Squat Racks

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Transform your Home Gym with our Premium Squat Racks

Are you ready to buy a new home gym squat rack or upgrade from your old one? With so many squat racks for sale online, making the right choice can be tough. Browsing through countless options and trying to choose based on a few pictures is even harder. A cheap squat rack can look just as good as a premium one in photos. After searching online, they all start to look the same. So, which one should you choose?

It's tempting to go for the cheapest option, but remember, price, quality, and accessibility rarely go hand in hand. Low prices often mean low quality but high availability, while high prices usually indicate high quality but limited accessibility.

This is where we excel.

Why Choose Our Squat Racks?

At Iron Bull Strength, we offer squat racks that strike the perfect balance between high quality, fair pricing, and accessibility. As a smaller company, we manufacture all our squat racks in-house, ensuring meticulous attention to detail and quality.

Handcrafted Excellence

Our squat racks are built by skilled craftspeople in our Canadian factory, not by machines. Each rack is hand-built from the ground up, taking dozens of hours to create the ultimate quality product. Every step of the process is carefully inspected to ensure top-notch quality.

Full Customization

Unlike mass-produced racks, we offer full customization—any color, any accessory. We make quick, frequent improvements to optimize every detail, ensuring you get a squat rack that is perfectly suited to your needs.

Is It Worth Buying a Squat Rack?

If your goal is to improve strength, a squat rack is definitely worth it! A squat rack is essential when you start lifting heavy, allowing you to get in a good, safe position to begin lifting heavier weights.

They’re not just for squats, either. They’re great for a range of exercises, such as bench press, shoulder press, lunges, and more. Some also have additional functionality, such as storage for a barbell and plates, pull-up bars, and even cables. If you’re serious about strength training, a squat rack is a must-have.

Browse our Types of Squat Racks

Made in North America

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Product Weight

160lb

200lb

300lb

300lb

Material

3x3in 11-gauge steel

3x3in 11-gauge steel

3x3in 11-gauge steel

3x3in 11-gauge steel

Hardware

5/8in diameter SAE Grade 5

5/8in diameter SAE Grade 5

5/8in diameter SAE Grade 5

5/8in diameter SAE Grade 5

Hole Spacing

Every 2" on all faces

Every 2" on all faces

Every 2" on all faces

Every 2" on all faces

Numbered Uprights

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Weight Storage

Optional

Included

Included

Included

Coating

Powder Coating

Powder Coating

Powder Coating

Powder Coating

Footprint

48x48in

48x48in

48x48in

Adjustable with Options

Capacity

1000lb+

1000lb+

1000lb+

1000lb+

Modular

No

No

No

No

Attachments

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Color Option

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Height Option

81, 87, 93, 99, 105, 111 inches

81, 87, 93, 99, 105, 111 inches

81, 87, 93, 99, 105, 111 inches

78, 84, 90, 96, 102, 108 inches

Base

Free Standing

Free Standing

Free Standing

Bolted to the Floor

Determine the squat rack you need

This can get confusing for some people, as there are many different types of racks. Do they do different things or are they different names for the same thing? Here’s a quick breakdown:

Squat Stand

Folding squat racks are an excellent choice for gyms with limited space. Their design lets them conveniently store away after use, maximizing space efficiency for wall-mounted squat racks.

This type of wall squat rack is particularly beneficial for home gyms where floor area needs to be freed up for other activities when the fold up squat rack is not in use.

Squat rack

A standard Olympic squat rack is an ideal compromise, balancing spatial efficiency and functionality. It provides ample versatility to facilitate various exercises yet remains compact enough not to overpower a room.

This adjustable squat rack type is well-suited for lifters and experienced athletes, supporting any lifting exercise requiring an Olympic squat rack.

For those considering adding a squatting rack to their gym setup, it's important to assess both the dimensions of your available space and the specific measurements of the rack itself.

Half Rack

When adding a half rack to your gym, consider the space it needs carefully, as it occupies more room than other racks due to its design.

This investment in space is well justified, as half racks stand out for their versatility, supporting customization options with numerous attachments like dip bars and pull-up bars.

In addition, a half squat rack can help you organize your home gym space effectively by providing built-in storage for weight plates, barbells, and attachments, keeping everything within easy reach. Making ours one of the best half racks for home gyms.

What to Consider When Buying a Squat Rack

In addition to deciding on the type of rack you need, you should also consider price, weight capacity, plate storage, and rack accessories. Make sure you choose the option that meets your needs and consider your future needs as well. You should also think about anything else you may need for the exercises you want to perform, such as a bench, barbell, or plates.

Why Buy From Us?

Buying a squat rack is an investment, and we’re here to help ensure you’re happy with your purchase. Our knowledgeable support team can answer any questions you have to ensure you get the best option for you. We only manufacture items that meet our high standards, so you can be sure you’re getting a quality product.

We ship from our Canadian factory to all over North America. And it's free! Build your dream home gym with us!