Perhaps I will first illustrate how I have my rings mounted in my basement. A couple of sturdy beams and some eye screws are all you need to create a low profile but super durable mount for your rings. It is important that you pre-drill two holes in the beams to avoid splitting the beams when you put in the eye screws.
The eye screws are very solid and provide a very easy way to mount and dismount your rings if you want to take them with you. You can mount the screws into a cement ceiling but you will need a cement bit to predrill your holes. Talk to your local hardware store to find out the best eye screw to use in concrete. You may also want to use a cement glue in conjunction with the screw to make a very solid mount.
The second method is to loop the rings over a pre-existing beam or bar. I am highlighting an outdoor mount right now but looping the ring straps is universal....it can be done over any horizontal structure that can safely hold at least 200-pounds.The best advice however is to be creative and use the natural environment of your home. Perhaps looping around a beam in your garage is the best option for you, or bringing them outside to the park across the street? Rings are meant to be versatile and fun so use them at home, carry them with you to the park, and take them on vacation.
Please drop a line if you have any questions.
M
