*FYI: Most wall-mounted folding racks will require the use of stringers when attaching the rack to wood or metal studs. I strongly suggest doing exactly what the manufacturer of your rack suggests in terms of installing that stringer. Don’t get overwhelmed, there are only a couple racks that really matter as you’ll see as we go through the list.įor guidance with non-wall mounted units, view the Power Rack & Squat Stand Guide. I’ll talk about the differences in design, construction quality, pricing, and more. In this article I’ll show you a handful of the available folding wall-mounted racks from many different manufacturers. Most folding wall racks are less expensive than freestanding power racks, and many can even handle some of the standard rack accessories (dip station, landmine, etc.) Of course, any folding rack worth having will also have a chin-up or kipping bar.
Folding racks require only some empty wall space and a few inches of floor space to store, yet they open up into a full-size rack that’s almost as versatile as a normal power rack, and able to support more than enough weight.
Exercise Equipment Reviews and Weightlifting Articles ≡ Menuįolding wall racks are a great space saving alternative to full-size power racks for athletes who want to train in their garage, but who still need to be able to pull the vehicle in at night.
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