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STR46 WALL MOUNTED OLIMPIC BARBELL RACK COMMERCIAL HMS STR46 is a rack consisting of two independent columns that can be mounted at any width, adapting it to different types of barbells and barbell bars. With horizontal storage for up to 6 barbells and a maximum load of 180 kg, it is ideal for both commercial gyms and home workout zones. Complete freedom of assembly Thanks to its two-part design, the STR46 allows you to determine the width of the assembly yourself, which makes it more versatile than standard hangers. You can adjust it to the length and spacing of your dumbbells and barbells for maximum user comfort. Safe and stable storage of dumbbells The hanger allows horizontal storage of up to 6 barbells, ensuring stability and protection against damage. Thanks to its solid construction, even at full load up to 180 kg, STR46 retains its full strength and safety of use. Remember to attach the hanger to a solid concrete wall. Optimise your training space Thanks to its wall-mounted design, the STR46 allows you to use your space efficiently, eliminating clutter and increasing the functionality of any gym. Space saving is particularly important in smaller training rooms and home gyms, where every centimetre counts. A rack tailored to your needs If you are looking for a durable, functional and flexible solution, STR46 is the perfect choice. The adjustable width, horizontal storage of necklaces and stable construction make this model suitable for both professional athletes and home trainers. Specification: Length: 12.5 cm Height: 80.6 cm Distance between bolt holes: 18 cm Number of holes: 3 Capacity: 6 Olympic bars Mounting bolts included Maximum load: 180 kg Material: Q235A steel Weight: 7 kg Remarks: Warranty 24 months for domestic use Warranty 12 months for commercial use Importer: Abisal Ltd. | Poland | 41-807 Zabrze | Pyskowicka Street 17 | e-mail: abisal@abisal.pl Abisal Ltd.. declares that the products sold by the company are safe and meet the requirements contained in the Act on General Product Safety of December 12, 2003. (Journal of Laws of December 31, 2003)