United States · Functional
Rogue
Rogue is an American strength brand from Columbus, Ohio. Rigs, bars, plates and benches are the usual kit in boxes and strength gyms.
A Rogue bar and a Rogue rack are different assets. Echo bikes, if you have them, are cardio assets with a fan and a chain, not a rig attachment.
Parts to write on the job
Rig upright and bolt
Movement in an upright or a bolt that will not hold is out of use until you know why. Write the anchor, not only ‘the rig’.
Barbell
Spin in a sleeve, a bent shaft, or worn knurl belongs on that bar’s file. Bars are assets, not a pile.
J-cup and spotter arm
Count them. A missing spotter arm is a fault for the stations that need it.
Plate and dumbbell
A cracked plate or a spinning dumbbell head is removed and written on the set’s file, or it returns from the back room.
Collar and pin
A missing collar or a pin that will not seat is a safety fault on the rack or the bar, not a lost-and-found item.
GymMaintain is not this manufacturer and does not sell their parts. Record the brand and the model on the asset. Record the part you used on the work order, from the old part or the manual, not from a guess.
GlossaryRelated
Netherlands
Crossmaxx
Crossmaxx is the functional line of Lifemaxx, started in 2012: rigs, bars, bumper plates, kettlebells and boxes for boxes and gym floors in the Netherlands and beyond.
Slovenia
KingsBox
KingsBox is a Slovenian functional and strength brand from Sežana, founded in 2015. Rigs, bars and plates are widely sold into European boxes.
Spain
Queenax
Queenax builds modular functional structures: bridges, walls and stations used in clubs that train in open space rather than on a fixed selectorized line.