Dip bars spacing

[Heathwood]

Hi folks,

I'm currently in the process of speccing a modest home gym and want to include dip bars. I've got my eye on these:

http://gymcor.co.uk/content/no-limits-dip-bars

I need to ensure the builder places noggins / battens in the right places so have been looking at spacing. From what I can gather, people go narrow for tri's and wider for chest, but is there an omptimum / best compromise to hit both as the bars will be fixed? I'm 5'11" if that helps.

Many thanks

[Digger]

My last gym had them but don't know how prevalent they are, they had rotating handles that flip through 180 degrees giving you wide, less wide, and narrow options.

[HootersGsy]

The best dip bars I've seen were set at an angle so you could shuffle backwards/forwards to get the spacing you wanted. Might be an idea?

[popeyewhite]

Just wider than shoulder width. Which muscle you hit isn't dependent on width of bar - stay vertical it's more triceps, lean forward it's more pecs and front delts.

[Heathwood]

Thanks for the help guys