Wall-Mounted Cable Crossover with Mirrored Panel - 2 x 100 kg

This Fitness Tech wall-mounted cable crossover pairs two 100 kg weight stacks with a mirrored front panel, so the user checks their own technique while training. Twenty-six height positions, a 2:1 cable ratio, integrated foot plates and three handles are included. Light In Fitness supplies it at 1,669.71 EUR excluding VAT.

Wall mounting recovers the floor

A free-standing crossover needs a structural frame, and that frame takes floor area whether or not anyone is training on it. Fixing the columns to a load-bearing wall removes the frame entirely: the only floor space used is the space the user occupies. In a studio, a hotel gym or a coaching corner where every square metre is accounted for, this is usually the difference between having cable work and not having it.

• Two independent 100 kg weight stacks
• 26 pulley height positions per column
• 2:1 cable ratio
• Integrated foot plates for stabilising heavy pulls
• Three handles included, two of them Fitness Tech custom designs

What 26 positions and a 2:1 ratio give you

Twenty-six height settings mean the pulley can be placed at ankle, knee, hip, chest, shoulder and overhead level with fine steps in between, which covers essentially the whole cable repertoire: crossovers, face pulls, woodchops, rows, curls, pushdowns, hip work and rotational core training. The 2:1 ratio halves the load felt at the handle relative to the stack, giving a smooth, finely graded resistance and a long cable travel, which is what makes rotational and full-range movements possible without the stack bottoming out.

The mirrored front panel

The facade is more than a finish. Cable work is technique-dependent and often performed unsupervised, and a user who can see their own shoulder position and trunk alignment corrects it without a coach present. It also makes the unit read as a premium fixture rather than as machinery, which matters when the station sits in a reception area or a boutique studio.

Specification

Frequently asked questions

What kind of wall does it need?

A structural wall: reinforced concrete, solid masonry or a steel frame with adequate backing. Two 100 kg stacks plus dynamic pulling loads are not something a plasterboard partition or a hollow block wall will hold. Send us a photograph and a description of the wall build-up and we will confirm before the order is placed.

How much clearance is needed in front of it?

Allow roughly 2.5 to 3 m of clear depth for crossover and rotational movements at full cable extension, plus circulation behind the user. The unit itself projects only a short distance from the wall, so the working envelope, not the machine, sets the room requirement.

Can more handles be added later?

Yes. The carabiner attachment is standard, so ropes, bars, ankle straps and single handles from the general accessory range all fit. The three supplied handles cover most programmes; specialist attachments are quoted separately.

Light In Fitness equips studios, hotels, corporate gyms and residential projects across France and Europe, and handles wall surveys, delivery and installation. See the wider strength training machines catalogue or the fitness accessories range for handles and attachments. Send us your room dimensions and we return a layout and a firm quotation.