A CrossFit rig is a large, multi-station connected structure with several pull-up bars and mounting points, so a whole class can train squats, presses, pull-ups, muscle-ups, rings and ropes at once. It is the defining piece of equipment in a CrossFit box or serious functional-training floor.
What is the difference between a rig and a rack?
A rack is a single lifting station for one or two people; a rig is a large, multi-station structure for group training. In short: a rack suits a home gym or single station, while a rig is for a box or commercial floor running group classes.
How much does a CrossFit rig cost?
Because a rig is configured to your floor plan and station count, it's quoted per project rather than sold at a fixed price --- a compact box rig and a large back-to-back commercial rig cost very differently. Send ATE your floor plan and class size for a configured quote; buying from an in-house Indian manufacturer is far better value than importing.
How many stations do I need?
As a rough guide, a small box (classes of ~10) often starts with a 4--6 station rig, a mid-size box (~15) an 8--12 station rig, and a large box more, often in a double (back-to-back) configuration. ATE sizes the rig to your space and class capacity.
What should I look for in a rig?
Heavy-gauge, large-section steel for stiffness and safety; clean welds and strong connectors; enough pull-up bars of the right diameter; a real attachment ecosystem (dips, rings, ropes, storage, wall-ball targets); and proper anchoring. Just as important is a supplier who delivers, installs and services it nationwide.
Does ATE install and service rigs across India?
Yes. ATE builds its CrossFit rigs in-house in India, configures them to your floor plan, and delivers, installs and services them pan-India with spare parts stocked in-country and EMI available. That end-to-end capability is a key reason boxes choose ATE.
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