Etenon PTT0277 Stainless Steel Squat Rack, Chromed Columns, 33 Height Positions, 250 kg Per Side

The Etenon PTT0277 is a stainless steel squat rack with chromed columns and 33 height positions, rated to 250 kg per side or 500 kg in total. It is built for sites where a coated steel rack does not survive: pool halls, spa and thalassotherapy facilities, balneotherapy centres and any humid room where paint eventually chips and rust follows. Stainless steel carries its corrosion resistance in the material itself rather than in a coating, so the rack keeps its appearance through years of intensive use with nothing more than routine wiping.

The adjustment range is what separates this rack from most of its category. Thirty-three height positions, numbered by laser cutting on the chromed columns, allow the bar supports and safety arms to be set precisely for each user and each movement rather than approximately. Members find their own position quickly, which matters during coached sessions where the rack is shared between athletes of very different heights.

The rack is supplied complete with safety arms, olympic bar supports for 50 mm bars, chromed locking pins and feet with non-slip PVC protectors that guard the floor finish. Welds are dressed to be invisible and the geometry has been drawn for accessibility across a wide range of body sizes. It supports back squat, front squat, standing overhead press, barbell curl, hip thrust, good morning and rack pulls.

Technical specification

Where a stainless rack pays for itself

Against a powder coated rack, stainless steel costs more to buy and less to own. Coated frames need touching up at the bar support contact points, where plates and bars strike the finish repeatedly, and once the coating is broken in a chlorinated atmosphere corrosion starts. Hot dip galvanised steel sits between the two: good outdoors, less suited to chlorine. For a dry indoor gym, coated steel remains the sensible economic choice. For a wellness centre, a hotel pool level gym, a seafront site or an outdoor terrace, stainless steel is the specification that avoids replacing the rack in five years. Maintenance is a weekly wipe with no chemical products, plus a quarterly rinse in humid zones. Plan a clear working zone around the rack for bar loading and lifter access, and confirm that the slab can take the point loads under the feet. We provide a free layout study on request.

Frequently asked questions

Can the rack be installed outdoors?

Stainless steel is the right material family for humid and exposed environments, which is the reason this rack exists. Confirm the exposure with us when you request a quotation so that we can validate the fixing detail and the ground preparation for your site.

What does 250 kg per side mean in practice?

It is the maximum load the bar supports accept on each side, giving 500 kg across the bar. That covers powerlifting and strongman training as well as normal club use with a wide margin.

How is the rack delivered?

Delivery is kerbside as standard, with on-site assembly available as a quoted option. Delivery covers France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, and export is priced per project. Quotations are issued within 24 working hours.