Description
GF-1050 Short Power Rack Home Gym
Our power rack is designed to fit under your budget and under your ceiling. At 72″ tall, it’s a great power rack to put in a spare bedroom or basement / garage gym. At a weight capacity of 700 lbs, it can handle more weight than most of us will ever lift – but do it while still feeling solid and safe. Weight storage pegs on the back add to the utility and stability. Â Safeties with a chrome coating, and -updated- J-cups with plastic covering that give this power rack an awesome look and finish.
Specs
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- Â Â Â Â Â 72″(height) x 48″(width) x 48″(depth) – 58″ wide at rear bottom brace
- 26″ depth inside to inside, 44″ wide inside to inside
- 2×2″ steel
- Plastic lined j-cups to protect bar knurl
- 2″ hole spacing throughout working area
- 1.25″ and 2″ Pull up bars
- Numbered uprights every 5th hole
- Extra bar holders on the front of safeties, great for pressing outside the rack
- 2 Weight horns on rear base for storage and added stability
- 700lb weight capacity
- 400lb pull up bar capacity
- Â Â Â Â Â 72″(height) x 48″(width) x 48″(depth) – 58″ wide at rear bottom brace
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William Martel –
Good power rack for beginners. It’s sturdy and has everything you need to begin weightlifting. It has j-hooks, safety bars and built in weight horns on the back. I recommend putting several heavy plates there for stability. If it’s not enough you can always buy other attachments for it like dip bars, weight storage horns. Assembly wasn’t that difficult.
rogermtb88 –
Good quality rack. Got it for the height as the taller one didn’t clear my basement ceiling.