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Home > York Barbell Matte Black STS Commercial Low Seated Row 300 lb Weight Stack

York Barbell Matte Black STS Commercial Low Seated Row 300 lb Weight Stack

York Barbell Matte Black STS Commercial Low Seated Row 300 lb Weight Stack York Barbell Matte Black STS Commercial Low Seated Row 300 lb Weight Stack
$2,050.00
YORK BARBELL
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Seated Row Machine—Elite Back Strength


In a market racing toward faster results and smarter training, the Seated Row Machine delivers calm, repeatable power. It anchors posture, builds a denser back, and restores confidence under controlled load. Precision geometry keeps you centered; constant cable tension keeps muscles honest. Step in, lock the feet, and drive elbows back—clean lines, clean results. For home gyms, studios, and high-traffic facilities, this is the quiet workhorse that outlasts trends and accelerates progress.


Seated Row Machine performance & form

The Seated Row Machine targets lats, rhomboids, mid-traps, rear delts, and spinal stabilizers with a joint-friendly path. Neutral or pronated grips shift emphasis; a slight torso lean and tall chest sharpen lat engagement. Full range—with a proud chest and packed shoulders—maximizes hypertrophy while reducing lower-back strain. Compared with free-weight rows, guided resistance maintains tension without axial load, supporting strength, posture, and scapular control for athletes and everyday lifters alike.


Seated Row Machine grip choices

Wide grips invite mid-back density; close and neutral grips build deep lat thickness. Single-arm pulls expose imbalances and refine symmetry. Use a smooth tempo, pause at the peak, and drive elbows, not wrists.


Seated Row Machine comfort & access

A step-through design removes barriers to entry for beginners, seniors, and rehab users. The large diamond-plate footplate locks foot position and stabilizes the pelvis so every rep tracks true. The rubber-covered attachment rest protects finishes and speeds handle swaps—use neutral, wide, rope, or single-D options to match programs and populations.


Seated Row Machine craft & materials

Built for years of daily use, this unit integrates aircraft-quality cable rated at 4,200 lb tensile strength for smooth, secure pulls under demanding volume. Heavy-duty framing and premium coatings resist chips and corrosion in humid or high-traffic spaces. The result: frictionless motion today, the same feel next season, and a finish that still looks showroom-new.


Seated Row Machine specs & options

Dimensions are dialed for stability and access: 72” (L) × 30 1/4” (W) × 90” (H). Choose a 250 lb or 300 lb weight stack to match users and programming. Select finishes in white, silver, or black for a clean aesthetic across luxury homes and commercial floors. Shipping weight is 650 lbs.; shipping dimensions are 94 × 30 × 25 in. The generous footprint of 94 × 30 × 25 in supports confident, repeatable setup and safe movement.


Seated Row Machine programming

Hypertrophy: 3–4 sets × 8–12, 2–3 sec eccentrics. Strength: 4–5 sets × 4–6 with longer rests. Rehab or post-travel: 2–3 sets × 12–15 with pauses at peak contraction. Pair with lat pulldowns or chest-supported rows for balanced upper-back development.


Seated Row Machine installation & service

Headquartered in Tennessee, we provide responsive support, coordinated logistics, and guidance from order to first pull. Enjoy nationwide USA and Canada-wide shipping with options for white-glove installation. Hyper-local fulfillment and service are available across the Greater Toronto Area, Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, Mississauga, Ancaster, Dundas, and Stoney Creek. Tight hallways or elevator access? We plan routing with 94 × 30 × 25 in crate dimensions and professional handling.


Seated Row Machine home & rehab use

For home fitness, the machine’s guided path enables consistent practice without spotters. For clinics and return-to-play environments, the stable setup, adjustable handles, and controlled tempo support posture retraining and scapular rhythm work. Coaches love the simplicity; clients love the confidence it builds. Results compound when the path is this clean.


Seated Row Machine key features

✅ Step-through, low-profile access
✅ Diamond-plate footplate stability
✅ 4,200 lb aircraft-grade cable
✅ Smooth, constant-tension pull
✅ Rubber-covered attachment rest
✅ 250 lb / 300 lb weight stacks
✅ Heavy-duty, chip-resistant finish
✅ White, Silver, or Black options
✅ Commercial-quiet operation
✅ Built for home or facility use


Seated Row Machine FAQs

What muscles does it train most? Lats, rhomboids, mid-traps, and rear delts—with core engagement for posture and spinal control.
Is it safer than free weights for my back? The guided path reduces spinal loading and helps maintain neutral alignment while you build strength.
Which grip is best? Neutral for lats and joint comfort; wide for mid-back density. Rotate handles to match goals and shoulders.
How heavy should I go? Use loads that allow full control and a chest-proud finish. Select 250 lb for general users or 300 lb for advanced strength.
Does it fit my space? Yes—measure for 72” × 30 1/4” × 90” clearance and plan delivery with 94 × 30 × 25 in shipping dimensions.
Is it right for seniors or rehab? The step-through design and stable footplate support safe, progressive training with coach or clinician guidance.
Do you ship to my region? Yes—USA nationwide and Canada nationwide, with local support across Tennessee and key Ontario communities.
Can I see finishes and options? Explore the full experience at Hamilton Home Fitness, or speak with our team for tailored recommendations.


Lead with certainty. The Seated Row Machine delivers the disciplined tension, posture support, and premium finish that modern programs demand. For homes, studios, and high-performance facilities, it’s the unshakable backbone of smarter back training. Configure your stack, choose your finish, and schedule delivery today with Hamilton Home Fitness.


Additional information

Shipping Weight650 lbs
Shipping Dimensions94 × 30 × 25 in
Color

White, Silver, Black

Weight Stack

250 lb weight stack, 300 lb weight stack

Footprint94 x 30 x 25 in

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