Rigs
Gym Rigs: Freestanding & Wall-Mounted
A rig is a run of connected uprights and crossmembers that turns one structure into several training stations: squat and bench bays, pull-up bars, and attachment points for rings, wall ball targets, landmines and storage. Our Competition rigs are made to order for gyms, studios, schools, sports clubs and residential gyms.
| Option | What it means | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Freestanding rig | Stands on its own frame | Open floor space where members train on all sides |
| Wall-mounted rig | Fixed to a solid wall, using less floor space | Narrower rooms and keeping the floor clear |
| Length | 10, 14, 20 or 24 ft standard, add bays as you grow | Matching the number of stations to your members |
| Attachments | Pull-up bars, J-cups, safeties, storage, landmines and wall ball targets | Building the stations you need now, adding more later |
How rig orders work
Every rig is configured for your space and quoted with delivery and installation. Use the quote form above, or our gym design service for a full layout. Adding to an existing Competition rig? Shop rig accessories. Training at home? A power rack gives you a rack and pull-up bar in one frame.
Gym Rig FAQs
What's the difference between a rig and a power rack?
A power rack is a single cage for one lifter. A rig links several stations into one structure, so a group can train at once, which is why gyms, studios and schools choose rigs.
Freestanding or wall-mounted?
Freestanding rigs can be used from all sides and placed anywhere on a suitable floor. Wall-mounted rigs need a solid wall but take less floor space.
Do you install rigs?
Yes. We design, deliver and install rigs, and each quote includes delivery and installation.
How long does a rig take?
Rigs are made to order. We'll give you a lead time with your quote.
Can I add to my rig later?
Yes. Competition rigs take a wide range of accessories, and you can add bays as your gym grows.
See freestanding rigs and wall-mounted rigs, or plan your floor with our 3D gym planner.