If you already own a Body-Solid power rack or half rack, a Body-Solid functional trainer attachment turns that rack into a full cable station without the footprint of a standalone functional trainer. This guide covers what's available beyond the GFT100 — from a single-stack rack attachment to a full Pro ClubLine cable crossover — so you can pick the right cable system for the space and budget you actually have.
Whether you're bolting a functional trainer onto an existing power rack or building a dedicated cable station from scratch, Body-Solid's commercial line covers a wide range of configurations. Below we break down five real options: two rack-mounted attachments, a dual cable column, a full cable crossover, and a Series 2 lat/mid-row machine.
GPRFT Functional Trainer Attachment
Price: $1,495 | Weight Capacity: 600 lbs. | Product Weight: 190 lbs. | Footprint: 77"L x 74"W x 81.25"H
The GPRFT Functional Trainer Attachment is the entry point into cable training for anyone who already has a compatible Body-Solid power rack. It's a rack attachment rather than a standalone unit, which keeps the price down and the footprint tight — a real advantage if your gym space is already built around a rack and you don't want to carve out room for a second machine.
Because it's a fixed-pulley attachment rather than a weight-stack unit, the GPRFT is built for cable work using plates or resistance you supply through the rack setup, not a self-contained stack. That makes it the lightest-duty (and lightest-cost) option on this list, best suited to home gyms and light commercial spaces adding cable functionality to an existing rack rather than commercial facilities running high daily volume.
Best for: home gym owners and light commercial spaces who already have a compatible rack and want to add cable functionality without buying a second machine.
GPRFTS Functional Trainer Attachment with Weight Stacks
Price: $2,795 | Weight Stacks: Two 210 lb. stacks, 2:1 ratio | Product Weight: 625 lbs. | Footprint: 77"L x 74"W
The GPRFTS is the self-contained step up from the GPRFT: it adds two dedicated 210 lb. weight stacks at a 2:1 pulley ratio directly to the attachment, so you're not relying on external plates to load it. That's a meaningful jump in usability for anyone running back-to-back sets or training multiple people through a session, since stack pins are faster to adjust than loading and unloading plates.
At 625 lbs. of product weight, this is a serious commercial-grade attachment, not a light accessory. It still mounts to a compatible rack rather than standing alone, so the same footprint efficiency applies — you're adding true dual-stack functional trainer capability without the floor space a standalone cable crossover requires.
Best for: commercial facilities or serious home gyms that want dual weight-stack convenience without dedicating floor space to a separate machine.
SDC2000G Pro ClubLine Dual Cable Column
Price: starting at $2,071 (range $2,171–$2,363) | Weight Stack: 160 lb. multi-stack | Dimensions: 44"L x 46"W x 82.5"H
The SDC2000G Pro ClubLine Dual Cable Column is a standalone unit — no rack required. Its 2"x4" high-tensile steel mainframe and compact 44"x46" footprint make it one of the smallest true cable stations in the Body-Solid commercial catalog, which matters if you're working with a smaller studio or a garage gym that can't dedicate rack space to an attachment.
The 160 lb. multi-stack is lighter than the GPRFTS's dual 210 lb. stacks, which puts the SDC2000G in a different training category: it's built for cable isolation work, functional movement patterns, and rehab-style training rather than heavy compound lifting. That's a fair trade for the compact, freestanding format and the backing of Body-Solid's full commercial/lifetime warranty.
Best for: studios and home gyms that want a dedicated, freestanding cable station without rack-mounting complexity.
SCC1200G Pro ClubLine Cable Crossover, Silver Finish
Price: starting at $3,106 (range $3,206–$3,413) | Product Weight: 672.2 lbs. | Footprint: 35" x 156" x 91"
The SCC1200G Pro ClubLine Cable Crossover is the full commercial cable crossover in this lineup — a dramatically larger footprint (156" wide) than anything else covered here, built for facilities that need multiple people training on cables simultaneously across a wide range of angles and heights. This is the option that most directly answers "I need a real cable crossover, not a compact substitute."
At 672.2 lbs. of product weight and a full commercial/lifetime warranty, the SCC1200G is engineered for continuous commercial use: gyms, studios, and training facilities running high daily traffic. It's overkill for a single-user home gym, but for a facility replacing or adding a crossover station, it's a straightforward, well-specced choice from an authorized dealer.
Best for: commercial gyms and training facilities that need a full-size, multi-angle cable crossover station.
S2LATX Series 2 Lat and Mid-Row
Price: starting at $3,375 (range $3,475–$3,705) | Weight Stack: 160 lb. | Product Weight: 405 lbs. | Dimensions: 88" x 34" x 87"
The S2LATX Series 2 Lat and Mid-Row isn't a functional trainer or crossover — it's a dedicated selectorized cable machine focused on lat pulldown and mid-row movement patterns. We're including it here because it fills the gap between the freeform functional trainers above and a single-purpose back machine: if your programming leans heavily on pulling movements and you already have crossover or functional-trainer coverage elsewhere, the S2LATX adds targeted, stack-based back training without competing for the same floor space as a crossover.
Like the rest of the Series 2 line, it's built on a commercial mainframe with a full commercial/lifetime warranty, and its 160 lb. stack is calibrated for controlled, repeatable back work rather than max-effort loading.
Best for: facilities that want dedicated, selectorized lat and mid-row training alongside their functional trainer or crossover setup.
Quick Comparison Chart
| Model | Price | Key Spec | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPRFT | $1,495 | 600 lb. capacity, rack attachment | Adding cables to an existing rack, low cost |
| GPRFTS | $2,795 | Dual 210 lb. stacks, 2:1 ratio | Self-contained dual-stack rack attachment |
| SDC2000G | From $2,071 | 160 lb. multi-stack, compact 44"x46" footprint | Freestanding compact cable station |
| SCC1200G | From $3,106 | 672.2 lb. unit, 156" wide footprint | Full commercial cable crossover |
| S2LATX | From $3,375 | 160 lb. stack, lat/mid-row focus | Dedicated back training station |
For context, home-gym brands like REP and Bells of Steel typically sit in the sub-$2,500 range. Body-Solid's commercial line, including the options above, is built to a different standard — heavier steel, full commercial warranties, and components designed for daily facility use rather than occasional home training. If you're comparing on spec sheet alone, it's worth weighing warranty coverage and build weight, not just sticker price.
Why Buy From Everything Gyms?
Everything Gyms is an authorized Body-Solid dealer, and every unit above ships direct from Body-Solid's warehouse near Chicago — no third-party markup, no guesswork on lead times. We offer free shipping nationwide, a price match guarantee if you find a better verified price elsewhere, and the full manufacturer warranty on every product, backed by our own support if you need help with fitment or setup questions before you order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a Body-Solid functional trainer attachment as good as a standalone functional trainer?
For most home and light-commercial use, yes — attachments like the GPRFT and GPRFTS deliver real cable-based functional training in a fraction of the footprint, provided you already have a compatible rack to mount them to.
How does a functional trainer compare to a cable crossover machine?
A functional trainer (like the GPRFT/GPRFTS) is typically built for a wider range of unilateral and functional movement patterns in a compact space, while a cable crossover like the SCC1200G is a larger, fixed station designed for multiple simultaneous users and a broader range of angles.
What's the best functional trainer for a home gym on this list?
For most home gyms, the GPRFT offers the lowest cost of entry if you already own a compatible rack, while the GPRFTS is the better choice if you want dual weight stacks built in.
How do the weight stacks compare across these cable machines?
The SDC2000G and S2LATX both use 160 lb. stacks, the GPRFTS uses dual 210 lb. stacks at a 2:1 ratio, and the GPRFT relies on external loading rather than a built-in stack.
Is the GPRFT functional trainer attachment compatible with any Body-Solid power rack?
The GPRFT and GPRFTS are designed as rack attachments; check compatibility with your specific rack model before ordering, or contact us and we'll help confirm fitment.
Ready to Add Cable Training?
Whether you're outfitting a home gym with a compact GPRFT functional trainer attachment or building out a full commercial cable station with the SCC1200G cable crossover, Everything Gyms has the real Body-Solid catalog in stock and ready to ship. Browse the full lineup, including the GPRFTS, SDC2000G, and S2LATX, and reach out if you need help matching a cable system to your existing setup.