TRAINER SLW upper pole, two-part support mast section
564.00 € excl. VAT
Upper section of the two-part TRAINER support mast for outdoor fitness modules, assembled with the SLN lower pole. Galvanised steel, EN 16630:2015-06, TUV certified.
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Description
The TRAINER SLW upper pole is the top section of a two-part support mast for outdoor fitness equipment. Assembled with the SLN lower pole it forms a complete column able to carry one or more TRAINER exercise modules. It is shot blasted and galvanised high grade steel with a double polyester powder coat, certified to EN 16630:2015-06 by TUV Rheinland. Price 564 EUR excluding VAT.
Why the mast is split in two
A one-piece column tall enough to carry a pull-up bar is an awkward object: awkward to transport, awkward to handle on a live site and awkward to replace if it is damaged. Splitting it into an upper and a lower section solves all three problems without compromising the assembled structure.
- Upper section of a two-part support mast, assembles with the SLN lower pole
- Carries one or several TRAINER modules on the same column
- Shorter sections handle and transport more easily to constrained sites
- Certified structural component of the TRAINER range
- Supplied in the four standard colours of the range
Technical specification
| Reference / SKU | SLW |
|---|---|
| Range | TRAINER outdoor fitness, structural components |
| Type | Upper section of a two-part support pole |
| Assembles with | SLN lower pole |
| Frame | Shot blasted and galvanised high grade steel |
| Finish | Double layer polyester powder coating, weather resistant |
| Colours | Yellow RAL 1018/7004, graphite RAL 7016/9006, orange RAL 2000/9006, lime RAL 6018/9006; other shades on request |
| Standard | EN 16630:2015-06, permanently installed outdoor fitness equipment |
| Certification | Tested and certified by TUV Rheinland |
| Dimensions and weight | Confirmed on the layout drawing, according to the modules carried |
| Price | 564 EUR excluding VAT |
Ordering structural components correctly
The SLW is a component, not a station, and it appears on a quotation because the layout requires it rather than because a client asked for it. Two rules govern how many you need. First, count columns and not modules: a single mast frequently carries two or three exercise units at different heights. Second, count sections and not columns: each complete mast needs both an upper SLW and a lower SLN section, and the two are ordered separately.
Getting that wrong is the most common cause of an outdoor fitness delivery arriving incomplete, and it is why we issue a scaled layout drawing with the bill of quantities rather than a price list alone.
The steel is galvanised before painting, which protects the coupling zone between the two sections as well as the exposed surfaces. See the modules the mast carries in the OutdoorFit single station range and the accessible units in the wheelchair accessible range.
Frequently asked questions
Can the SLW be used on its own?
No. It is the upper half of a mast and must be assembled with the SLN lower pole to form a complete, certified column. Both sections appear on the quotation for every full-height mast in the layout.
How many modules can one mast carry?
That depends on the modules, their orientation and how their safety zones overlap. Two or three is common on a well-planned circuit, which is where the cost of the structural components is recovered in fewer foundations.
Does a two-part mast lose stiffness at the joint?
No. The sections are designed to assemble as a single structural column and the complete configuration is what carries the EN 16630:2015-06 certification and the TUV Rheinland test approval.
Send us your module list and site plan and we will return a scaled layout with the exact number of upper and lower pole sections, foundations and modules costed. Quotations are issued within 24 to 72 hours.
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