HEX functional calisthenics station

The HEX functional calisthenics structure is a hexagonal station built on six posts, carrying 8 functional stations for up to 10 simultaneous users, and it can be extended into a Double Hexagon for 20 users without dismantling anything. It is the only modular hexagonal station in the catalogue and the only one classified both as street workout equipment and as fitness trail equipment, which is what gives it a dual compliance to EN 16630 and EN 1176. The list price is 8,000 EUR excluding VAT.

The geometry is the point. Every other structure in the range is rectangular or linear; the HEX has six faces of access, so ten users distribute themselves around the perimeter instead of forming a queue on one side. The 8 stations cover pulling, pushing, core bracing and explosive work.

Technical specification

A station for a phased sport and health project

Two features make this structure unusual for a local authority project. The first is that it grows. It is the only station in the catalogue that can be enlarged after installation: you commission at 8,000 EUR, then double the capacity later without taking anything apart. With a fixed rectangular cage the decision is all or nothing on day one.

The second is the dual classification. Because the HEX is listed both as street workout equipment and as fitness trail equipment, and complies with EN 16630 and EN 1176 together, it can be funded from two separate budget lines, sport and health prevention, which is often what unlocks a municipal project. The same compliance covers public use across all body sizes, from children to older adults.

The station is not the largest or the most premium in the catalogue; the fully stainless C8 and C12 stations sit above it. Where it wins is on distinctive geometry, phased growth and multigenerational use within a controlled budget. Light In Fitness manufactures from Tours and issues a free layout study before the quotation.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Double Hexagon upgrade involve?

A second hexagonal module is added to the installed structure, taking simultaneous capacity from 10 to 20 users. Nothing is dismantled and the original station stays in service; the extension is quoted separately when you are ready.

Why does it need to comply with both EN 16630 and EN 1176?

EN 16630 covers permanently installed outdoor fitness equipment, EN 1176 covers playground equipment. Dual compliance is what allows the same station to serve adults training seriously and children or older adults using it as a health trail, on a freely accessible public site.

What surfacing is required underneath?

An impact absorbing surface to EN 1177, with the thickness set by the free fall height of the highest station. Overall dimensions and the safety zone come with the free layout study. Quotations are returned within 24 working hours.