Build it and get started.

Everything you need to build your A-Line setup yourself. Or we come by.

This is how your equipment arrives.

All parts are individually packaged and labeled with their SKU. Together with the assembly instructions by email, you'll find every part immediately, position it correctly and build everything quickly.

Every part labeled with SKU
Assembly instructions by email
Screws for connecting the A-Line parts are included with every product
Free delivery
Delivery time: a few working days (standard parts from stock)

Here's what you need.

Ratchet wrench (24 mm) or socket wrench set
Spirit level
Drill (for floor anchoring)
Anchor set suitable for the surface

Important: No impact wrench or power drill for tightening – the uprights can bend under too much torque. For connecting the rack parts we use the 4-piece screw set for racks and rigs.

Assembly Guide

1

Position uprights

Spacing per plan, holes facing up.

2

Insert cross-members

Tighten screws only hand-tight, do NOT fully tighten yet.

3

Insert pull-up bars

Choose height as needed and mount. Screws hand-tight only – everything must still be movable.

4

Align & check

Put the spirit level on the uprights, align everything straight. Check heights and distances again – now is the time for corrections.

5

Tighten

Finally, tighten all screws with hand tools (approx. 25–40 Nm). Only now – not before – so nothing gets under tension.

Good to know.

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Tighten correctly

The A-Line screws intentionally need a bit more force – that's not a defect, it's a safety feature. Always tighten by hand with a ratchet. Target: approx. 25–40 Nm.

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Never with machines

Impact wrenches or power drills can bend the uprights. At too much torque, the 3mm steel sheet deforms. Always use hand tools.

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If it feels tight

That's normal – safety feature. Don't push harder or use a machine. Tighten evenly, not in jerks.

Safely anchored in the floor.

We recommend floor anchoring for all A-Line configurations. For products where no anchoring is required, this is explicitly stated in the product description.

Option	How	Recommendation
Threaded rods + 2K adhesive	Glue threaded rods into concrete	That's how our assembly team does it – rock solid and permanent
Heavy-duty anchor M12	Drill, insert concrete anchor, screw	Good option for self-assembly
Through-bolts	Screw through floor with wood screws into sub-structure	Only with solid sub-structure
Through rubber flooring	Cut out floor, anchor in concrete	Cut out flooring at anchor points