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Commercial Half Power Rack | 300kg Squat Rack with Storage
In Stock
Australian Stock
300kg Rated
Ships Australia-Wide
Fits 2.4m Ceilings
Commercial Half Power Rack 300kg Capacity — Engineered for Australian Garage Gyms and PT Studios
The Commercial Half Power Rack is a purpose-built lifting station for serious home gym owners, personal trainers, and small studio operators who want the stability of a full power cage without the footprint. At 2303mm tall, it is specifically engineered to fit comfortably under a standard 2.4m Australian garage ceiling — a compromise that many imported racks simply do not account for.
Built from 60mm x 60mm structural-grade steel, this is not a rack to outgrow. The uprights are laser-cut with 26mm holes at 50mm spacing, giving you fine-tuned adjustment for squats, bench press, overhead press, and every compound lift in between. The 595mm extended spotter arms provide a genuine fail-safe for solo training, not just a token safety feature. If you are comparing this to lighter-gauge alternatives or basic squat stands, the structural difference is immediately apparent.
Read on for the full specification breakdown, what is included, exercise capability, and honest pros and cons to help you decide whether this rack suits your training setup.
300kg
Load Capacity
60mm
Upright Section
595mm
Spotter Arm Depth
2303mm
Standing Height
What Is Included
J-Hooks (Pair)
Heavy-duty barbell cradles with protective inserts to guard your bar's knurling
Safety Spotter Arms (Pair)
595mm depth — designed for solo lifting with a genuine catch zone
Pull-Up Bar
32mm diameter, rated to 150kg user capacity, integrated into the top frame
Weight Plate Storage Horns (x2)
45mm diameter horns to store bumper or standard plates neatly on the rack
Assembly Hardware and Manual
All bolts, washers, and fixings included with a step-by-step assembly guide
Floor Anchor Bolt Points
Pre-drilled base feet for optional floor bolting on concrete or timber subfloors
What Sets This Rack Apart
60 x 60mm Structural Steel Uprights
2.0mm wall thickness — the same section size used in commercial gym environments
300kg Load-Tested Capacity
Independently rated — not a manufacturer estimate based on static testing alone
595mm Extended Spotter Arms
Long enough to catch a failed squat or bench press from any point in the lift
Laser-Cut 26mm Holes at 50mm Spacing
Fine adjustment increments for dialling in exact bar height — no compromise positions
2303mm Engineered Height
Designed specifically for 2.4m Australian garage ceilings, not adapted from overseas specs
1200mm Internal Width
Sized for a standard 7-foot Olympic barbell — sleeves clear the uprights during re-racking
Integrated Pull-Up Bar
32mm diameter grips — suitable for pull-ups, chin-ups, and hanging core work
Powder-Coated Finish
Durable black coating over the full frame for corrosion resistance and appearance
Elongated Base Frame (1845mm)
Wide footprint provides freestanding stability without floor bolting in most applications
Integrated Plate Storage Horns
Two 45mm horns keep the gym floor clear and plates accessible during training
Build Quality Note: The uprights on this rack use 60 x 60mm steel at 2.0mm wall thickness — a meaningful step above the 50 x 50mm or thinner-walled steel common in budget power racks. The base frame uses 50 x 70mm rectangular tubing, which provides lateral bracing and resistance to front-to-back rocking under heavy loads. The 1845mm base length is longer than most racks in this class, which reduces the need for floor anchoring during standard use. For permanent installs on concrete flooring, the pre-drilled anchor points make securing the rack straightforward.
Freestanding Stability — What to Expect
- 1845mm elongated base provides a wide stance that resists tipping under normal training loads
- 50 x 70mm base tubing adds rigidity that thinner rectangular sections cannot match
- Pre-drilled anchor holes allow floor bolting to concrete or timber for permanent installations
- 300kg rated frame — the structural capacity comfortably exceeds what most lifters will ever load
- Well-suited for solo training without a spotter when spotter arms are correctly positioned
Exercises You Can Perform
Legs and Glutes
- Barbell Back Squat
- Barbell Front Squat
- Box Squat
- Pause Squat
- Good Morning
- Barbell Hip Thrust (with J-hooks as anchor)
- Split Squat / Bulgarian Split Squat
- Step-Up (with box)
Chest and Pushing
- Barbell Bench Press (with flat bench)
- Incline Barbell Press (with adjustable bench)
- Floor Press
- Pin Press
- Push-Up Variations (using spotter arms as bar)
Shoulders and Arms
- Overhead Press (standing)
- Overhead Press (seated, with bench)
- Z-Press
- Barbell Curl (from low J-hook position)
- Skull Crusher (with bench)
- Close-Grip Bench Press
Back and Pull
- Pull-Up (overhand grip)
- Chin-Up (underhand grip)
- Neutral-Grip Pull-Up
- Hanging Knee Raise
- Hanging Leg Raise
- Barbell Row (from floor or pins)
- Rack Pull / Deadlift from Pins
- Barbell Shrug
Core and Conditioning
- Hanging Ab Crunch
- L-Sit Hold
- Toes-to-Bar
- Barbell Rollout (from floor)
- Pallof Press (with band anchored to upright)
- Band Pull-Apart (from upright)
Powerlifting and Strength
- Competition Squat (full depth with spotter arms set)
- Paused Bench Press
- Rack Pull (heavy partial deadlift)
- Pin Squat
- Anderson Squat (from bottom pins)
- Isometric Pulls / Overcoming Isometrics
Technical Specifications
| Weight Capacity | 300kg (load tested) |
| Overall Dimensions | 1200mm (W) x 1845mm (L) x 2303mm (H) |
| Internal Width | 1200mm — suited to 7ft Olympic barbells |
| Upright Construction | 60mm x 60mm x 2.0mm structural-grade steel |
| Base Frame Construction | 50mm x 70mm x 2.0mm steel tubing |
| Hole Diameter | 26mm (standard J-hook and spotter arm compatible) |
| Hole Spacing | 50mm centre-to-centre |
| Spotter Arm Depth | 595mm |
| Pull-Up Bar Diameter | 32mm |
| Pull-Up Bar Weight Rating | 150kg user capacity |
| Plate Storage Horns | 2 x 45mm diameter |
| Finish | Powder-coated black |
| Floor Anchoring | Pre-drilled base feet — optional anchoring |
| Machine Weight | To confirm |
| Warranty | To confirm |
| Assembly Required | Yes — hardware and manual included |
Capacity Ratings by Use
| Application | Rated Capacity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| J-Hook / Barbell Load | 300kg | Load-tested frame and hook capacity |
| Spotter Arms | 300kg | Rated to full frame capacity |
| Pull-Up Bar | 150kg | User bodyweight capacity |
| Plate Storage Horns | To confirm | Per horn — contact us to confirm max load |
Pros and Cons
Pros
- 300kg load-tested capacity — well above most home gym requirements
- 60 x 60mm upright section is a genuine commercial-grade spec, not a marketing claim
- 2303mm height fits standard Australian 2.4m garage ceilings with appropriate clearance
- 595mm spotter arms provide a real safety margin for solo lifting
- Laser-cut 26mm holes at 50mm spacing allow precise bar height adjustment
- 1200mm internal width correctly sized for 7-foot Olympic barbells
- Integrated pull-up bar adds a bodyweight training option at no extra cost
- Freestanding stability from the 1845mm elongated base — floor bolting optional
- Compact half-rack footprint uses significantly less floor space than a full cage
Cons
- No rear uprights — does not fully enclose the lifter, which some prefer for safety redundancy
- Machine weight to be confirmed — may require two people for delivery placement and assembly
- Assembly required — plan for a few hours with a second person to assist
- Warranty period to be confirmed — contact us before purchase if this is a key factor for you
- Does not include a barbell, weight plates, or a bench — these are required for most exercises
- Not suitable for very tall lifters performing overhead press if ceiling clearance is at the minimum
Who Is This Rack For?
- Home gym owners with a standard 2.4m garage ceiling who need a rack that actually fits without modifications or a raised slab
- Serious lifters who train solo and need a reliable spotter arm setup for heavy squats and bench press without relying on a training partner
- Personal trainers running a small studio who want a durable, commercial-grade rack that holds up to daily client use across multiple sessions
- Powerlifters and strength athletes who need fine-tuned bar height adjustment and a 300kg-rated frame to handle progressive overload programs
- Lifters moving on from squat stands who want the added security of fixed uprights and spotter arms but do not have room for a full cage
- Anyone fitting out a compact gym space where every square metre counts and a half-rack footprint makes sense over a larger cage
Who Should Look Elsewhere
If you want a fully enclosed cage with four uprights and rear safety bars on both sides, a full power rack would be a better match. This half rack provides excellent front-facing safety but does not replicate the fully enclosed environment of a cage. If you are primarily looking for a cable machine or multi-station unit rather than a dedicated barbell platform, take a look at our functional trainers instead. And if ceiling height is below 2.3m, we would recommend measuring carefully and speaking with our team before ordering.
Common concern: "Will this rack actually be stable without bolting it to the floor?"
For most training scenarios, yes. The 1845mm elongated base and 50 x 70mm rectangular tubing give this rack a wide, rigid footprint that resists movement under standard lifting loads. Most customers use it freestanding without issue. That said, if you are training on a polished concrete floor, lifting very heavy, or installing in a commercial environment with high daily use, we do recommend using the pre-drilled anchor points. The hardware for floor bolting is not included but is a standard concrete anchor bolt available from any hardware store. If you are unsure, our team is happy to talk through your specific floor type and training load.
Come and See It
For most training scenarios, yes. The 1845mm elongated base and 50 x 70mm rectangular tubing give this rack a wide, rigid footprint that resists movement under standard lifting loads. Most customers use it freestanding without issue. That said, if you are training on a polished concrete floor, lifting very heavy, or installing in a commercial environment with high daily use, we do recommend using the pre-drilled anchor points. The hardware for floor bolting is not included but is a standard concrete anchor bolt available from any hardware store. If you are unsure, our team is happy to talk through your specific floor type and training load.
Visit Our Sydney Showroom
Our Location
10/202 Milperra Road
Milperra NSW 2214 Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm
Saturday: By appointment
Sunday: Closed ▶ Get Directions
Milperra NSW 2214 Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm
Saturday: By appointment
Sunday: Closed ▶ Get Directions
See It In Person
This rack is available for viewing at our Milperra showroom. We encourage you to inspect the steel gauge, test the J-hooks, and check the overall footprint before committing. Our team can walk you through the full range of power racks and compare options side by side.
Delivery Information
Ships Australia-Wide
We deliver to all metro and regional areas across Australia via freight. Delivery charges are calculated at checkout based on your postcode. Contact us for a freight quote before ordering if you are in a regional or remote area.
Installation Available
Professional assembly and installation is available in the Sydney metro area. View our installation service for pricing and booking details.
Stock and Dispatch
This rack is currently in stock at our Australian warehouse. Orders are typically dispatched within 2–5 business days. Call us on 1300 247 888 to confirm current availability and lead time before placing your order.
Related Equipment
Browse our full range of power racks →
Shop barbells and weight sets →
Explore functional trainers and cable machines →
View rubber gym flooring options →
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. At 2303mm tall, this rack is designed specifically for standard Australian residential garages with 2.4m ceilings. You will have approximately 100mm of clearance above the top frame, which is comfortable for the structure itself. Keep in mind that if you plan to do heavy overhead press movements, your own height plus the barbell path may require additional clearance above 2.4m. We recommend measuring your space before ordering and contacting us if you have any doubt.
For most home gym applications, yes. The 1845mm elongated base and 50 x 70mm rectangular base tubing give the rack a wide, rigid footprint that handles standard training loads without floor anchoring. Most users run this freestanding without issue. If you are training on a smooth or polished surface, lifting at the extreme end of the weight capacity, or installing in a commercial setting with very high daily traffic, we recommend using the pre-drilled base anchor points for added security. Anchor hardware is a standard concrete bolt available from any hardware store.
We recommend a 7-foot (2.2m) Olympic barbell. The internal width of this rack is 1200mm, which is specifically sized so that a 7-foot bar's loadable sleeves clear the uprights when the bar is racked and unracked. A 6-foot bar may work for some movements but can feel cramped. We do not recommend shorter bars for squats or bench press with this rack. Browse our full range of barbells if you need to add one to your setup.
A half power rack has two uprights at the front and an elongated base, giving you open access from the rear and sides. A full power cage has four uprights and fully encloses the lifter. The half rack uses less floor space and allows easier entry for overhead pressing and Olympic lifting. The full cage provides rear safety bars as an additional failsafe. If you train solo with heavy loads and want the maximum redundancy, a full cage is worth considering. If space is limited and you are comfortable using correctly positioned spotter arms, a half rack is a strong and practical choice. View our power rack range to compare both options.
The Commercial Half Power Rack ships with: a pair of J-hooks, a pair of safety spotter arms (595mm), an integrated pull-up bar, two weight plate storage horns, and all assembly hardware and an instruction manual. A barbell, weight plates, and a bench are not included and are required for most exercises.
It is well suited to both. The 60 x 60mm upright construction and 300kg rated frame are specifications you find in commercial environments, not just home gyms. Personal trainers running small studios use this rack regularly for client programming across multiple sessions per day. For a large commercial gym with dozens of users simultaneously, a purpose-built multi-rack setup may be more appropriate. For a PT studio or semi-private training space, this rack is a strong and durable option.
The rack footprint is 1200mm wide by 1845mm long. For comfortable training, allow additional clearance in front of the rack for stepping in and out, and behind for loading plates. A practical minimum training zone is approximately 2.5m wide by 3.5m long, which accounts for the rack itself plus safe working space. If you are working with a tight garage layout, contact us and we can help you assess whether the dimensions suit your space.
Yes. A professional assembly and installation service is available for customers in the Sydney metro area. Visit our installation service page for pricing and to add it to your order. If you are outside Sydney, the rack ships flat-packed with a clear instruction manual and most customers complete assembly with two people in a few hours.
Yes. We ship the Commercial Half Power Rack to all metro and regional areas across Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Hobart, Gold Coast, Newcastle, and Wollongong. Freight is calculated at checkout based on your delivery postcode. For remote or regional areas, contact us on 1300 247 888 before ordering and we will confirm the freight cost and transit time.
Yes. This rack is on display at our Sydney showroom at 10/202 Milperra Road, Milperra NSW 2214. We are open Monday to Friday 9am–5pm and Saturday by appointment. Visiting the showroom is worthwhile if the steel gauge, footprint dimensions, or overall build quality are important factors in your decision. You can call ahead on 1300 247 888 or send a message on WhatsApp to +61 412 029 000 to confirm the rack is currently on the floor.
Warranty details are to be confirmed. Please contact us on 1300 247 888 or email [email protected] before purchasing if the warranty period is a key factor in your decision. We will confirm the current warranty terms for this product.
That depends on how you define value. There are lighter and less expensive squat racks on the market. What this rack offers that cheaper alternatives typically do not is 60 x 60mm upright steel at 2.0mm wall thickness, a load-tested 300kg capacity, and 595mm spotter arms with proper catch depth. Budget racks often use thinner-walled steel, have shorter spotter arms, and carry lower weight ratings. If you are training seriously with progressive overload and lifting heavy, the structural margin this rack provides is a meaningful difference. If you are a beginner lifting light weights, a more basic rack may suit your needs for now.
To use this rack for barbell training you will need: a 7-foot Olympic barbell, weight plates (bumper or standard), and a flat or adjustable bench for pressing movements. Gym flooring is strongly recommended to protect your floor and reduce noise. We carry all of these at 247 Gym Equipment. Browse our barbells and rubber gym flooring to build out your setup.
The uprights feature 26mm diameter holes at 50mm centre-to-centre spacing. This is a standard commercial specification and is compatible with most aftermarket J-hooks, safety arms, and accessories designed for 26mm holes. The 50mm spacing gives you finer adjustment increments than the 75mm or 100mm spacing found on budget racks, which is particularly useful when dialling in bench press or squat bar height.
At 2303mm total height, the pull-up bar sits at the top of the rack. In a 2.4m ceiling garage, you will have approximately 100mm above the top frame. For pull-ups and chin-ups, this is generally sufficient provided you are not very tall and do not require a full dead-hang start position. Taller users or those who prefer a full range of motion from a dead hang may find the clearance limiting in a 2.4m ceiling. The bar itself is rated to 150kg user capacity and has a 32mm diameter suitable for most grip widths.
Delivering across Australia: The Commercial Half Power Rack ships from our Sydney warehouse to customers throughout New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, the ACT, and Tasmania. We regularly deliver to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Gold Coast, Newcastle, Wollongong, Hobart, and regional areas across the country. If you are outside a major metro area, contact us for a freight quote before ordering and we will confirm costs and estimated transit times to your postcode.
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Commercial Half Power Rack | 300kg Squat Rack with Storage
In Stock
Australian Stock
300kg Rated
Ships Australia-Wide
Fits 2.4m Ceilings
Commercial Half Power Rack 300kg Capacity — Engineered for Australian Garage Gyms and PT Studios
The Commercial Half Power Rack is a purpose-built lifting station for serious home gym owners, personal trainers, and small studio operators who want the stability of a full power cage without the footprint. At 2303mm tall, it is specifically engineered to fit comfortably under a standard 2.4m Australian garage ceiling — a compromise that many imported racks simply do not account for.
Built from 60mm x 60mm structural-grade steel, this is not a rack to outgrow. The uprights are laser-cut with 26mm holes at 50mm spacing, giving you fine-tuned adjustment for squats, bench press, overhead press, and every compound lift in between. The 595mm extended spotter arms provide a genuine fail-safe for solo training, not just a token safety feature. If you are comparing this to lighter-gauge alternatives or basic squat stands, the structural difference is immediately apparent.
Read on for the full specification breakdown, what is included, exercise capability, and honest pros and cons to help you decide whether this rack suits your training setup.
300kg
Load Capacity
60mm
Upright Section
595mm
Spotter Arm Depth
2303mm
Standing Height
What Is Included
J-Hooks (Pair)
Heavy-duty barbell cradles with protective inserts to guard your bar's knurling
Safety Spotter Arms (Pair)
595mm depth — designed for solo lifting with a genuine catch zone
Pull-Up Bar
32mm diameter, rated to 150kg user capacity, integrated into the top frame
Weight Plate Storage Horns (x2)
45mm diameter horns to store bumper or standard plates neatly on the rack
Assembly Hardware and Manual
All bolts, washers, and fixings included with a step-by-step assembly guide
Floor Anchor Bolt Points
Pre-drilled base feet for optional floor bolting on concrete or timber subfloors
What Sets This Rack Apart
60 x 60mm Structural Steel Uprights
2.0mm wall thickness — the same section size used in commercial gym environments
300kg Load-Tested Capacity
Independently rated — not a manufacturer estimate based on static testing alone
595mm Extended Spotter Arms
Long enough to catch a failed squat or bench press from any point in the lift
Laser-Cut 26mm Holes at 50mm Spacing
Fine adjustment increments for dialling in exact bar height — no compromise positions
2303mm Engineered Height
Designed specifically for 2.4m Australian garage ceilings, not adapted from overseas specs
1200mm Internal Width
Sized for a standard 7-foot Olympic barbell — sleeves clear the uprights during re-racking
Integrated Pull-Up Bar
32mm diameter grips — suitable for pull-ups, chin-ups, and hanging core work
Powder-Coated Finish
Durable black coating over the full frame for corrosion resistance and appearance
Elongated Base Frame (1845mm)
Wide footprint provides freestanding stability without floor bolting in most applications
Integrated Plate Storage Horns
Two 45mm horns keep the gym floor clear and plates accessible during training
Build Quality Note: The uprights on this rack use 60 x 60mm steel at 2.0mm wall thickness — a meaningful step above the 50 x 50mm or thinner-walled steel common in budget power racks. The base frame uses 50 x 70mm rectangular tubing, which provides lateral bracing and resistance to front-to-back rocking under heavy loads. The 1845mm base length is longer than most racks in this class, which reduces the need for floor anchoring during standard use. For permanent installs on concrete flooring, the pre-drilled anchor points make securing the rack straightforward.
Freestanding Stability — What to Expect
- 1845mm elongated base provides a wide stance that resists tipping under normal training loads
- 50 x 70mm base tubing adds rigidity that thinner rectangular sections cannot match
- Pre-drilled anchor holes allow floor bolting to concrete or timber for permanent installations
- 300kg rated frame — the structural capacity comfortably exceeds what most lifters will ever load
- Well-suited for solo training without a spotter when spotter arms are correctly positioned
Exercises You Can Perform
Legs and Glutes
- Barbell Back Squat
- Barbell Front Squat
- Box Squat
- Pause Squat
- Good Morning
- Barbell Hip Thrust (with J-hooks as anchor)
- Split Squat / Bulgarian Split Squat
- Step-Up (with box)
Chest and Pushing
- Barbell Bench Press (with flat bench)
- Incline Barbell Press (with adjustable bench)
- Floor Press
- Pin Press
- Push-Up Variations (using spotter arms as bar)
Shoulders and Arms
- Overhead Press (standing)
- Overhead Press (seated, with bench)
- Z-Press
- Barbell Curl (from low J-hook position)
- Skull Crusher (with bench)
- Close-Grip Bench Press
Back and Pull
- Pull-Up (overhand grip)
- Chin-Up (underhand grip)
- Neutral-Grip Pull-Up
- Hanging Knee Raise
- Hanging Leg Raise
- Barbell Row (from floor or pins)
- Rack Pull / Deadlift from Pins
- Barbell Shrug
Core and Conditioning
- Hanging Ab Crunch
- L-Sit Hold
- Toes-to-Bar
- Barbell Rollout (from floor)
- Pallof Press (with band anchored to upright)
- Band Pull-Apart (from upright)
Powerlifting and Strength
- Competition Squat (full depth with spotter arms set)
- Paused Bench Press
- Rack Pull (heavy partial deadlift)
- Pin Squat
- Anderson Squat (from bottom pins)
- Isometric Pulls / Overcoming Isometrics
Technical Specifications
| Weight Capacity | 300kg (load tested) |
| Overall Dimensions | 1200mm (W) x 1845mm (L) x 2303mm (H) |
| Internal Width | 1200mm — suited to 7ft Olympic barbells |
| Upright Construction | 60mm x 60mm x 2.0mm structural-grade steel |
| Base Frame Construction | 50mm x 70mm x 2.0mm steel tubing |
| Hole Diameter | 26mm (standard J-hook and spotter arm compatible) |
| Hole Spacing | 50mm centre-to-centre |
| Spotter Arm Depth | 595mm |
| Pull-Up Bar Diameter | 32mm |
| Pull-Up Bar Weight Rating | 150kg user capacity |
| Plate Storage Horns | 2 x 45mm diameter |
| Finish | Powder-coated black |
| Floor Anchoring | Pre-drilled base feet — optional anchoring |
| Machine Weight | To confirm |
| Warranty | To confirm |
| Assembly Required | Yes — hardware and manual included |
Capacity Ratings by Use
| Application | Rated Capacity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| J-Hook / Barbell Load | 300kg | Load-tested frame and hook capacity |
| Spotter Arms | 300kg | Rated to full frame capacity |
| Pull-Up Bar | 150kg | User bodyweight capacity |
| Plate Storage Horns | To confirm | Per horn — contact us to confirm max load |
Pros and Cons
Pros
- 300kg load-tested capacity — well above most home gym requirements
- 60 x 60mm upright section is a genuine commercial-grade spec, not a marketing claim
- 2303mm height fits standard Australian 2.4m garage ceilings with appropriate clearance
- 595mm spotter arms provide a real safety margin for solo lifting
- Laser-cut 26mm holes at 50mm spacing allow precise bar height adjustment
- 1200mm internal width correctly sized for 7-foot Olympic barbells
- Integrated pull-up bar adds a bodyweight training option at no extra cost
- Freestanding stability from the 1845mm elongated base — floor bolting optional
- Compact half-rack footprint uses significantly less floor space than a full cage
Cons
- No rear uprights — does not fully enclose the lifter, which some prefer for safety redundancy
- Machine weight to be confirmed — may require two people for delivery placement and assembly
- Assembly required — plan for a few hours with a second person to assist
- Warranty period to be confirmed — contact us before purchase if this is a key factor for you
- Does not include a barbell, weight plates, or a bench — these are required for most exercises
- Not suitable for very tall lifters performing overhead press if ceiling clearance is at the minimum
Who Is This Rack For?
- Home gym owners with a standard 2.4m garage ceiling who need a rack that actually fits without modifications or a raised slab
- Serious lifters who train solo and need a reliable spotter arm setup for heavy squats and bench press without relying on a training partner
- Personal trainers running a small studio who want a durable, commercial-grade rack that holds up to daily client use across multiple sessions
- Powerlifters and strength athletes who need fine-tuned bar height adjustment and a 300kg-rated frame to handle progressive overload programs
- Lifters moving on from squat stands who want the added security of fixed uprights and spotter arms but do not have room for a full cage
- Anyone fitting out a compact gym space where every square metre counts and a half-rack footprint makes sense over a larger cage
Who Should Look Elsewhere
If you want a fully enclosed cage with four uprights and rear safety bars on both sides, a full power rack would be a better match. This half rack provides excellent front-facing safety but does not replicate the fully enclosed environment of a cage. If you are primarily looking for a cable machine or multi-station unit rather than a dedicated barbell platform, take a look at our functional trainers instead. And if ceiling height is below 2.3m, we would recommend measuring carefully and speaking with our team before ordering.
Common concern: "Will this rack actually be stable without bolting it to the floor?"
For most training scenarios, yes. The 1845mm elongated base and 50 x 70mm rectangular tubing give this rack a wide, rigid footprint that resists movement under standard lifting loads. Most customers use it freestanding without issue. That said, if you are training on a polished concrete floor, lifting very heavy, or installing in a commercial environment with high daily use, we do recommend using the pre-drilled anchor points. The hardware for floor bolting is not included but is a standard concrete anchor bolt available from any hardware store. If you are unsure, our team is happy to talk through your specific floor type and training load.
Come and See It
For most training scenarios, yes. The 1845mm elongated base and 50 x 70mm rectangular tubing give this rack a wide, rigid footprint that resists movement under standard lifting loads. Most customers use it freestanding without issue. That said, if you are training on a polished concrete floor, lifting very heavy, or installing in a commercial environment with high daily use, we do recommend using the pre-drilled anchor points. The hardware for floor bolting is not included but is a standard concrete anchor bolt available from any hardware store. If you are unsure, our team is happy to talk through your specific floor type and training load.
Visit Our Sydney Showroom
Our Location
10/202 Milperra Road
Milperra NSW 2214 Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm
Saturday: By appointment
Sunday: Closed ▶ Get Directions
Milperra NSW 2214 Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm
Saturday: By appointment
Sunday: Closed ▶ Get Directions
See It In Person
This rack is available for viewing at our Milperra showroom. We encourage you to inspect the steel gauge, test the J-hooks, and check the overall footprint before committing. Our team can walk you through the full range of power racks and compare options side by side.
Delivery Information
Ships Australia-Wide
We deliver to all metro and regional areas across Australia via freight. Delivery charges are calculated at checkout based on your postcode. Contact us for a freight quote before ordering if you are in a regional or remote area.
Installation Available
Professional assembly and installation is available in the Sydney metro area. View our installation service for pricing and booking details.
Stock and Dispatch
This rack is currently in stock at our Australian warehouse. Orders are typically dispatched within 2–5 business days. Call us on 1300 247 888 to confirm current availability and lead time before placing your order.
Related Equipment
Browse our full range of power racks →
Shop barbells and weight sets →
Explore functional trainers and cable machines →
View rubber gym flooring options →
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. At 2303mm tall, this rack is designed specifically for standard Australian residential garages with 2.4m ceilings. You will have approximately 100mm of clearance above the top frame, which is comfortable for the structure itself. Keep in mind that if you plan to do heavy overhead press movements, your own height plus the barbell path may require additional clearance above 2.4m. We recommend measuring your space before ordering and contacting us if you have any doubt.
For most home gym applications, yes. The 1845mm elongated base and 50 x 70mm rectangular base tubing give the rack a wide, rigid footprint that handles standard training loads without floor anchoring. Most users run this freestanding without issue. If you are training on a smooth or polished surface, lifting at the extreme end of the weight capacity, or installing in a commercial setting with very high daily traffic, we recommend using the pre-drilled base anchor points for added security. Anchor hardware is a standard concrete bolt available from any hardware store.
We recommend a 7-foot (2.2m) Olympic barbell. The internal width of this rack is 1200mm, which is specifically sized so that a 7-foot bar's loadable sleeves clear the uprights when the bar is racked and unracked. A 6-foot bar may work for some movements but can feel cramped. We do not recommend shorter bars for squats or bench press with this rack. Browse our full range of barbells if you need to add one to your setup.
A half power rack has two uprights at the front and an elongated base, giving you open access from the rear and sides. A full power cage has four uprights and fully encloses the lifter. The half rack uses less floor space and allows easier entry for overhead pressing and Olympic lifting. The full cage provides rear safety bars as an additional failsafe. If you train solo with heavy loads and want the maximum redundancy, a full cage is worth considering. If space is limited and you are comfortable using correctly positioned spotter arms, a half rack is a strong and practical choice. View our power rack range to compare both options.
The Commercial Half Power Rack ships with: a pair of J-hooks, a pair of safety spotter arms (595mm), an integrated pull-up bar, two weight plate storage horns, and all assembly hardware and an instruction manual. A barbell, weight plates, and a bench are not included and are required for most exercises.
It is well suited to both. The 60 x 60mm upright construction and 300kg rated frame are specifications you find in commercial environments, not just home gyms. Personal trainers running small studios use this rack regularly for client programming across multiple sessions per day. For a large commercial gym with dozens of users simultaneously, a purpose-built multi-rack setup may be more appropriate. For a PT studio or semi-private training space, this rack is a strong and durable option.
The rack footprint is 1200mm wide by 1845mm long. For comfortable training, allow additional clearance in front of the rack for stepping in and out, and behind for loading plates. A practical minimum training zone is approximately 2.5m wide by 3.5m long, which accounts for the rack itself plus safe working space. If you are working with a tight garage layout, contact us and we can help you assess whether the dimensions suit your space.
Yes. A professional assembly and installation service is available for customers in the Sydney metro area. Visit our installation service page for pricing and to add it to your order. If you are outside Sydney, the rack ships flat-packed with a clear instruction manual and most customers complete assembly with two people in a few hours.
Yes. We ship the Commercial Half Power Rack to all metro and regional areas across Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Hobart, Gold Coast, Newcastle, and Wollongong. Freight is calculated at checkout based on your delivery postcode. For remote or regional areas, contact us on 1300 247 888 before ordering and we will confirm the freight cost and transit time.
Yes. This rack is on display at our Sydney showroom at 10/202 Milperra Road, Milperra NSW 2214. We are open Monday to Friday 9am–5pm and Saturday by appointment. Visiting the showroom is worthwhile if the steel gauge, footprint dimensions, or overall build quality are important factors in your decision. You can call ahead on 1300 247 888 or send a message on WhatsApp to +61 412 029 000 to confirm the rack is currently on the floor.
Warranty details are to be confirmed. Please contact us on 1300 247 888 or email [email protected] before purchasing if the warranty period is a key factor in your decision. We will confirm the current warranty terms for this product.
That depends on how you define value. There are lighter and less expensive squat racks on the market. What this rack offers that cheaper alternatives typically do not is 60 x 60mm upright steel at 2.0mm wall thickness, a load-tested 300kg capacity, and 595mm spotter arms with proper catch depth. Budget racks often use thinner-walled steel, have shorter spotter arms, and carry lower weight ratings. If you are training seriously with progressive overload and lifting heavy, the structural margin this rack provides is a meaningful difference. If you are a beginner lifting light weights, a more basic rack may suit your needs for now.
To use this rack for barbell training you will need: a 7-foot Olympic barbell, weight plates (bumper or standard), and a flat or adjustable bench for pressing movements. Gym flooring is strongly recommended to protect your floor and reduce noise. We carry all of these at 247 Gym Equipment. Browse our barbells and rubber gym flooring to build out your setup.
The uprights feature 26mm diameter holes at 50mm centre-to-centre spacing. This is a standard commercial specification and is compatible with most aftermarket J-hooks, safety arms, and accessories designed for 26mm holes. The 50mm spacing gives you finer adjustment increments than the 75mm or 100mm spacing found on budget racks, which is particularly useful when dialling in bench press or squat bar height.
At 2303mm total height, the pull-up bar sits at the top of the rack. In a 2.4m ceiling garage, you will have approximately 100mm above the top frame. For pull-ups and chin-ups, this is generally sufficient provided you are not very tall and do not require a full dead-hang start position. Taller users or those who prefer a full range of motion from a dead hang may find the clearance limiting in a 2.4m ceiling. The bar itself is rated to 150kg user capacity and has a 32mm diameter suitable for most grip widths.
Delivering across Australia: The Commercial Half Power Rack ships from our Sydney warehouse to customers throughout New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, the ACT, and Tasmania. We regularly deliver to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Gold Coast, Newcastle, Wollongong, Hobart, and regional areas across the country. If you are outside a major metro area, contact us for a freight quote before ordering and we will confirm costs and estimated transit times to your postcode.
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Description
In Stock
Australian Stock
300kg Rated
Ships Australia-Wide
Fits 2.4m Ceilings
Commercial Half Power Rack 300kg Capacity — Engineered for Australian Garage Gyms and PT Studios
The Commercial Half Power Rack is a purpose-built lifting station for serious home gym owners, personal trainers, and small studio operators who want the stability of a full power cage without the footprint. At 2303mm tall, it is specifically engineered to fit comfortably under a standard 2.4m Australian garage ceiling — a compromise that many imported racks simply do not account for.
Built from 60mm x 60mm structural-grade steel, this is not a rack to outgrow. The uprights are laser-cut with 26mm holes at 50mm spacing, giving you fine-tuned adjustment for squats, bench press, overhead press, and every compound lift in between. The 595mm extended spotter arms provide a genuine fail-safe for solo training, not just a token safety feature. If you are comparing this to lighter-gauge alternatives or basic squat stands, the structural difference is immediately apparent.
Read on for the full specification breakdown, what is included, exercise capability, and honest pros and cons to help you decide whether this rack suits your training setup.
300kg
Load Capacity
60mm
Upright Section
595mm
Spotter Arm Depth
2303mm
Standing Height
What Is Included
J-Hooks (Pair)
Heavy-duty barbell cradles with protective inserts to guard your bar's knurling
Safety Spotter Arms (Pair)
595mm depth — designed for solo lifting with a genuine catch zone
Pull-Up Bar
32mm diameter, rated to 150kg user capacity, integrated into the top frame
Weight Plate Storage Horns (x2)
45mm diameter horns to store bumper or standard plates neatly on the rack
Assembly Hardware and Manual
All bolts, washers, and fixings included with a step-by-step assembly guide
Floor Anchor Bolt Points
Pre-drilled base feet for optional floor bolting on concrete or timber subfloors
What Sets This Rack Apart
60 x 60mm Structural Steel Uprights
2.0mm wall thickness — the same section size used in commercial gym environments
300kg Load-Tested Capacity
Independently rated — not a manufacturer estimate based on static testing alone
595mm Extended Spotter Arms
Long enough to catch a failed squat or bench press from any point in the lift
Laser-Cut 26mm Holes at 50mm Spacing
Fine adjustment increments for dialling in exact bar height — no compromise positions
2303mm Engineered Height
Designed specifically for 2.4m Australian garage ceilings, not adapted from overseas specs
1200mm Internal Width
Sized for a standard 7-foot Olympic barbell — sleeves clear the uprights during re-racking
Integrated Pull-Up Bar
32mm diameter grips — suitable for pull-ups, chin-ups, and hanging core work
Powder-Coated Finish
Durable black coating over the full frame for corrosion resistance and appearance
Elongated Base Frame (1845mm)
Wide footprint provides freestanding stability without floor bolting in most applications
Integrated Plate Storage Horns
Two 45mm horns keep the gym floor clear and plates accessible during training
Build Quality Note: The uprights on this rack use 60 x 60mm steel at 2.0mm wall thickness — a meaningful step above the 50 x 50mm or thinner-walled steel common in budget power racks. The base frame uses 50 x 70mm rectangular tubing, which provides lateral bracing and resistance to front-to-back rocking under heavy loads. The 1845mm base length is longer than most racks in this class, which reduces the need for floor anchoring during standard use. For permanent installs on concrete flooring, the pre-drilled anchor points make securing the rack straightforward.
Freestanding Stability — What to Expect
- 1845mm elongated base provides a wide stance that resists tipping under normal training loads
- 50 x 70mm base tubing adds rigidity that thinner rectangular sections cannot match
- Pre-drilled anchor holes allow floor bolting to concrete or timber for permanent installations
- 300kg rated frame — the structural capacity comfortably exceeds what most lifters will ever load
- Well-suited for solo training without a spotter when spotter arms are correctly positioned
Exercises You Can Perform
Legs and Glutes
- Barbell Back Squat
- Barbell Front Squat
- Box Squat
- Pause Squat
- Good Morning
- Barbell Hip Thrust (with J-hooks as anchor)
- Split Squat / Bulgarian Split Squat
- Step-Up (with box)
Chest and Pushing
- Barbell Bench Press (with flat bench)
- Incline Barbell Press (with adjustable bench)
- Floor Press
- Pin Press
- Push-Up Variations (using spotter arms as bar)
Shoulders and Arms
- Overhead Press (standing)
- Overhead Press (seated, with bench)
- Z-Press
- Barbell Curl (from low J-hook position)
- Skull Crusher (with bench)
- Close-Grip Bench Press
Back and Pull
- Pull-Up (overhand grip)
- Chin-Up (underhand grip)
- Neutral-Grip Pull-Up
- Hanging Knee Raise
- Hanging Leg Raise
- Barbell Row (from floor or pins)
- Rack Pull / Deadlift from Pins
- Barbell Shrug
Core and Conditioning
- Hanging Ab Crunch
- L-Sit Hold
- Toes-to-Bar
- Barbell Rollout (from floor)
- Pallof Press (with band anchored to upright)
- Band Pull-Apart (from upright)
Powerlifting and Strength
- Competition Squat (full depth with spotter arms set)
- Paused Bench Press
- Rack Pull (heavy partial deadlift)
- Pin Squat
- Anderson Squat (from bottom pins)
- Isometric Pulls / Overcoming Isometrics
Technical Specifications
| Weight Capacity | 300kg (load tested) |
| Overall Dimensions | 1200mm (W) x 1845mm (L) x 2303mm (H) |
| Internal Width | 1200mm — suited to 7ft Olympic barbells |
| Upright Construction | 60mm x 60mm x 2.0mm structural-grade steel |
| Base Frame Construction | 50mm x 70mm x 2.0mm steel tubing |
| Hole Diameter | 26mm (standard J-hook and spotter arm compatible) |
| Hole Spacing | 50mm centre-to-centre |
| Spotter Arm Depth | 595mm |
| Pull-Up Bar Diameter | 32mm |
| Pull-Up Bar Weight Rating | 150kg user capacity |
| Plate Storage Horns | 2 x 45mm diameter |
| Finish | Powder-coated black |
| Floor Anchoring | Pre-drilled base feet — optional anchoring |
| Machine Weight | To confirm |
| Warranty | To confirm |
| Assembly Required | Yes — hardware and manual included |
Capacity Ratings by Use
| Application | Rated Capacity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| J-Hook / Barbell Load | 300kg | Load-tested frame and hook capacity |
| Spotter Arms | 300kg | Rated to full frame capacity |
| Pull-Up Bar | 150kg | User bodyweight capacity |
| Plate Storage Horns | To confirm | Per horn — contact us to confirm max load |
Pros and Cons
Pros
- 300kg load-tested capacity — well above most home gym requirements
- 60 x 60mm upright section is a genuine commercial-grade spec, not a marketing claim
- 2303mm height fits standard Australian 2.4m garage ceilings with appropriate clearance
- 595mm spotter arms provide a real safety margin for solo lifting
- Laser-cut 26mm holes at 50mm spacing allow precise bar height adjustment
- 1200mm internal width correctly sized for 7-foot Olympic barbells
- Integrated pull-up bar adds a bodyweight training option at no extra cost
- Freestanding stability from the 1845mm elongated base — floor bolting optional
- Compact half-rack footprint uses significantly less floor space than a full cage
Cons
- No rear uprights — does not fully enclose the lifter, which some prefer for safety redundancy
- Machine weight to be confirmed — may require two people for delivery placement and assembly
- Assembly required — plan for a few hours with a second person to assist
- Warranty period to be confirmed — contact us before purchase if this is a key factor for you
- Does not include a barbell, weight plates, or a bench — these are required for most exercises
- Not suitable for very tall lifters performing overhead press if ceiling clearance is at the minimum
Who Is This Rack For?
- Home gym owners with a standard 2.4m garage ceiling who need a rack that actually fits without modifications or a raised slab
- Serious lifters who train solo and need a reliable spotter arm setup for heavy squats and bench press without relying on a training partner
- Personal trainers running a small studio who want a durable, commercial-grade rack that holds up to daily client use across multiple sessions
- Powerlifters and strength athletes who need fine-tuned bar height adjustment and a 300kg-rated frame to handle progressive overload programs
- Lifters moving on from squat stands who want the added security of fixed uprights and spotter arms but do not have room for a full cage
- Anyone fitting out a compact gym space where every square metre counts and a half-rack footprint makes sense over a larger cage
Who Should Look Elsewhere
If you want a fully enclosed cage with four uprights and rear safety bars on both sides, a full power rack would be a better match. This half rack provides excellent front-facing safety but does not replicate the fully enclosed environment of a cage. If you are primarily looking for a cable machine or multi-station unit rather than a dedicated barbell platform, take a look at our functional trainers instead. And if ceiling height is below 2.3m, we would recommend measuring carefully and speaking with our team before ordering.
Common concern: "Will this rack actually be stable without bolting it to the floor?"
For most training scenarios, yes. The 1845mm elongated base and 50 x 70mm rectangular tubing give this rack a wide, rigid footprint that resists movement under standard lifting loads. Most customers use it freestanding without issue. That said, if you are training on a polished concrete floor, lifting very heavy, or installing in a commercial environment with high daily use, we do recommend using the pre-drilled anchor points. The hardware for floor bolting is not included but is a standard concrete anchor bolt available from any hardware store. If you are unsure, our team is happy to talk through your specific floor type and training load.
Come and See It
For most training scenarios, yes. The 1845mm elongated base and 50 x 70mm rectangular tubing give this rack a wide, rigid footprint that resists movement under standard lifting loads. Most customers use it freestanding without issue. That said, if you are training on a polished concrete floor, lifting very heavy, or installing in a commercial environment with high daily use, we do recommend using the pre-drilled anchor points. The hardware for floor bolting is not included but is a standard concrete anchor bolt available from any hardware store. If you are unsure, our team is happy to talk through your specific floor type and training load.
Visit Our Sydney Showroom
Our Location
10/202 Milperra Road
Milperra NSW 2214 Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm
Saturday: By appointment
Sunday: Closed ▶ Get Directions
Milperra NSW 2214 Mon–Fri: 9am–5pm
Saturday: By appointment
Sunday: Closed ▶ Get Directions
See It In Person
This rack is available for viewing at our Milperra showroom. We encourage you to inspect the steel gauge, test the J-hooks, and check the overall footprint before committing. Our team can walk you through the full range of power racks and compare options side by side.
Delivery Information
Ships Australia-Wide
We deliver to all metro and regional areas across Australia via freight. Delivery charges are calculated at checkout based on your postcode. Contact us for a freight quote before ordering if you are in a regional or remote area.
Installation Available
Professional assembly and installation is available in the Sydney metro area. View our installation service for pricing and booking details.
Stock and Dispatch
This rack is currently in stock at our Australian warehouse. Orders are typically dispatched within 2–5 business days. Call us on 1300 247 888 to confirm current availability and lead time before placing your order.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. At 2303mm tall, this rack is designed specifically for standard Australian residential garages with 2.4m ceilings. You will have approximately 100mm of clearance above the top frame, which is comfortable for the structure itself. Keep in mind that if you plan to do heavy overhead press movements, your own height plus the barbell path may require additional clearance above 2.4m. We recommend measuring your space before ordering and contacting us if you have any doubt.
For most home gym applications, yes. The 1845mm elongated base and 50 x 70mm rectangular base tubing give the rack a wide, rigid footprint that handles standard training loads without floor anchoring. Most users run this freestanding without issue. If you are training on a smooth or polished surface, lifting at the extreme end of the weight capacity, or installing in a commercial setting with very high daily traffic, we recommend using the pre-drilled base anchor points for added security. Anchor hardware is a standard concrete bolt available from any hardware store.
We recommend a 7-foot (2.2m) Olympic barbell. The internal width of this rack is 1200mm, which is specifically sized so that a 7-foot bar's loadable sleeves clear the uprights when the bar is racked and unracked. A 6-foot bar may work for some movements but can feel cramped. We do not recommend shorter bars for squats or bench press with this rack. Browse our full range of barbells if you need to add one to your setup.
A half power rack has two uprights at the front and an elongated base, giving you open access from the rear and sides. A full power cage has four uprights and fully encloses the lifter. The half rack uses less floor space and allows easier entry for overhead pressing and Olympic lifting. The full cage provides rear safety bars as an additional failsafe. If you train solo with heavy loads and want the maximum redundancy, a full cage is worth considering. If space is limited and you are comfortable using correctly positioned spotter arms, a half rack is a strong and practical choice. View our power rack range to compare both options.
The Commercial Half Power Rack ships with: a pair of J-hooks, a pair of safety spotter arms (595mm), an integrated pull-up bar, two weight plate storage horns, and all assembly hardware and an instruction manual. A barbell, weight plates, and a bench are not included and are required for most exercises.
It is well suited to both. The 60 x 60mm upright construction and 300kg rated frame are specifications you find in commercial environments, not just home gyms. Personal trainers running small studios use this rack regularly for client programming across multiple sessions per day. For a large commercial gym with dozens of users simultaneously, a purpose-built multi-rack setup may be more appropriate. For a PT studio or semi-private training space, this rack is a strong and durable option.
The rack footprint is 1200mm wide by 1845mm long. For comfortable training, allow additional clearance in front of the rack for stepping in and out, and behind for loading plates. A practical minimum training zone is approximately 2.5m wide by 3.5m long, which accounts for the rack itself plus safe working space. If you are working with a tight garage layout, contact us and we can help you assess whether the dimensions suit your space.
Yes. A professional assembly and installation service is available for customers in the Sydney metro area. Visit our installation service page for pricing and to add it to your order. If you are outside Sydney, the rack ships flat-packed with a clear instruction manual and most customers complete assembly with two people in a few hours.
Yes. We ship the Commercial Half Power Rack to all metro and regional areas across Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Hobart, Gold Coast, Newcastle, and Wollongong. Freight is calculated at checkout based on your delivery postcode. For remote or regional areas, contact us on 1300 247 888 before ordering and we will confirm the freight cost and transit time.
Yes. This rack is on display at our Sydney showroom at 10/202 Milperra Road, Milperra NSW 2214. We are open Monday to Friday 9am–5pm and Saturday by appointment. Visiting the showroom is worthwhile if the steel gauge, footprint dimensions, or overall build quality are important factors in your decision. You can call ahead on 1300 247 888 or send a message on WhatsApp to +61 412 029 000 to confirm the rack is currently on the floor.
Warranty details are to be confirmed. Please contact us on 1300 247 888 or email [email protected] before purchasing if the warranty period is a key factor in your decision. We will confirm the current warranty terms for this product.
That depends on how you define value. There are lighter and less expensive squat racks on the market. What this rack offers that cheaper alternatives typically do not is 60 x 60mm upright steel at 2.0mm wall thickness, a load-tested 300kg capacity, and 595mm spotter arms with proper catch depth. Budget racks often use thinner-walled steel, have shorter spotter arms, and carry lower weight ratings. If you are training seriously with progressive overload and lifting heavy, the structural margin this rack provides is a meaningful difference. If you are a beginner lifting light weights, a more basic rack may suit your needs for now.
To use this rack for barbell training you will need: a 7-foot Olympic barbell, weight plates (bumper or standard), and a flat or adjustable bench for pressing movements. Gym flooring is strongly recommended to protect your floor and reduce noise. We carry all of these at 247 Gym Equipment. Browse our barbells and rubber gym flooring to build out your setup.
The uprights feature 26mm diameter holes at 50mm centre-to-centre spacing. This is a standard commercial specification and is compatible with most aftermarket J-hooks, safety arms, and accessories designed for 26mm holes. The 50mm spacing gives you finer adjustment increments than the 75mm or 100mm spacing found on budget racks, which is particularly useful when dialling in bench press or squat bar height.
At 2303mm total height, the pull-up bar sits at the top of the rack. In a 2.4m ceiling garage, you will have approximately 100mm above the top frame. For pull-ups and chin-ups, this is generally sufficient provided you are not very tall and do not require a full dead-hang start position. Taller users or those who prefer a full range of motion from a dead hang may find the clearance limiting in a 2.4m ceiling. The bar itself is rated to 150kg user capacity and has a 32mm diameter suitable for most grip widths.
Delivering across Australia: The Commercial Half Power Rack ships from our Sydney warehouse to customers throughout New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, the ACT, and Tasmania. We regularly deliver to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Gold Coast, Newcastle, Wollongong, Hobart, and regional areas across the country. If you are outside a major metro area, contact us for a freight quote before ordering and we will confirm costs and estimated transit times to your postcode.
