Retractable Power Rack
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The Retractable Power Rack makes a good addition to any home/garage gym. The rack retracts for easy storage and includes a pull up bar and squat rack. If you're tight on space you can unfold to use and stow away when you're done.
It's a type of upright drilling that places holes close together in the bench press area, allowing for very granular control of bar placement.
Are there extensions for the retractable rack so it can extend farther from the wall than 25 inches when in use?
No, that is as far as the rack extends and we don't have a way for it to extend farther.
Is the depth of the retractable power rack sufficient for kipping pull ups, muscle ups and butterflies for someone 5'8"?
Not typically as the rack tends to be fairly shallow.
Are the uprights supposed to rest on the ground when extended or are they intended to hover above the ground?
They should be resting on the ground when fully extended.
Can any rack be converted to a foldable / retractable rack?
It is usually not possible to convert a regular rack to one that is retractable, due to how each rack is constructed.
United StatesDid the setup completely solo, although I wouldn't recommend if you can get help. Took around 2 hours .Relatively simple. Found a setup video on Fringe's youtube channel. Followed it and had zero issues.
United StatesI've had this retractable rack for about 4 years and very happy with it. It takes up less space in my garage.
USWorks great
USThe set up was relatively easy but still took time to try to decipher all of the help videos online. Once it's all set up it is perfect for a garage gym! I have had no problems with holding all the weight I need. It's a little loud if you set it up against a wall that has an interior wall on the opposite side so keep that in mind. Overall I'm super happy with it!
USI think fold-able racks are inherently hard to put up. But with time on my side I was able put this thing up in a day. We have almost a 3in difference between our wall and a cinder bock foundation we needed to bolt the bottom to. Fringe even included wall anchors which worked well. Also our floor is sloped so I needed to pay attention to the spot the pads would make contact with the floor. I literally would put it together and then take it apart to get the right measurements. Did this so many times I lost count. I did the right side first and then built the left side level to it. Thinking I would have to shim the left side. After I was done both sides worked great. No shims. Even full on power racks usually have to have shims most the time. Nothing is truly straight. We have been using it for a few weeks and I love it. Well built. The locking pins slide right in and it only takes me 30sec to set up. I will be getting a lot of use out of this rack. I'm ordering the spotter arms. Only thing I wish for is a pullup bar that would jut further out so I can do toes to bar or kipping pull ups.
