Behind our panels
What we put on the wall and why
We build music boxing machines and striking panels that hang on a wall instead of sitting on the floor. Everything here runs on a Bluetooth link from your phone, controls on the front face, and lights that set the pace.
Machines and pads for flat walls
We build the wall machine and the striking panel. You will not find heavy bags on our shelves, and we do not build floor stands, metal racks, hanging chains, or gym clothes. Some machines come with a pair of gloves packed inside the box to match the person striking it, but gloves are not something we sell on their own. The work here stays on the wall.
Hanging without tools or brackets
A drill stays in the toolbox. Our machines hold to drywall or plaster using adhesive hook and loop strips. There is no bracket to screw into studs and no metal frame to level. Where you press the strips against the wall sets the exact height of the face. If someone shorter steps up, the machine comes down and goes back up lower on strips pressed to meet their reach.
Rooms with wall space and little floor
Most people who open our boxes have a narrow hallway in an apartment, a spare wall at the end of a bedroom, or a tight corner in a garage. A floor bag takes up half the room, but a wall panel takes almost none. Many people order a machine thinking it is only for their kid, then pair their own phone later that evening to blow off steam from a rough day.
How we split what we make
The catalog keeps things simple across our shelves. You will find music boxing machines in dark or ivory shells with front controls, striking pads with thickened material and responsive chips, reaction training panels built with four distinct target zones to test your reach, and family sets carrying two full machines in one box so two people can work side by side.