The Precor Functional Training line, powered by BeaverFit® , is a premium line of functional training rigs built to endure the toughest training environments and designed to fit the needs of your exercisers. These space-saving rigs eliminate clutter and free up valuable floor space, premium styling, and exercise variety.
The Precor Functional Bridge can be anchored or freestanding to transform any space into a functional training hub, ideal for individual or group workouts. This highly durable solution that is built to withstand, offers exercisers a comprehensive 360-degree training experience around and underneath the bridge. When equipped with the optional accessories package, the multiple attachment points, and free weight storage transforms any space into a fully functional and attention-grabbing workout experience.
Specifications
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Minimum Ceiling Height: 132 in / 335 cm
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Dimensions (L x W x H): 183 x 173 x 127 in / 465 x 439 x 323 cm
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Workout Space (L x W x H): 393 x 293 x 127 in / 998 x 744 x 323 cm
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Equipment Weight: 2025 lb / 919 kg
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Installation Requirements: Freestanding* or 3 in anchors need to be embedded at a minimum of 2.25 in into a minimum of 4 in a concrete slab. If the unit is installed over rubber flooring with 3 in anchors, the max thickness of the rubber flooring shall be 10 mm. If thicker rubber flooring is used, increase to 4 in anchors.
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Frame and Finish: Made in the USA with 4x6, 7 gauge steel posts. Powder coated frame.
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