A pulley ratio that halves the weight, and where it bolts · review
The highest-rated station here at 280 kg, with both an upper and a lower pulley, a four-step seat and leg pad, and two bars included.
The bottom line Two hundred and eighty kilograms and two pulleys — the most headroom and the widest exercise range on this shelf, with both bars in the box. The two limits are published plainly: 30 mm plates only, so Olympic collections are out, and the footprint is not given anywhere in the listing.
The highest figure in this family, and not narrowly — the next station down is rated 200 kg and the median here is 100.
Plates are not included on any station on this shelf, so this is headroom rather than contents. On a machine loaded by hand it is still the useful number: it says where the frame stops, which is the question a growing collection eventually asks.
Upper and lower.
An upper pulley gives pulldowns and triceps work. A lower one gives rows, curls and leg work — everything pulled from the floor.
Only two stations in this family publish both, and the second one costs more than double. It roughly doubles the exercise list without adding a centimetre of floor.
The plate standard is published and it is singular.
Olympic 50 mm plates do not fit. Two stations on this shelf take both diameters and this is not one of them — which is a straightforward compatibility fact rather than a fault, and it is stated rather than discovered.
Seat and leg pad together.
Left off the listing is the range those four steps cover. Four positions across fifteen centimetres and four across forty are different machines, and three stations in this family publish the centimetres instead of the count.
The footprint. Not the width, not the depth, not the height — on a floor-standing frame that occupies its whole area permanently.
Five stations in this family publish at least two dimensions.
From 170 € to 266 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores, on the one reading this page rests on.
The American and British Amazon catalogues list the reference with nobody selling behind it.
These figures are what Keepa returned on the day this page was last written. Stock and prices move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 20 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Load | 280 kg maximum |
|---|---|
| Plate post | 30 mm plates |
| Height positions | 4-step adjustable seat and leg pad |
| Frame | Robust floor-standing construction; upper and lower pulley |
| Footprint | Not published by the maker |
| Amazon reference | B001RY413K (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 4260200840158 |
Rows, curls, leg work — everything pulled from below rather than above. Only two stations in this family publish having both, and it roughly doubles what the frame can be used for without adding floor space.
It is the frame rating, and it is more than double the next figure on this shelf after it. Since plates are never included, it describes headroom rather than contents — but on a station loaded by hand it is the number that says when to stop adding.
No. The maker publishes 30 mm, which is the standard-hole size. Two stations on this shelf accept both 30 and 50 mm; this one accepts one. A collection of Olympic plates does not transfer.
Loading a cable station past where the rest of this shelf stops
Listed because the accessory itself names this model as compatible.
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, United States. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on September 20, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
60 kg stack, expandable to 90 kg, 86 × 60 × 210 cm, 17 heights
The only weight-stack station here — 60 kg, expandable to 90 — wall-mounted at 86 × 60 × 210 cm with seventeen pulley heights.
Best for: Changing resistance between sets without handling plates
Both plate standards, 120 kg, 141 × 120 × 210 cm, integrated row cable
A floor tower taking both 30 mm and 50 mm plates, rated to 120 kg, at 141 × 120 × 210 cm, with a row cable integrated alongside the pulldown.
Best for: A corner that can give up 1.4 by 1.2 metres permanently
160 kg frame, Ø2.5 and Ø5 cm posts, 107 × 120 × 90 cm
A low floor-standing station with both plate standards, a 60 kg plate limit against a 160 kg frame rating, and every dimension published including the seat pad.
Best for: A room with a low ceiling, where 90 cm of height is the constraint
