Durable and versatile, BLK BOX gym rigs suit home and professional gyms, supporting squats, benching, pull-ups, and more with premium performance and customisable options.
CrossFit Gym Rigs
Built for high-output CrossFit and functional training environments where strength, conditioning, and capacity all matter. BLK BOX gym rigs are engineered for commercial gyms, home setups, and gymnastic-focused training spaces — supporting pull-ups, ring work, muscle-ups, and bar-based movement patterns with precision and durability.
Gym Rigs for Home Gyms
Built for space-conscious home gyms and PT studios that still demand performance. The 1 Series Gym Rigs deliver essential training functionality without compromising on space — an optimal choice for fast, effective home gym fit-outs where efficiency matters as much as durability.
Commercial Gym Rigs
Designed for high-demand training environments, the 3 Series Gym Rigs are built for commercial gyms that operate at high frequency and need room to grow. Modular by design, they allow you to expand and adapt your setup as your space and programming evolves — without sacrificing structure or performance.
Gym Rigs for Professional Gyms
Engineered for elite performance environments, the 5 Series Gym Rigs are built where strength, precision, and durability are non-negotiable. Trusted by elite athletes and professional teams, they deliver maximum stability, advanced compatibility, and full customisation for the most demanding training environments.
Choosing the Right Gym Rig
The right gym rig should suit your available space, training style, and future plans. Whether you're building a home gym or designing a commercial training facility, choosing the right configuration will ensure your rig supports your programming today and can evolve as your training needs grow.
Consider Your Space
Wall-mounted gym rigs are ideal for maximising floor space in home gyms and PT studios, while freestanding gym rigs provide additional workstations for commercial facilities and group training environments. Consider both your available floor space and ceiling height before selecting a configuration.
Match Your Training Style
Your programming should determine your rig layout. Functional fitness, CrossFit, strength training, and gymnastics all require different combinations of pull-up stations, squat bays, storage, and accessories. If multiple athletes will train at the same time, a modular multi-bay rig provides greater capacity and improves session flow.
Customise Your Rig
BLK BOX modular gym rigs can be configured with a wide range of compatible gym rig attachments including pull-up bars, dip stations, landmines, storage shelves, cable systems, and gymnastic accessories. This allows you to build a setup around your training rather than adapting your training to your equipment.
Built for Long-Term Performance
Gym rigs are one of the most heavily used pieces of equipment in any facility. High-grade steel construction, durable powder-coated finishes, reinforced welds, and heavy-duty hardware all contribute to long-term reliability in demanding training environments.
Plan for Future Expansion
Choosing a modular free standing gym rig allows your facility to grow over time. Additional bays, storage, and attachments can be integrated as your space, programming, or training requirements evolve, making it a long-term investment for any strength or functional fitness space.
A rig is a large, modular training structure used in gyms, especially for CrossFit or functional training. It often includes pull-up bars, squat or bench stations, dip bars, monkey bars, and attachments for rings or ropes, allowing multiple people to train at the same time in one versatile setup.
What is the difference between a rig and a rack?
A rig is a larger, modular structure designed for multi-user, multi-exercise setups like pull-ups, squats, and attachments for group or functional training. A rack is a smaller, focused piece of equipment primarily used for barbell lifting and squats, providing a safe, stable station for strength training.
Should I buy a rig for my home gym?
You generally don’t need a rig for a home gym unless you have plenty of space and want a versatile setup for multiple people to train at once; otherwise, a rack is usually a more practical choice.
Can a gym rig be used in a commercial gym?
Yes, a gym rig can be used in a commercial gym, as it allows multiple people to train at once and offers versatile stations for pull-ups, squats, dips, and functional training, making it ideal for CrossFit classes, functional fitness and group workouts.
Buying Guide
Building the Right Rig for Your Facility
Functional training demands more from your space. The rig sits at the centre of that shift, shaping how you train and how your gym operates.
Your space, your layout. Wall mounted rigs keep the floor clear in smaller spaces. Free standing rigs create a dedicated training space. Ceiling height, 500mm recommended clearance, and surrounding area, above for wall balls, around for battle ropes, all matter depending on what you programme.
Matched to your programming. Running group sessions with the same movements requires more stations. Coaching in circuits focuses on flow and spacing. All BLK BOX gym rigs come with J-Hooks, making your rig ideal for a exercise variety, including squatting, benching, bar muscle-ups, pull-ups and gymnastics. Thanks to their high-quality build and advanced structural engineering, the rigs offer a premium level of performance.
Built in storage. Keeping plates and accessories on the rig reduces clutter and keeps sessions moving. BLK BOX Gym Rigs can be customised with various attachments and storage to help you make the most of your new equipment.
A rig is more than just equipment. It is the backbone of your facilitiesfunctional training space, offering versatility, durability, and endless possibilities for your workouts.
Explore our rig collection to find the right fit for your space.