Modular DIY Bondage Frame D (Mid-Height Hip Module)
A hip-height DIY bondage frame for bent-over restraint
If your scenes run on bent-over and over-the-frame positioning, this mid-height bondage frame is sized for exactly that. It is a 77 x 65 cm welded metal module standing 100 cm tall, so the top edge sits at hip height for most adults. Built for committed practitioners and studio operators assembling a flexible modular restraint layout rather than a single fixed bench.
Welded metal module, 100 cm hip-height top edge
What a mid-height bondage frame is and who it is for
A bondage frame is a rigid metal structure with reinforced anchor points that holds a consenting adult in a fixed restraint position. Also called a bondage rack. This mid-height model is a welded module 77 x 65 cm in plan with a 100 cm top edge, engineered as a hip-height base for bent-over and over-the-frame scenes and made to tie into a wider restraint and frame setup.
The reason to choose a mid-height module is the position it supports and the way it grows. At 100 cm the top edge sits at hip height, which is the natural line for bent-over restraint, and because the piece belongs to the modular DIY range it can stand alone for these scenes or combine with a compact or wider module later. The trade-off against a finished bench is that this is a base module built for combination, not a single-piece unit.
It is built for buyers assembling a modular restraint layout, couples running bent-over and over-the-frame scenes, and studio operators who want a hip-height base to build around. It is not the right pick for anyone wanting a finished single-piece bench or unwilling to evaluate load ratings per configuration.
Key features
- Hip-height top edge: a 100 cm frame whose top sits at hip level for most adults, the natural line for bent-over restraint.
- Bent-over positioning: geometry built for over-the-frame scenes as a primary function.
- Welded metal construction: powder-coated metal with welded joints, engineered for stability under sustained restraint load.
- Reinforced anchor points: contact points along the top edge and legs accept cuffs, straps, and chain.
- Modular base module: works alone or combines with compact and wider modules in the DIY range.
Why a DIY module instead of a finished bench
The case for a DIY base module is flexibility over time. A finished bench commits you to one geometry, while this mid-height frame stands alone for bent-over scenes today and combines with a compact or vertical module as your layout grows. That makes it a starting point rather than a dead end.
The hip-height line is the other reason. At 100 cm the top edge lands where bent-over restraint is comfortable to set up and hold, so the frame does the positioning work instead of improvised furniture. Verify the load capacity for any combined configuration and tighten every connection before applying restraint load.
A base module is only as useful as what it connects to. Studios pair this hip-height frame with a compact kneeling module to run two positions in one layout, and private buyers build outward from it as space allows. It sits alongside the rest of a dungeon equipment setup without committing the room to a single fixed piece.
Hip-height use and real dimensions
- Top edge at 100 cm sits at hip height for bent-over positioning
- Base plan footprint is 77 x 65 cm (30 x 26 in)
- Reinforced anchor points along the top edge and legs accept cuffs, straps, and chain
- Welded powder-coated metal wipes clean between sessions
- Combines with compact and vertical DIY modules for expanded layouts
Plan the space before it arrives: the frame occupies a 77 x 65 cm base and stands 100 cm tall (30 x 26 x 39 in), so leave room to work around the bent-over line. If you are mapping a room, our dungeon design guide covers clearance and anchoring, and the wider bondage racks and frames collection shows how the modules scale up.
Specifications
Mid-height DIY bondage frame: full specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Bondage frame (mid-height DIY hip module) |
| Overall dimensions | 77 x 65 x 100 cm (30 x 26 x 39 in) |
| Top edge height | 100 cm (39 in), hip-height |
| Base plan footprint | 77 x 65 cm (30 x 26 in) |
| Frame | Welded metal, powder-coated finish |
| Anchor points | Reinforced points along the top edge and legs |
| Compatible hardware | Cuffs, straps, clips, chain |
| Modularity | Base module; combines with other DIY-range modules |
| Capacity | Engineered for sustained adult dynamic load; review the manufacturer-specified rating before use |
| Finish care | Wipe with a damp cloth and mild cleaner |
| Best for | Bent-over scenes, hip-height base module, modular layouts |
| SKU | HQJS-044 |
How this DIY hip module compares to a fixed stand-up frame
The decision here is modular base versus finished fixed rack. This mid-height module is one hip-height piece built to combine and expand, while the heavy-duty stand-up bondage frame is a complete freestanding rack sized for standing restraint. They solve different jobs.
| Decision factor | This DIY hip module | Fixed stand-up frame |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Modular base module, combines with others | Complete freestanding rack |
| Working height | 100 cm hip-height top edge | Full standing height |
| Best position | Bent-over and over-the-frame | Standing and partially suspended |
| Steel gauge | Welded metal module | Heavier 2mm steel rack |
If you want a single finished rack for standing restraint, the stand-up frame is the better fit. This hip module earns its place when you want a bent-over base you can build a modular layout around.
Pairs well with
Frequently Asked Questions About the Mid-Height DIY Bondage Frame
What is a bondage frame?
A bondage frame is a rigid metal structure with reinforced anchor points that holds a consenting adult in a fixed restraint position. Also called a bondage rack. This mid-height model is a welded module, 77 x 65 cm in plan with a 100 cm top edge, engineered as a hip-height base for bent-over scenes.
How is the mid-height module used?
At 100 cm tall the top edge sits at hip height for most adults, supporting bent-over and over-the-frame positions. The module can stand alone for these scenes or combine with compact and vertical modules to expand a DIY rack layout over time. It is a base module, not a finished single-piece bench.
How much weight can this bondage frame hold?
The welded metal frame is engineered for sustained adult dynamic load. Always review the manufacturer-specified weight capacity and load rating before each session, and avoid impact loads beyond that rating. Never exceed the rated capacity in any single or combined configuration, and inspect the welds before use.
Does it ship pre-assembled?
The frame is part of a DIY range, so expect assembly out of the box. Follow the included instructions, verify all hardware is tight before applying any restraint load, and inspect the joinery between sessions. Assembly is manageable, but never skip the hardware check before use.
Can I combine it with other modules?
Yes. This is a base module in the modular DIY range, designed to combine with compact and vertical modules into larger layouts. Verify the load capacity for any combined configuration and tighten all connection hardware before applying restraint load. Build outward from it as your space allows.
What footprint does it need?
The base occupies a 77 x 65 cm plan and the frame stands 100 cm tall. Leave clear room around it to set up and hold a bent-over position, and account for any modules you plan to combine with it. Position it on a level, solid floor for stability during use.
How do I clean and maintain the frame?
Wipe the powder-coated metal surfaces with a damp cloth and mild cleaner between uses. Inspect the welds, connection points, and anchor hardware periodically and tighten any that loosen. Store away from humidity to preserve the finish, and disinfect contact zones with an adult-toy-safe cleaner in studio use.
Building a modular restraint layout?
That is what our team is here for. We help buyers plan a hip-height base module, match it to the compact and vertical modules in the range, and confirm load and clearance before they order.
