Compact 1 Bay Wall Mounted Squat Rig

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So I’ve been using this squat rig for a few months now and honestly, it’s become a staple in my home gym setup. It’s got a super compact footprint—only 57.5cm deep—which makes it perfect if you’re trying to fit a squat station into a smaller space, like a home office or a corner of a living room that’s been converted into a gym.

It’s made from solid 75mm x 75mm steel (3mm thick), which feels really sturdy—no flimsy bits or cheap materials here. The uprights are laser-cut with numbers, so you can tell which one’s which if you ever need to reassemble or adjust things. The monkey bars are 50cm long and have a grippy matte finish, which is great for a secure hold.

The whole thing is designed to go on a wall, but I’ll be honest—there’s no wall bracket or floor fittings included. You’ll need to bolt it securely to both the wall and floor yourself. I’ve done that, and it’s solid. The max load capacity is 500kg, which is more than enough for regular gym use.

I’ve also got a pair of basic J hooks included, and it’s fully compatible with all the other bulletproof rack attachments I’ve added over time. The 1” bolts are thick and heavy-duty, so it feels like it’s built to last. The frame is glossy black powder coat, and the crossmembers have 4-way laser-cut holes spaced 2 inches apart—means you can attach whatever you want later, like dumbbells, pull-up bars, or even a small bench.

I’ve only got one of these, and it’s been a real game-changer for my routine. It’s not a full rack, but it’s exactly what I needed—compact, functional, and doesn’t take over the room.

It’s sitting in Looe, Cornwall, and I’m not sure how long I’ll be keeping it, so if you’re interested and have a solid wall setup, I can send it over or arrange a collection. Price is £256.50—fairly reasonable for the build quality and space-saving design.