Description
The Bodytone FR83 fixed barbell rack stores up to 10 fixed-weight bars on a reinforced steel structure rated for 200 kg. It centralises the barbell stock of a free-weights zone, freeing floor space and putting the right load within immediate reach of benches and platforms.
Ten bars, one address
Fixed-weight barbells are among the most-handled items in a gym, and the most often abandoned on the floor. The FR83 gives the whole graduated set a single home: bars sit in order, members see the full range at a glance, and the progression from light to heavy is obvious. Its modular design accepts fixed bars of different lengths, so straight and EZ sets can share the same rack.
Construction details
- Reinforced steel structure in 60 x 30 mm tube, 2.5 mm wall
- Three-coat finish: anti-rust primer plus epoxy paint layers
- Non-slip rubber bases protecting the floor and keeping the rack stationary
- 200 kg maximum load across 10 bar positions
- 43 kg own weight for free-standing stability
Specifications
| Reference / SKU | LIF-BT-FR83 |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Up to 10 fixed-weight barbells |
| Maximum load | 200 kg |
| Weight | 43 kg |
| Frame | Steel tube 60 x 30 mm, 2.5 mm wall |
| Finish | Anti-rust primer plus epoxy, three coats; rubber bases |
| Price | 609 EUR excluding VAT |
Composing the fixed-bar set
The rack is only half the decision; the other half is the bar set it will hold. A typical commercial composition runs ten fixed bars in even steps, mixing straight and EZ profiles so members can pick the wrist position that suits each exercise. Group-fitness oriented gyms weight the set toward lighter bars for high-repetition formats, while strength floors extend the top end. Because the FR83 accepts different bar lengths on its modular structure, the set can evolve, bars added or exchanged, without changing the storage. Light In Fitness quotes racks and graduated bar sets together with quantity pricing.
Frequently asked questions
How is the rack maintained?
Wipe-down cleaning and an occasional check of the rubber bases are all the FR83 requires. The three-coat finish, anti-rust primer under epoxy layers, is specified so that the daily knocks of bar handling do not open the steel to corrosion, keeping the rack presentable through years of commercial service without repainting.
Which bars fit the FR83?
Fixed-weight straight and EZ barbells of different lengths, up to 10 bars within the 200 kg overall limit. A typical graduated set from 10 to 45 kg fits comfortably.
How does the rack improve safety?
By taking bars off the floor. Centralised storage removes trip hazards around benches, protects bar knurling and sleeves from floor impacts, and keeps walkways in the free-weights zone clear.
Does it need wall fixing?
No. With 43 kg of structure on non-slip rubber bases, the FR83 stands free. Place it against a wall or between bench bays so bars return along the shortest path.
To pair the FR83 with a graduated set of fixed barbells, or plan storage across your whole strength floor, request a free quotation; the Light In Fitness team replies within 24 to 72 hours.
















