I've managed to cover most bases (especially as I'm starting out). The only addition needed is some extra bracing and a high stand for one legged squats. But I can do those on a wall so no rush. A horizontal ladder should not be too much work. My main issues are getting...

@zzaaqq Inside and not in the rain.

@minorthreat I need to add in a high step or a box for one legged squats. For now I'll just use a low wall.

@missj They're all 3x3 apart from one which is 4x4 (this was made from spare lumber that I'd accumulated over the years). The bars are screwed to the pull up bar on one side, so they're stable. But I did some rows on them and the other end wobbled so they need stability. In fact I'm going to...

@christoj This looks ace.

@dawn16 He was cool. We bought a larger goal as they go older so it's been laying around getting in the way. He was glad I was able to put it to good use.

@keldac Cheers!

@ugastargirl Thanks!

@ayeesha It's for gymnastic rings. I had the length of wood so I thought why not.

@oharodere Thanks!

@dawn16 Thanks!

Pic. I had wood lying about for ages. I ground the soccer goal that my F in law made for the kids into bars. Some screws and paint from the shop and a few afternoons. I was worried that not having posts in the ground would leave it unstable, but the stands do a fine job (although I have to...