Corner Power Rack Master Prométheus MAS-HG16 by Master — multifunctional strength training station

Corner Power Rack Master Prométheus MAS-HG16 by Master is a multifunctional strength training station designed for home and commercial gyms. Built as a corner-mounted rack, it saves floor space while offering a reinforced steel frame that supports free-weight exercises, bodyweight movements and accessory attachments. The integrated pull-up bars, attachment points for cables and accessories, and stable base make this station a compact solution for organized resistance training and progressive overload routines.

Advantages

The corner configuration optimizes gym layout by using otherwise unused space, while the reinforced frame provides stability for barbell squats and pull movements. Multiple attachment points allow mounting of cable systems, straps or dip handles, enabling a variety of exercises without requiring separate machines. The integrated pull-up bars and sturdy construction deliver reliable support for bodyweight training and transitional exercises between free weights and cable work.

Suitable for

• Barbell squats and bench-supporting exercises
• Pull-ups, chin-ups and bodyweight training
• Cable exercises and pulley attachments for rows, triceps and biceps work
• Functional training, accessory attachment and strength circuits

Key specifications

• Corner-mounted space-saving design for optimized gym layouts
• Reinforced steel frame for stability during heavy lifts
• Integrated pull-up bars suitable for multiple grip positions
• Multiple attachment points for cables, straps and accessories
• Stable base designed for secure installation and load distribution

How to use

Install the rack in a corner according to the manufacturer’s installation guidelines and ensure it is anchored or placed on a level surface for safe operation. Configure the attachment points and any cable or pulley accessories before beginning a session. Use the integrated pull-up bars for bodyweight sets and mount barbells or dip handles at appropriate heights for squats, presses and dips. Adjust workout variables—load, repetitions and attachment positions—so they match your training goals and safety parameters.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect mounting bolts, welds and attachment points for wear or loosening. Follow progressive loading principles, use safety collars and spotters for heavy barbell work, and ensure adequate clearance around the rack for safe movement during compound lifts.