Mid Row
The Mid Row from the STEEL series is a chest-supported mid-back machine with lever handles. The chest rests against a padded support, so the user cannot lean back or use momentum. The handles allow rows with both a wide and a close grip.
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The Mid Row from the STEEL series is a chest-supported mid-back machine with lever handles. The chest rests against a padded support, so the user cannot lean back or use momentum. The handles allow rows with both a wide and a close grip.
Why choose the Mid Row
Chest pad: rules out momentum and takes load off the lower back.
Multiple grips: a wide grip for the upper back, a close grip for the mid-back.
Adjustable seat and pad: handles at the right height for every user.
Foot rest: a stable foot position throughout the movement.
Custom colours: a one- or two-colour frame and upholstery matched to your gym.
Who the Mid Row is for
It suits gyms of every size and is especially valued by users who want to train the back without loading the lower back. For training each side separately there is the ISO version (SD13).
Frequently asked questions
How does it differ from the SD13?
On the SD25 you pull both handles together. The SD13 has two independent arms, so each hand works on its own.
What are the dimensions?
720 × 1900 × 1620 mm, with a net weight of 195 kg.
Steel is our most versatile line: timeless geometry, simple operation and workshop-grade durability that tolerates inexperienced users.
Every unit is made to order in our own workshop — welding, powder coating and upholstery included. Choose the frame colour and finish, add your logo, and we deliver, assemble and set the machine up on site. Spare parts stay in stock, so a gym can be serviced and expanded years later.