Mini street workout cage 3 x 3 m, stainless steel and galvanised

This mini cage is the most compact street workout structure in the catalogue, measuring 3 x 3 m with a height of 2.5 m, so it occupies just 9 square metres of ground. It is built from a mix of stainless steel and galvanised steel and is the only structure in the range usable indoors as well as outdoors. It is aimed at sites that do not have a park to fill: a garden, a shared courtyard, a garage, a school covered area or a small outdoor space in front of a functional training box. The price is 4 950 EUR excluding VAT, the entry point of the professional street workout range.

Technical specification

When the compact format is the deciding factor

Two questions settle whether this is the right structure. If the available space is 20 square metres or less and the budget is under 5 000 EUR, it is the only structure in the catalogue that fits. Between 20 and 50 square metres with a budget of 5 000 to 10 000 EUR, the Z2, Z3 and Mix D models apply. Above 60 square metres with a requirement for full stainless steel and a sequential circuit, the C8 and C12 stainless steel structures are the reference.

The 2.5 m height is what makes indoor installation possible, against 3.10 m for the larger stainless steel structures. It passes under a standard warehouse, garage or hall ceiling, with 2.7 m of clear height recommended. Every other cage in the range stands over 3 m and is designed exclusively for outdoor use, so anyone wanting a street workout cage inside a training box, a gym or a garage is looking at this model.

The mixed construction is a deliberate cost and durability compromise. The contact bars, the parts users grip, are stainless steel, where sweat and corrosion resistance and grip quality actually matter. The load bearing structure is galvanised steel, which is strong and durable at a lower cost than full stainless steel. That is what places this structure at 4 950 EUR rather than 16 999 EUR for an all stainless C8. Remember to reserve the safety zone of roughly 5 x 5 m, not just the 9 square metre footprint, and to provide impact absorbing surfacing for an outdoor free access installation.

Frequently asked questions

Can it really be installed indoors?

Yes, and it is the only model in the range that can. The 2.5 m height clears a standard hall or garage ceiling, with 2.7 m of clear height recommended above the structure.

Why not full stainless steel?

Cost. Full stainless steel is specified where a structure sits permanently in an exposed or coastal environment. Here, stainless steel is used for the bars that users touch and galvanised steel for the frame, which keeps the price at the entry point of the professional range.

How much total ground area should be reserved?

Around 25 square metres including the safety zone, for a structure occupying 9 square metres. Narrow school yards, residence terraces and car park corners usually accommodate that where larger structures physically cannot.