Mini Outdoor Street Workout Cage S-18, Compact Calisthenics Structure for Public Sites

The S-18 mini street workout cage packs a full bodyweight training station into 2.67 by 0.82 m, with a free fall height of 1.2 m and a safety zone of 5.67 by 3.82 m. It is the answer for sites that want calisthenics provision but cannot give up the ground for a full rig: a residential courtyard, a school yard, a campsite, a small park or the corner of a sports field.

The training range is what a bodyweight structure should offer. Users pull, push, hang, stretch and balance, which builds strength, flexibility, balance, coordination and endurance in the same session. Intensity is set by the exercise chosen and the body angle rather than by any adjustment on the equipment, so the same cage serves a beginner performing assisted rows and an experienced athlete working through muscle-ups.

The material specification is mixed and deliberately so. Posts are hot dip galvanised and powder coated, which gives corrosion protection from within the steel plus a UV stable colour finish. Other structural elements are galvanised without paint, since a coating adds nothing where appearance is not the issue. Bars, ladders and handrails, the parts users grip, are stainless steel, which stays smooth, does not shed a coating under repeated hand contact and does not stain the hands. The cage is manufactured entirely in the European Union.

Technical specification

Implantation and safety requirements

The number that governs the layout is the safety zone, not the cage. A structure 2.67 m long requires 19.7 square metres kept clear of obstacles, benches, paths and other equipment, and with a free fall height of 1.2 m an impact absorbing surface is required under and around it, specified to EN 1177 according to that fall height. Bonded rubber tiles or a compliant synthetic surface are the usual choices. Anchoring is into a concrete foundation sized for the structure, and the base is poured and cured before the cage arrives. Position the cage where it is overlooked, since visible equipment attracts users and deters damage, and connect it to the site path network so it is reached on a firm surface. We prepare a free implantation study covering safety zone, base design and surfacing from your site plan.

Frequently asked questions

How much total area do I need?

Around 19.7 square metres for the safety zone, which is the figure to use when planning rather than the 2.67 by 0.82 m footprint of the cage itself.

Why are the bars stainless steel and the posts galvanised?

The bars are the parts users grip constantly, so stainless steel is used for a finish that stays smooth and does not wear through. The posts carry the load and are hot dip galvanised then powder coated, which is the most durable combination for a structural member outdoors.

What surface is required underneath?

An impact absorbing surface compliant with EN 1177, specified for a free fall height of 1.2 m. We size it and provide the anchoring plan in the free implantation study.