Modular Racks and Accessories for Intensive Training
The CS-1 Power Rack range offers a premium solution for demanding athletes seeking performance, stability and customization. Designed for intensive use in gyms or home gyms, this equipment allows you to create a complete and scalable training station according to your goals.
Each rack and accessory in the CS-1 range is designed to adapt to fundamental strength training exercises: squat, bench press, pull-ups, dips, pulling, etc. Their robust structure guarantees optimal safety, even under heavy loads. The perforated uprights and module compatibility allow personalized installation, easily modifiable according to your progression.
Designed for athletes who want to optimize space and efficiency, the CS-1 range allows integration of pulleys, platforms, bar supports, bar rests or storage modules, for a station as compact as it is functional.
The advantages of CS-1 Power Racks:
- Stable structure suitable for intensive use
- Complete modularity with adjustable and interchangeable accessories
- Space saving for efficient training in minimal surface area
- Perfect compatibility with Olympic bars, plates and Unistrength accessories
| Key Advantage |
Description |
| Stability |
Reinforced construction for heavy loads |
| Modularity |
Scalable installation according to your needs |
| Versatility |
Suitable for all fundamental exercises |
| Usage |
Home gym or professional facility |
Training at Home with the CS-1 Unistrength Range
Ideal for home athletes, the CS-1 range allows you to create a personalized training space, even in a reduced environment. Thanks to its compact structure, intelligent modularity and simple installation, you can reproduce gym-worthy workouts without leaving your home. Unistrength equipment combines durability, versatility and space saving, to help you progress autonomously, day after day.
Frequently asked questions about the CS-1 rack
What is the CS-1 rack and who is it for?
The CS-1 is a modular power rack with 75 x 75 mm uprights for home gyms and clubs. It starts with a base pack (four 204 or 236 cm uprights, four 76 cm uprights, straight or multi-grip pull-up bar, safety straps) that you extend over time.
Which rack height should I choose: 204 or 236 cm?
Take the 236 cm version if your ceiling allows it (leave a few centimetres above for pull-ups). The 204 cm version suits basements and low rooms while keeping the same functions and stability.
Which extensions exist for the CS-1?
6-post extension, dip bar, dumbbell holders, landmine, high/low pulley (plate-loaded or 90 kg weight stack, expandable to 110 or 130 kg), monolift, plate and bar storage, compatible Polymax 75 x 75 mm Smith machine. Everything bolts onto the uprights without changing the frame.
What is the difference between CS-1, CS-Basic and Athena?
CS-1: complete, modular rack with 75 x 75 mm uprights, the most expandable range. CS-Basic: entry-level rack with its own accessories (dips, pulley, storage). Athena: 60 x 60 mm uprights built around the adjustable pulley and the compact all-in-one rack.
How is the CS-1 shipped and assembled?
The rack ships from France in flat-packed parcels. Assembly takes two people with the supplied hardware; bolting it to the floor or weighting it with plate storage is recommended for pull-ups and explosive movements.
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