About this item
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Complete boxing ring built for daily gym training and fight events — includes frame, platform, ropes, custom canvas, and corner pads.
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Three ring styles: Elevated (raised platform with steps), Lowboy (shorter platform for average ceilings), and Floor (bolted down or freestanding).
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Custom ring sizes from 12 ft to 28 ft square (16 to 20 ft standard competition range, up to 24 ft commission sizes, and up to 28 ft custom builds).
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Your gym name, club colors, and unlimited sponsor/logo artwork printed on the canvas and matched across pads and skirts.
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Over 25 years of manufacturing experience — direct factory support, quote, and branding mockup before production.
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Shipped across the USA from Yonkers, New York, with matching dressing accessories made by one manufacturer.
Custom manufactured for your specifications
FREE delivery
Production time: typically 1–3 weeks
Ships worldwide
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Add your logo and specifications below. Our team will contact you to confirm details before production.
Shipper / Seller: Boxing Deck
Returns: 3 Months Warranty
Payment: Secure transaction
Product Description
Boxing Deck supplies custom boxing rings and ring dressings to gyms, clubs and promoters across the USA. We have more than 25 years of manufacturing experience, and every ring we make is sized to your space and finished with your own colors and logo. Whether you are opening a new gym or setting up for fight night, you will find everything for the ring in one place.
Tell us your ring size, how you plan to use it and the look you want. We will come back with a quote and a mockup of your branding, so you can see the finished ring before it is made.
Our Complete Boxing Ring
Our complete boxing ring is built for daily gym use and for events. It comes together with a custom canvas and corner pads in your colors, so the ring looks finished the day it arrives. You choose the size, the colors and the branding, and we handle the rest.
- Built to your size: ring sizes from 12 ft to 28 ft square, so it fits a small training room or a full event hall.
- Your branding: gym name, logo and sponsor artwork printed on the canvas, and matched across pads and skirts.
- Made for heavy use: designed to withstand daily sparring, setup and takedown, not just a single event.
- Matching accessories: every dressing piece below is made to fit the ring, so colors and logos line up.
Prefer to keep your current frame? You can dress an existing ring with our complete boxing ring dressing kit instead.
Types of Boxing Rings: Which One Fits Your Gym?
Before you order, it helps to know the three main ring styles. The right one depends on your space, your ceiling height and whether you train or compete.
- Elevated boxing rings sit on a raised platform with steps. This is the classic competition setup, with the best visibility for the crowd and the judges. It needs a larger footprint and more ceiling height, so it suits clubs, venues and promoters.
- Lowboy boxing rings use a much shorter platform. You still get a real ring feel for sparring, but with far less height to plan for. They are a popular choice for training gyms with average ceilings.
- Floor boxing rings sit at or close to floor level and are either bolted down or set up freestanding. They are the simplest way to add a full-size ring to a gym, and a freestanding version can be moved without drilling into the floor.
Not sure which suits you? Send us your room dimensions and we will point you in the right direction.
Boxing Ring Size Guide
Ring size is measured as a square between the ropes. Professional boxing rings are usually between 16 and 20 ft per side, and 20 ft is the most common. Some state commissions allow rings up to 24 ft, and they can set their own rules for how far the platform extends past the ropes. If you are hosting sanctioned bouts, check with your sanctioning body or state athletic commission before you order.
| Ring size | Best for |
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| 12 to 14 ft | Small gyms, youth classes and pad work |
| 16 ft | Compact gyms and amateur sparring |
| 18 ft | All-round gym ring and amateur bouts |
| 20 ft | Professional bouts and the most common competition size |
| 22 to 24 ft | Large venues and events with specific commission rules |
| Up to 28 ft | Large custom builds and multi-purpose facilities |
Remember to leave space around the ring for the apron, steps and people moving around it. A bigger ring is not always better, because it also needs more room for corners, coaches and officials. Our guide on how to measure a boxing ring for a custom canvas walks you through it step by step.
Dress Your Ring with Custom Boxing Ring Accessories
A ring is only as good as what goes on it. Every piece below is made to order, can carry your logo and is sized to match your ring. See the full range on our boxing ring accessories page.
- Custom boxing ring canvas: heavy-duty, logo printed, from 12x12 to 28x28 ft. Buying in the States? See our boxing ring canvas in the USA.
- Boxing ring skirts: a clean, wrinkle-free finish with your gym or sponsor logos along the apron.
- Rope covers: full custom or traditional colors, available from 8 ft to 30 ft.
- Corner pads: padded protection for every corner, in your colors.
- Turnbuckle covers: full protection for the metal turnbuckles.
- Turnbuckle wraps: padded wrap-around sets for 3-rope and 4-rope rings.
- Post covers: padded post pads with logo printing.
- Rope separators: Velcro-fastened separators that keep the ropes evenly spaced.
- Ring underlay: 15mm and 20mm shock-absorbing foam under the canvas.
- Toblerone pads: triangular sponsor pads for the ring edges.
- Round cards: custom round number cards for fight nights.
- Complete dressing kit: the whole set in one matching package.
How to Choose the Right Boxing Ring?
- Measure your space. Add room around the ring for the apron, steps and corners, not just the ring itself.
- Check your ceiling height. Elevated rings need the most height. Lowboy and floor rings suit lower rooms.
- Decide how you will use it. Fight nights call for an elevated ring. Daily training works well with a lowboy or floor ring.
- Think about moving it. Bolted floor rings are permanent. Freestanding and lowboy rings can be taken down and moved.
- Plan the branding early. Choose your colors, logo and sponsors up front, so canvas, pads and skirts are ordered together and match.
Need more ideas for your setup? Read our boxing ring equipment checklist for a new gym and the guide to essential boxing ring accessories.
Why Gyms and Promoters Choose Boxing Deck
We are a manufacturer, not a reseller, and we have spent more than 25 years making boxing ring products. That means you deal directly with the people who make your ring, and details such as logo placement, color matching and fit are handled before production, not after.
- Custom everything: your logo, your colors and your sizes, with unlimited logos on canvas at no extra cost.
- Matching sets: canvas, skirts, pads and covers are made by one manufacturer, helping ensure a consistent look.
- Real projects: browse rings we have dressed in our Our Work gallery.
- Customer feedback: read what gyms and promoters say on our reviews page, or learn more about us.
How Ordering Works
- Send your details. Share the ring size, type and what you want on it, plus your logo.
- Get your quote and mockup. We send pricing and a preview of your branding.
- Approve the design and we will begin production.
- Delivery. Your ring and accessories are shipped to your gym or venue.
Get a Boxing Ring Quote
Ready to build your ring? Tell us the size, type and branding you want, and we will send a quote and a mockup. Call us on +1 (917) 437-8058, message us on WhatsApp, or use our contact page. We are based in Yonkers, New York, and we ship across the USA.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products and services
How much does a boxing ring cost?
What size boxing ring do I need for my gym?
What is the difference between elevated, lowboy and floor boxing rings?
Can I add my gym logo to the ring?
Can I dress a ring I already own?
Do you ship boxing rings across the USA?
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How do I measure my ring for a canvas?
