What size cockpit do I need?
A GT-style rig like the GT1 Evo fits in roughly 150×60cm of floor space. The P1X Pro is similar but heavier-built. Measure your room including space to get in and out — and check door widths for delivery.
Category / UK collection
A proper cockpit is what turns a collection of peripherals into a simulator. Aluminium-profile rigs are the gold standard: infinitely adjustable, rock solid under direct drive torque, and upgradeable for years.
We stock the Sim-Lab range and everything needed to complete it — seats, monitor mounts, keyboard trays and motion-ready brackets.
Curated range
Compare the leading options, then open any product for full details.
Expert selection
A GT-style rig like the GT1 Evo fits in roughly 150×60cm of floor space. The P1X Pro is similar but heavier-built. Measure your room including space to get in and out — and check door widths for delivery.
Yes, if you choose the right frame. The P1X Pro is the popular base for Qubic System and D-BOX motion upgrades because of its 160×40 profile strength.
Buying guide
Best Sim Racing Cockpit — UK Buying Guide
How to choose the best sim racing cockpit or rig in the UK: aluminium profile vs tube frame, direct drive rigidity, GT vs formula position, and space requirements.
Comparison
Playseat vs Next Level Racing (and when to go aluminium)
Playseat vs Next Level Racing cockpits compared with aluminium profile rigs (Sim-Lab, Simagic, Moza): rigidity, direct drive suitability, adjustability and UK price.
Comparison
Sim-Lab GT1 Evo vs P1X Pro
Sim-Lab GT1 Evo vs P1X Pro compared: profile size, rigidity for direct drive, seating position, upgrades and price. Which Sim-Lab cockpit suits your UK sim racing setup?
Buying guide
Best Sim Racing Setup Under £1,000 (UK)
The best complete sim racing setup under £1,000 in the UK: direct drive wheelbase, load cell pedals, cockpit and wheel recommendations with realistic UK prices.