M14 modular cross training cage for 8 to 10 athletes

The M14 is the second step of the modular M series cross training cage, sized for 8 to 10 athletes training at the same time. It is reached by adding a module to an installed M13 or bought outright, and it extends again to M15 and M16 as classes grow.

Most boxes outgrow their first rig before they can justify replacing it. The M series answers that by making capacity incremental: M13 covers 5 to 8 athletes, M14 covers 8 to 10, M15 covers 10 to 14 and M16 covers 14 to 18. Each stage attaches to the structure already on the floor, so the investment made at opening is not written off when the timetable fills.

Adding the M14 module is a half day of installation rather than a rebuild, with no dismantling of the existing cage and no extended closure of the training area. The structure is freestanding, needs no load bearing wall and grows along a single axis, which keeps the circulation pattern of the room intact as the rig lengthens.

Technical specification

When to trigger the upgrade

The signal is a full class list rather than a calendar date. Once sessions run at capacity and members are being turned away or shuffled between slots, adding two or three places per class is usually the most productive money a box can spend, because the demand is already proven and the places fill immediately.

The alternative, a fixed rig of similar capacity, is a reasonable choice for an operator confident that classes will stay at their current size. Where growth beyond twelve athletes is plausible within a couple of years, the extendable structure avoids buying the same capacity twice. Configuration, dimensions, working envelope and delivery weight are confirmed in the free siting study issued with the quotation, along with the floor protection needed under the rig. We deliver to France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, quote export per project, and dispatch within five to ten working days from stock.

Frequently asked questions

Is the price the same whether I upgrade or buy outright?

The M14 configuration is quoted as a complete structure or as the module that converts an installed M13. Either route arrives at the same rig; the quotation sets out both against your situation.

How long is the training area unavailable?

Adding a module is normally half a day of work, with no dismantling of the existing structure, so a box typically loses one session rather than a day.

What space does the M14 need?

The footprint plus a working envelope on all sides for athletes swinging, dropping bars and moving between stations, with ceiling height clear above the pull up bars. The siting study sets both figures for your room.