TRAINER SLN Lower Pole - Ground-Anchored Support Post Section

The TRAINER SLN Lower Pole is the ground-anchored bottom section of a two-part support post for TRAINER outdoor fitness equipment. Assembled with the SLW Upper Pole it forms a complete mast for one or several machines, in shot-blasted galvanised steel certified to EN 16630:2015-06 by TUV Rheinland.

The foundation piece of a TRAINER mast

Every pylon-mounted TRAINER station stands on this part. The SLN is designed for stable, durable ground setting: it is the section that transfers the loads of training into the foundation. The SLW upper section then assembles precisely onto it, carrying the fitness modules at their working height. Specifying the two parts separately keeps transport simple and lets each station in a project receive exactly the mast configuration its modules require.

Materials and finish

• High-quality steel, shot-blasted then galvanised
• Double-layer polyester powder coating against weather and UV
• Colourways: yellow (RAL 1018/7004), graphite (RAL 7016/9006), orange (RAL 2000/9006), lime (RAL 6018/9006); other shades on request
• Compliant with EN 16630:2015-06, tested and certified by TUV Rheinland

Specifications

Foundations done right

Everything a pylon-mounted station endures, swinging users, pull-up kipping, weather loading, travels through the SLN into the ground, so the foundation is where installation quality shows. The section is designed for setting in a concrete footing dimensioned on the project plan, with the assembly interface left at the correct height for the SLW upper pole. Getting this stage right the first time matters: a correctly set lower pole never needs revisiting, while the visible parts of the station remain replaceable above it. Light In Fitness supplies the anchoring plan with each quotation and can carry out the groundworks and setting anywhere in France.

Frequently asked questions

How deep is the SLN set into the ground?

The setting depth and foundation dimensions are defined on the installation plan supplied with each project, in line with EN 16630 requirements and the modules the mast will carry. Light In Fitness provides the anchoring plan with the quotation.

Is one SLN needed per station?

One complete mast (SLN plus SLW) per pylon position. Since a single mast can carry several compact modules, the layout study determines how many masts your configuration actually needs.

Can the colour match the machines?

Yes. The SLN is coated in the same four RAL colourways as the TRAINER modules, so masts and machines read as one consistent installation; other RAL shades are available on request.

To specify the structural parts of your outdoor fitness project, request a free quotation and layout study from Light In Fitness; we reply within 24 to 72 hours.