Trolley Bag Rack: Floor Mount

FUJI's unique Trolley Bag Rack system allows you to slide and lock your bags in place anywhere along the run. The Floor-Mount version is ideal for facilities where you cannot mount to a wall. 

Heavy duty steel base plates anchored to your concrete support all the punishment you can throw at your bags.  Built in 8-foot on-center sections standard; this rack extends your bags 30” over the mat space allowing you to work bags with flexibility and change the spacing as needed.  

Additional Options:

• Add cage panels between the racks too for even more functionality in the same space. Great for a barrier to a walkway or for training against.  [$1250 per panel, includes padding and bumpers]
• Add Pads to the uprights for your rack for added safety. [upon request]
• Laser Cut your gym name or logo into the support arm. (every other arm, $175 total).

Call for pricing and more information to best suit your facility. Ask about other color options and custom Fuji Bags! 

Options: (Discuss with your Fuji Expert to find the best solution for you)

• Wall Mounted Trolley Bag Rack System
• Ceiling-Mounted Trolley Bag Rack System
• Floor-Mounted (no wall connection) Trolley Bag Rack System - With or W/o Cage panels between the uprights.

*Ask if a Ceiling Mount or Wall Mounted Trolley Bag Rack System is right for your space.  Upright Padding and Bags Sold Separately*

Brand your gym name into the angle support for a custom look. [+$175].

• Made in the USA. Reinforced Welds.  
• Durable Powder-coat paint finish 
• 8Ft On-Center, Industrial grade steel and professionally welded..
• Hardware for all assembly included. Floor anchors included.

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Installation Tips:  Floor Mounted Racks or FreeStanding or Cage Panels

 Use a laser or chalk line (or tape measure) to establish the line you’d like to follow. 

1. Layout the rack on the floor, starting in the corner (against your wall).
2. The Post face may help frame or border edge your mats, consider this for placement.  Slide the front of the plate under the mats.  (go back later and notch out for the anchors/plate if you need mats to sit flush here)
3. Pilot and Anchor the first 2 uprights + the first ibeam. – don’t fully snug anchors!!  Just get it safely in place.  (Use just 2 anchors on each plate) at first.  Have several people hold this in place if needed, or build a cleat with a 2x6 to ensure this is stable. Very heavy! Use caution.
4. Measure for the next posts, mark, pilot and repeat.  (Cage panels or iBeams can be used to help space out the uprights at 8-ft O.C. typically)
5. When completely set up where you want this, snug up the floor anchors, then crossbeam anchors, then your cage bolts (where applicable)

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