Wall Mounted Rigs

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Wall Mounted Rigs & Racks If you are considering buying a Wall Mounted Rig for your gym or facility, then there are a few things to consider before you make your purchase. There are many different options, attachments and configurations available. Rig Design The first thing to decide on is what type of configuration or size of Rig you should buy? This will really depend on the space you have available, the height of your ceilings, your overall budget, how many clients you have at the moment and what you expect the numbers to grow to over the next 12 -18 months. One of the great things with a Rig is that you can start small and add to it as your business grows, so you don’t need to over capitalise at the start. Also Wall Mounted Rig are very economical as they provide many workout options and setups for your clients and trainers. The other bonus is that you can use your existing walls to mount them on. Wall must be concrete or at least very solid brick. Rigs must be secured to a concrete floor and must never be bolted into wood or on top of rubber matting. They also need to be secured using high tensile Dyna Bolts to ensure they don’t come loose.. If you don’t have a lot of space then we can provide our range of Titanium USA™ Rigs with 1100 mm crossbeams that attach to the wall and the uprights instead of 1800 mm crossbeams that come standard with most of our rigs. 9ft or 12ft Rig Uprights? The best layout will have a combination of both 9ft (2700mm) and 12ft (3600mm) uprights. These can be set up in a number of ways and we have provided many options for you on our website of Titanium USA™ Rigs. This will come down to personal preference and what types of rigs you have used in the past and find comfortable to use. There is no real right or wrong way to configure them other than you should have cell spacing so they run 1100mm for the squat/bench press stations and 1800mm for the gym rings, TRX and Climbing rope stations. Quality of Rigs Ok, now this is the serious

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