Brick — Modules
Brick modules are the individual components behind the full modules, sold separately so a training area can be composed exactly to a space and a level. Studs and towers act as junctions and bar supports; walls run from a 56 cm Wall to a 200 cm Very High Wall; the Precision Beam teaches locked landings on a narrow surface; and Inclined, Trapeze and L Walls introduce slopes and non-linear geometry.
Build the area you actually need
Buying components rather than complete modules lets a facility match its obstacles to the athletes using them and extend the area over time. Modules clip together, so adding a single Precision Bar between an existing Tower and Wall creates a genuinely new configuration without new floor space.
Stud
The Stud is a module that can be used as a support for the Precision Bar. You can buy just one and place the Handrail between the Stud and another module, or order them in two.
Tower
The Tower module is a small module that can be used in particular as a junction between other modules. Add a Precision Bar between the Tower and Wall modules, and you will get a new configuration for your training setups.
High Tower
The High Tower, higher than the Tower, is a module that can be used in particular as a junction between the other modules. Add a Precision Bar between the High Tower and High Wall modules, and you will get a new configuration for your workouts.
Wall
The Wall corresponds to a low crossing obstacle, which is one of the components of the Low Bone module. Acquired separately, it allows you to compose a training area with more possibilities by connecting it to other modules.
Very High Wall
The Very High Wall module is flexible and easily extended to customize the obstacle in order to aim for an ever higher sporting challenge. The bars arranged on the ground make it self-supporting and create a stable support for the athletes.
High Wall
Similar to the Wall, the High Wall is a slightly higher crossing obstacle, which is one of the components of the High.
Precision Beam
The Precision Beam teaches you how to lock your landings when crossing. Its narrow surface is reminiscent of the thin walls and other obstacles found in an urban landscape. The beam can clip to the other modules to form a link between them.
Inclined Wall
The Inclined Wall is assembled to form a slope that can be crossed vertically or horizontally. The combination with other modules is done by a system of clips or the addition of an accessory. For example, if you associate the Inclined Wall with the Donjon module, it will then serve as a support to take a leap and allow you to climb the height of the Donjon module.
Trapeze Wall
The Trapeze is a slightly sloped obstacle which usually makes up the L module. It can be incorporated as you wish into your training areas. The inclination can be an asset for sequences of tricks.
L Wall
The L Wall is a non-linear obstacle that usually makes up the L module. Its difference in depth allows it to be combined with several other modules and accessories.
Why choose our Brick — Modules?
Component Level
Buy exactly the pieces your training area needs.
Four Wall Heights
From 56 cm Wall to 200 cm Very High Wall.
Clip Connection
Modules join by clip system or accessory for fast reconfiguration.
Self-Supporting
Ground bars create stable support without floor fixing.
1.Range Overview
Brick modules are the individual components behind the full modules, sold separately so a training area can be composed exactly to a space and a level. Studs and towers act as junctions and bar supports; walls run from a 56 cm Wall to a 200 cm Very High Wall; the Precision Beam teaches locked landings on a narrow surface; and Inclined, Trapeze and L Walls introduce slopes and non-linear geometry.
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