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What To Know About The Commercial Independent Squat Stand
What can you do if you have a big squat and bench, but not a lot of space? Enter the OneFitWonder Commercial Indy Squat Rack. This squat rack is independent - it is built in two pieces for ease of storage and movement. But don't worry- it's made of heavy gauge powder-coated steel that is rated to take any weight you throw at it. Plus, this indy squat rack includes caster wheels for easy movement, and "bench" hole spacing.
Independent two piece squat racks are a great solution for cramped garages and boxes, or any gym where you need to move the squat racks frequently.
Dimensions
22" X 28" X 72"
Material & Finish
11-gauge steel with a matte black powder coat finish
Weight
97lbs
Weight Capacity
1,000lbs
Hole Size
5/8"
Upright Size
2" X 3"
Warranty
1 Year Warranty
Product ID
7705
The Best Squat Rack For Your Garage Gym
So you've decided to pull the trigger and start outfitting your garage into a home gym. Great! However, now comes the task of figuring out how best to use the space you have while still making sure your new home gym can deliver and be the type of training space that you need.
We've taken a look at several squat racks and have concluded that for these three reasons, the Commercial Independent Squat Rack is our top choice for a garage gym squat rack.
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I have a garage with a sloped floor and looked at different ways to install a squat rack while trying not to build a lifting platform. Concrete and a horse stall mat are a decent enough platform. I saw these and love the versatility as well as the ability to store them out of the way easily. Everything works exactly as advertised. They're not QUITE as sturdy as I'd like, but they're only 50 lbs each so keep your expectations reasonable. The solution, and it works perfectly for my use case, is to get one of the 2"x3" plate storage rack pins. Once you load 100 lbs or so on each stand then they become rock solid. I don't squat or bench tons of weight, so they're plenty stable for my purposes now. The metal is high grade and the welds are holding up very well. There's no way I'd mount the safety spotter arms and expect them to do anything if I had to bail on a lift but that's why I have bumper plates and the horse stall mats. I normally leave one or two reps in reserve anyway so these stands are great for my purposes. I'm actually going to buy a few extra junk 45 lb plates just to leave stored on the stand. The only problem then is that by the time I buy a few hundred pounds of ballast then I'd have been better off just figuring out a lifting platform.... Oh well.... I'm still quite happy with the product.
This gear is ultra-heavy duty commercial grade and built for use. The Indy squat racks are perfect for my 8x8 space. I bought the incline bench for incline press, etc. Highly recommended products!
Easy assembly, took about 20 minutes total by myself in the garage. The uprights are heavy and rock solid, which was my first check given that the nature of an independent squat rack can make it unstable by nature. I threw on a 70-lb sandbag onto each side to keep it from sliding on my floors when I re-rack squats. I love that the footprint is small - it fits in the back of my garage and I can still park my car in front of it, and I just back out the vehicle when I lift. Would definitely recommend if you don't have the space for a more traditional squat rack.
Bought this to use outside when I realized I'd never get our garage cleaned after moving. After leaving it outside for over a year in the elements, (California, so not too bad) this thing is still solid as ever. Ive left it out in the rain a few times + super hot 100+ degree days and it's sturdy as ****. It's my favorite piece of equipment.
Perfect for small gym space. Quality is great. Stands are stable and hold up well with no rust issues being in the Florida.
Required By California Law - WARNING: This product may have materials, which are known to the State Of California, that can cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information, California Prop 65: https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/
