The shared features among most of these racks are: Technically these are just squat racks / half racks. It’s a marketing issue, I imagine. A power rack encloses the bar on both sides and has safety bars. Note that some makers call these wall mounted power racks. Another advantage of these is you can get a really stable squat rack in a garage gym without drilling into your garage floor’s concrete to anchor it.

As a garage or basement squat rack, bare concrete can be just fine, depending on what else you have going on with your gym. The height you install the rack at relative to the floor is critical. If you’ll be putting in rubber flooring, be sure to get that in before you install this. It can be installed either in a garage or in a room of your home.

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