Street Workout Mini Rig S-22 - Wall Bars, Rope Climb and Adjustable Dips

The S-22 mini rig puts three stations on a footprint of 2.67 x 0.82 m: a wall bar panel, a rope climbing station and an adjustable dip module. It stands 3.20 m high, with a maximum free fall height of 1.5 m. Posts are hot-dip galvanised and powder coated, and the bars are stainless steel. Professional price: 2,450 EUR excluding VAT.

Three stations, three different training qualities

What distinguishes the S-22 from a plain pull-up frame is that its three stations do not train the same thing. The wall bar panel serves mobility, stretching, core work and assisted movements. The rope climb is a maximal grip and pulling exercise with no equivalent on a bar. The adjustable dip module scales pushing load by changing height, so the same station serves a beginner and a trained user.

• Wall bar panel for mobility, core work, hanging and assisted exercises
• Rope climbing station for grip endurance and full-body pulling
• Adjustable dip module, height set to match the user
• Stainless steel bars at every contact point
• Open layout allowing more than one user at a time
• Manufactured entirely in the European Union

Materials and corrosion protection

Uprights are hot-dip galvanised steel finished with a polyester powder coat, the standard specification for permanently installed outdoor structures. Contact bars are stainless steel, which matters on grip surfaces: paint wears through where hands and shoes repeatedly load the same point, and a stainless bar does not corrode once that happens.

Site planning

The structure measures 2.67 x 0.82 x 3.20 m with a maximum free fall height of 1.5 m. That height determines the surfacing: an impact-attenuating surface tested for 1.5 m is required beneath the accessible parts, typically bonded rubber, rubber tiles or a certified loose fill. Allow a clear zone around the whole structure, free of kerbs, benches, planting and other equipment.

Frequently asked questions

What surfacing is required under the S-22?

With a free fall height of 1.5 m, an impact-attenuating surface tested to that height is required. Bonded rubber, rubber safety tiles or a certified loose fill all work; the choice usually comes down to accessibility requirements and maintenance on the site.

Why are the bars stainless rather than painted?

Grip surfaces are the first place a coating fails, because hands and feet abrade the same points every session. Stainless steel bars remove that failure mode entirely and stay serviceable long after a painted bar would need attention.

Can the dip module be adjusted after installation?

Yes. The dip station is height adjustable, so the same module can be set low for a beginner working an assisted movement and high for a trained user working full dips. No tools are required beyond the supplied fixings.

The S-22 is quoted at 2,450 EUR excluding VAT, before delivery, foundations and installation. We supply a technical study and a 3D layout drawing with every quotation, and installation is available in metropolitan France, the French overseas territories, Europe and internationally. Send us the site plan and we will return a full budget within 24 to 72 hours. Other configurations appear under street workout and calisthenics cages.