Professional squat racks and power racks
Professional squat racks and power racks: our professional selection
Repères de gamme — 20 modèles, dont 20 à prix affiché : 1 900 €–8 999 € HT par appareil ; marques : Etenon ; 19 modèles conçus à Tours et fabriqués en Europe (calcul du 30/09/2026).
Squat racks and power racks are the structural centre of a strength area, designed to carry heavy loads under daily use. Twenty configurations are listed, covering squat racks, power racks and rigs for gyms, training boxes, physical preparation centres, emergency service bases and premium private installations. Frames are reinforced steel with an anti corrosion epoxy coating.
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What separates a rack from a rig
A rack is a single training station: two or four uprights, J-cups to receive the bar and safety catches to stop it. A rig is several racks joined by shared uprights and cross members. The rack is the right answer when one or two athletes squat and bench at a time and floor space is limited; the rig is the right answer when a class of eight has to lift simultaneously. Both allow squats, bench press, pull ups, dips and rack pulls, but only the rack keeps its full footprint efficiency in a small room.
Safety and floor preparation
Safety catch height and adjustment increments are the two specifications that decide whether an athlete can train alone. Beneath the rack, a floor build up capable of taking dropped loads is required, typically rubber gym flooring tiles over a suitable substrate. Stationary training equipment for gym use falls under EN ISO 20957-1 class S.
| Specification | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Upright count | Two upright squat rack or four upright power rack |
| Safety catches | Allow solo training under load |
| Adjustment increments | Fit the bar height to the athlete |
| Finish | Reinforced steel, anti corrosion epoxy coating |
| Flooring | Rubber gym flooring tiles rated for dropped loads |
Frequently asked questions
Squat rack or power rack?
A power rack encloses the athlete on four uprights and offers the widest safety catch coverage. A squat rack takes less floor area and suits smaller rooms.
Does a rack have to be anchored?
Anchoring depends on the model and the loads. The requirement is stated on the technical drawing issued with the quotation.
What flooring should go underneath?
Rubber tiles specified for the drop heights involved, laid over a level substrate. We quote flooring with the rack when required.