Built for Clubs
The Addie Balance Beam & Connector Bracket Combo gives coaches the flexibility to adapt beam setups for every level of athlete. This bundle makes it simple to extend your equipment options and maximize floor space.
Use the durable steel connector bracket to join two 8-ft Addie Beams into a stable 16-ft low beam-ideal for developing longer leaps, series connections, and tumbling progressions. The heavy-duty bracket provides a secure, aligned connection that holds up to repeated daily use in busy training environments.
This modular system supports program growth at every stage. Start with individual beams for beginner drills or preschool classes, then easily connect two for routines or stations requiring additional length.
Durable and stable, the Addie Balance Beam & Connector Bracket Combo delivers an adaptable system for creating versatile beam setups in any gym space.
Perfect for Home
The Addie Balance Beam & Connector Bracket Combo makes it easy to customize your beam setup as your athlete grows. Whether you’re starting fresh with two beams or adding on to one you already own, this bundle gives you everything you need to create a longer, more versatile training space.
Use the durable steel connector bracket to join two 8-ft Addie Beams into a stable 16-ft beam - perfect for practicing leaps, turns and tumbling passes that need a little extra beam length. The heavy-duty bracket ensures a secure connection, keeping both beams firmly aligned for safe, steady skill development.
This adaptable system is designed to grow with your gymnast. Shart with a single beam for early balance and coordination practice, then expand with the bracket and second beam when ready for bigger challenges.
The Addie Balance Beam & Connector Bracket Combo delivers professional quality feel in a home-friendly package - durable, stable and endlessly adaptable for every stage of training.
- Weight limit of user: 200 pounds when used as intended.
- Bracket measures 12-in x 5-in x 1-in]
- All hardware and tools are included.
- Suede covered bracket is aesthetically pleasing and durable.
- Assembled Addie Beams and Bracket must be used on a flat surface (spring floor is ok)
- Note: The Addie Beam Connector Bracket is designed to fit snuggly on the beams. When the bracket is removed it may leave a minor indentation in the suede of the Addie Beam. This is not visible from most angles and does not affect the safety or performance of the Addie Beam.
Tips for Use
- Use original Addie Beam legs when assembling the bracket. This combo is not compatible with Addie Beam Risers.
- Refer to the assembly instructions when assembling the bracket. Hardware requirements are slightly different with the bracket legs.
- Wooden spacers are used on the legs at the ends of the connected Addie Beams. When separating the beams, store these important pieces in a safe place!
Care and Cleaning
- Use a soft-bristled brush to clean debris from suede surfaces. Keep the bracket and hardware away from moisture that could damage the suede or cause rust on the bracket.
- Be sure to keep the wood spacers in a secure place as the Addie Beams will not be level without them.
- Inspect regularly and ensure that hardware is secure before use.
- The countersunk screws that originally come with the Addie Beam will NOT be used to assemble the Addie Beam Connector Bracket. Store these away for future use when disconnecting the Addie Beams to use individually.
Does the Addie Beam Connector Bracket work with the risers attached?
No, the Bracket is only compatible with the original legs of the Addie Beam.
What tools are needed to assemble the Addie Beam Connector Bracket?
Hex tools and hardware are provided with the bracket at time of purchase.
Will there be a gap between the beams when they are connected?
The tightening mechanism will draw both ends of the Addie Beams snugly together. There will be a small seam where they connect but testers were not bothered by this.
How do I know if the bracket is tight enough?
Tighten the cinch screw until the beams are snug with no gap. If the beams are over-tightened they will bow slightly at the ends. If this occurs, loosen the cinch screw a few turns.
Can I use the [Addie Beam Connector Bracket] with my beam if it’s not an Addie Beam?
No, the Bracket is only compatible with the Addie Beam.
I removed the Addie Beam Connector Bracket and now there is a dent in the Addie Beam where the bracket was. Will this affect the beam’s durability or performance?
The design of the Addie Beam Connector Bracket may squeeze the padding on the Addie Beam and leave a slight indentation. This is cosmetic only and will not affect the beams performance. Testers found the dent to be hardly visible over time.