Large Studio Gantry Rack (Full-Room Bondage Frame)
A steel gantry bondage frame that covers a whole studio floor
If you need a bondage frame that anchors a full room rather than a single tie point, this studio gantry is that structure. A horizontal steel top beam runs between reinforced uprights, spanning 261 cm wide and standing 240 cm tall, with multiple anchor points across the beam for multi-point suspension and concurrent scenes. Built for studio operators and serious practitioners running multi-position or group play. This listing is the rack only, and any accessories shown in the images are not included.
Steel gantry, 261 cm span, overhead beam for multi-point suspension
What a gantry bondage frame is and who it is for
A gantry bondage frame is a bondage frame built around a horizontal overhead beam carried by upright posts on both sides, giving a full-room coverage area instead of a single localized tie point. This steel model spans 261 cm wide, stands 240 cm tall, and weighs 49.1 kg, with multiple reinforced anchor points across the top beam and uprights for rope, chain, and structured restraint systems. It is the backbone of a full dungeon equipment layout rather than a single accessory.
The advantage of a gantry over a single-post frame is range: the beam lets practitioners run multi-position scenes, move a subject along its length, or hang more than one rig at once, which a fixed single tie point cannot do. The trade-off is space and permanence, because a 261 cm structure needs a dedicated room and is usually set into a stable, semi-permanent layout.
It is built for studio operators building a full-room luxury play space, practitioners running multi-position or group scenes, and buyers who want a multi-point overhead suspension system. It is not the right pick for rooms under about 280 cm wide or 250 cm ceiling, first-time users without suspension experience, or anyone who needs a portable or quickly stowable frame.
Key features
- Overhead gantry beam: a horizontal steel top beam carried by reinforced uprights for full-room overhead coverage.
- Multi-point anchor system: multiple reinforced contact points across the beam and uprights for concurrent rigs and scenes.
- Room-spanning footprint: 261 cm wide by 150 cm deep by 240 cm tall, sized to cover a studio floor.
- Welded steel construction: load-tested cross-beam geometry with a powder-coated finish, engineered for stability under dynamic load.
- Rack only: the structure ships as the frame itself, so you outfit it with your own suspension and restraint hardware.
Why a gantry beam instead of a single-post frame
The difference a gantry makes is the overhead beam. A single-post frame gives you one fixed tie point, while this gantry carries a horizontal beam between two uprights, so anchor points run the full 261 cm span instead of sitting at one spot.
That opens things a single frame cannot: moving a subject along the beam, running two rigs at once, or staging concurrent scenes across the room. The welded steel and load-tested cross-beam are engineered to hold that dynamic load, which is why studios treat the gantry as permanent room infrastructure rather than movable furniture.
A gantry earns its footprint through the beam, so how the anchor points carry a suspension load is what matters most. The reinforced points spread along the top beam accept chain, rope, and rigging hardware for multi-point work. Here is how the gantry supports a suspended scene.
How the gantry supports multi-point suspension
- Multiple beam anchor points carry chain, rope, and rigging hardware
- Run concurrent rigs or move a subject along the 261 cm beam
- Reinforced uprights and cross-beam spread the suspension load
- Inspect every weld, bolt, and anchor before applying suspension weight
- Set into a stable, semi-permanent room layout for repeat use
Plan the room before the gantry arrives: it measures 261 by 150 by 240 cm (103 by 59 by 95 inches), so it needs at least 280 cm of clear width and 250 cm of ceiling. Our dungeon design guide covers clearance and anchoring, and the suspension and sling systems collection covers the rigging that hangs from the beam.
Specifications
Large studio gantry bondage frame: full specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Bondage frame (full-room steel gantry rack) |
| Overall dimensions | 261 x 150 x 240 cm (103 x 59 x 95 in) |
| Beam span | 261 cm wide overhead top beam |
| Overall height | 240 cm (95 in) |
| Net weight | 49.1 kg (108 lb) |
| Material | Welded steel, powder-coated finish |
| Anchor points | Multiple reinforced points across the beam and uprights |
| Compatible hardware | Chain, rope, rigging, cuffs |
| Room requirement | At least 280 cm clear width and 250 cm ceiling |
| Included | Rack only; accessories shown in images are not included |
| Capacity | Engineered for sustained adult dynamic load; review the manufacturer-specified load rating before use |
| Finish care | Wipe with a damp cloth and mild cleaner; inspect welds and bolts regularly |
| Best for | Studio operators, multi-position and group scenes |
| SKU | HQJS-013 |
How this studio gantry compares to a compact single-station frame
The choice is scale and coverage, not whether either holds a scene. This gantry spans a whole room for multi-point suspension, while our adjustable elm-wood pyramid frame is a compact single tie point for a corner or small room.
| Decision factor | This studio gantry | Compact pyramid frame |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Full-room, multi-point beam | Single adjustable tie point |
| Footprint | 261 cm wide, room-spanning | 70 cm cube, corner-friendly |
| Scenes supported | Multi-position and group play | One subject, tuned by height |
| Install | Semi-permanent room layout | Movable, light at 8.1 kg |
If you want a compact frame for a small space, the pyramid is the better fit. This gantry earns its place when you run a studio floor and need overhead coverage and multi-point suspension across the whole room.
Pairs well with
Frequently Asked Questions About the Studio Gantry Rack
What is a bondage frame?
A bondage frame is a structured tie-point and suspension system used by consenting adults during scene play. Also called a BDSM rack or bondage rack, it supports a range of restraint positions, integrates with rope and cuff systems, and is engineered for stability under dynamic load in private and studio spaces.
What makes a gantry different from a standard frame?
A gantry has a horizontal top beam supported by upright posts on both sides, creating a full-room overhead coverage area instead of a single localized tie point. This lets practitioners run multi-position scenes, move the subject along the beam, or hang more than one rig at once across the 261 cm span.
What room size do I need?
The gantry is 261 cm wide, 150 cm deep, and 240 cm tall, so plan for a room with at least 280 cm clear width and a 250 cm ceiling for safe installation. Studios commonly set the gantry into a permanent room layout with clear working space on all sides of the beam.
How much weight can this gantry hold?
The gantry weighs 49.1 kg and 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 specification. Pay special attention to the top beam under any suspension load.
Are accessories included with the rack?
No. This listing is the rack only, and any suspension hardware, chains, or restraints shown in the images are not included. You outfit the beam and uprights with your own rigging and restraint hardware, verified against the frame's load rating before use.
Can it support multiple rigs at once?
Yes. The multiple reinforced anchor points spread along the top beam let you hang concurrent rigs or move a subject along its length, which is the reason to choose a gantry over a single-post frame. Always confirm the combined load stays within the manufacturer-specified rating before each session.
How do I maintain a steel gantry?
Wipe the powder-coated steel with a damp cloth and mild cleaner between uses. Inspect every weld, bolt, and anchor point between sessions and tighten any loose hardware, paying close attention to the top beam under load. Store or keep the gantry in a dry environment to preserve the finish.
Building a full-room studio?
That is what our team is here for. We help studio operators confirm room width and ceiling clearance, plan anchoring and rigging around the beam, and coordinate a multi-piece install before they order.
