Wall-Mounted Gym Ladder Master model MAS-C220-70, lacquered, 220 x 70 cm

Wall-Mounted Gym Ladder Master model MAS-C220-70, lacquered, 220 x 70 cm is a wall-mounted exercise ladder designed for home and studio use. The lacquered steel frame measures 220 cm in height and 70 cm in width, providing a stable structure for stretching, bodyweight training, gymnastics and rehabilitation exercises. The compact vertical design conserves floor space while allowing for a wide range of mobility drills, core work and flexibility routines.

Advantages

The lacquered finish protects the steel frame from wear and moisture and provides a smooth surface for hands and feet. Its solid wall-mount construction ensures stability during dynamic movements and static holds. The ladder’s evenly spaced rungs enable precise placement for exercises at different heights and support progressive training or rehabilitation protocols. Installation requires only secure anchoring to a load-bearing wall, making it suitable for permanent setups in home gyms, studios or therapy rooms.

Suitable for

• Stretching and flexibility training
• Bodyweight exercises such as pull-ups, leg raises and assisted push-ups
• Gymnastics conditioning and skill practice
• Rehabilitation and mobility drills supervised by a therapist or trainer
• Core strengthening and balance work

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 220 cm (height) x 70 cm (width)
• Frame finish: lacquered
• Mounting: wall-mounted design for vertical installation
• Material: steel frame with smooth lacquer coating
• Rung spacing: evenly spaced rungs suitable for progressive exercises
• Intended use: home gyms, fitness studios, rehabilitation spaces

How to use

Mount the ladder securely to a load-bearing wall using appropriate anchors and fasteners for your wall type. Verify that all fixings are tightened and the structure is stable before first use. Use the rungs for stretching by holding or stepping onto different heights to adjust intensity; perform bodyweight pulls, leg raises and assisted calisthenics by gripping the rungs with hands or hooking feet. For rehabilitation, follow a therapist’s program and use controlled movements focusing on range of motion and gradual progression.

Usage recommendations

Inspect mounting points periodically and tighten fasteners if necessary. Keep the lacquered surface clean and dry; wipe with a damp cloth and mild detergent if needed. Avoid using the ladder on damaged or non-load-bearing walls. For safety, use appropriate mats beneath the ladder when performing dynamic or high-risk movements and consult a professional for exercise programming after injury.