Corner Cable Crossover Smith Machine - 160KG Weight Stack

The Complete Home Gym that Fits in a Corner — PH Fitness Corner Smith Machine with Dual Cable System

The average Smith machine takes up 160 cm of depth. A full-fledged cable crossover station takes up additional space next to it. A power rack with a pull-up bar and dip station requires even more floor space. Anyone wanting a complete home gym quickly ends up with a collection of equipment that swallows up an entire room.

The PH Fitness Corner Smith Machine is different. With a depth of just 74 cm, this station fits in the corner of your garage, basement, or training room — and gives you a Smith machine, dual cable system with 160 kg weight stack, pull-up bar, dip station, and low row, all in one construction. Not five pieces of equipment. One station. One corner.

74 cm deep — the corner you weren't using anyway

Most serious strength stations require at least 150 to 200 cm of depth and are placed in the middle of the room. The PH Fitness Corner Smith Machine is designed for placement in a corner or along a wall, with a depth of 74 cm and a width of 290 cm. You utilize space you already have. The rest of your training room remains free for free weights, mats, or cardio equipment.

Smith Machine — heavy training without a spotter

The integrated Smith machine provides you with a guided barbell system with built-in safety hooks at multiple heights. The bar moves in a fixed, controlled path, allowing you to perform squats, bench presses, shoulder presses, lunges, and Romanian deadlifts with maximum safety — without needing a training partner.

For home trainees, this is the difference between being able to train at a top level and always having to wait for a spotter. You rack the weight on the hooks and the set is done, no matter how heavy you go.

Dual cable system with 160 kg independent weight stacks

Two completely independent weight stacks of 80 kg each give you 160 kg total resistance and — crucially — the ability for unilateral training. Load the left and right sides completely independently. This is not only functional but also essential for correcting strength imbalances between the dominant and non-dominant sides, something impossible with a shared stack.

Using the high and low pulley, you can perform: lat pulldowns, cable flies, triceps pushdowns, bicep curls, face pulls, seated rows, cable pull-throughs, and core rotations. The full spectrum of isolation and compound cable exercises, available at any moment during your workout.

Pull-up bar, dip station, and low row — nothing is missing

The multi-grip pull-up bar offers multiple grip widths for pull-ups, chin-ups, and neutral grip variations — the most effective exercises for back width and bicep strength, directly integrated without extra brackets or wall mounting.

The dip station enables targeted chest and triceps training with bodyweight or added weight. The low row station with footplate completes back training with seated rows and low cable exercises. Together, these three functions give you a complete upper body program that leaves nothing to be desired.

Frame built for daily intensive use

The frame has a maximum load capacity of 300 kg and a gross weight of 230 kg. That weight is not a disadvantage — it's a stability feature. A heavy station doesn't move, vibrate, or slide on the floor during explosive lifts or heavy sets. The black powder coating protects the steel frame against wear, sweat, and humidity during daily use.

Who is this station built for?

For home trainees who are serious about strength training and want a complete station without sacrificing an entire room. For athletes who train alone and don't have a spotter for heavy compound lifts. For advanced users who want to integrate unilateral cable training into their program alongside barbell work. For personal trainers who coach clients at home and need a versatile, professional station. For anyone who wants to efficiently furnish a garage, basement, or small training room without compromising on training possibilities.

Exercises you can perform

• Smith machine: squat, front squat, lunges, bench press, incline bench press, shoulder press, Romanian deadlift, hip thrust, shrugs.
• High cable: lat pulldown, triceps pushdown, cable fly, face pull, straight-arm pulldown, overhead triceps extension.
• Low cable: bicep curl, seated row, cable pull-through, low cable fly, standing core rotation.
• Pull-up bar: pull-up, chin-up, neutral grip pull-up, hanging leg raise.
• Dip station: dips for chest, dips for triceps, leg raises.

Technical specifications

• Dimensions (L×W×H): 290 × 74 × 217 cm
• Weight stack: 160 kg (2 × 80 kg, fully independent)
• Maximum loadable weight: 300 kg
• Frame: High-quality steel, black powder coating
• Gross weight: 230 kg
• System: Dual pulley cable system + Smith machine + multi-grip pull-up bar + dip station + low row with footplate
• Color: Black
• Warranty: 2 years
• Delivery: Free home delivery

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the difference between a Smith machine and a power rack?
  With a Smith machine, the barbell moves along fixed guide rails, providing maximum safety without a spotter. With a power rack, you train with free weights in an open frame, which offers a slightly more natural range of motion but requires a spotter or safety bars at maximum load. The PH Fitness Corner Smith Machine combines the safety system of the Smith machine with a full cable system, pull-up bar, and dip station in one compact corner unit.
• How much floor space do I need?
  The station is 290 cm wide and 74 cm deep. It is designed for placement in a corner or along a wall. Additionally, allow at least 150 cm of free training space for the Smith machine bar and cable exercises.
• Are weight plates included?
  The 2 × 80 kg weight stacks are integrated into the station — these are selectorized stacks, not loose weight plates. You do not need additional weights for the cable system. For the Smith machine barbell, you will need separate weight plates.
• Is assembly included or do I do it myself?
  The station comes with assembly instructions for self-assembly. Given the gross weight of 230 kg, we recommend building it with two people.
• Can I use this station if I train alone?
  Yes — that is precisely the strength of the Smith machine. The safety hooks at multiple heights mean you can safely rack the weight at any time, even in case of technical failure or exhaustion, without risk of injury.