SMAI – Double Squat Rack Full Cell

Superior Steel We know commercial gym equipment and rigs are a serious investment, so we make sure they’re made tough. Constructed from high gauge steel tubing that has a minimum wall thickness of 5mm it means they can take a beating in any commercial premise. It is then coated in a durable, texture powder coat and the racks and rigs come with a lifetime structural warranty.

Broad Product Range To ensure you have full flexibility with your rack, we carry several unique parts that allow you to use your X-Frame for all sorts of applications. This includes calisthenics and boxing on top of straight squatting, chinning and benching.

Tested All components have been tested by our in-house engineers to determine the static loading limit under intense computer simulations to exceed industry standards for commercial equipment.

Modular Design X-Frame setups are completely modular in design, meaning it can be extended in 43” and 70” sections as your business grows and expands.

Clearance Please note you need a minimum ceiling clearance of 2.6m for installation. It is recommended around 2.9m to 3m ceiling clearance to have full functionality overhead for barbell work and bar muscle ups. Allow at least 1m clearance either side for comfortable access when changing barbell plates.

Installation The full-cell options are freestanding and require mounting only to the floor. SMAI uprights have the allowance for fixing to a floor or structural surface using M16 size dynabolts / concrete screws. Each upright requires three screws. The method used to install the uprights is dependent on the floor they are being affixed to and your preferred method. Any M16 fixing 75mm or longer is suitable for the intended purpose of functional training depending on the thickness of the flooring.

Total Unit Measurement

• Width: 1422mm (43 inch)
• Length: 1910mm (70 inch)
• Height: 2600mm (9ft)

Total Measurement (with Platform)

• Width: 2500mm
• Length: 5910mm
• Height: 2600mm

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