Power Racks

	Half Power Rack HR2300	Essential Power Rack	Evolve Power Rack	Oasis All-in-One Functional Trainer
Best for	Users with limited space	Solo lifters	Versatile users, long-term serious lifters	Versatile users who value cable training
Rack type	Half rack	Power rack	Power rack	Functional trainer
Price range	$359.95 rack to $829.95 rack + storage + cable system	$609.95 rack to $829.95 rack + cable system	$1,539.95	$2,839.95
Weight capacity	250kg bar catches, 150kg pull-up bar	220kg	460kg	280kg
Dimension	220cm H x 122cm W x 141cm D	213cm H x 149cm W x 123cm D	229cm H x 135cm W x 112cm D	208cm H x 165.5cm W x 98cm D
Cable system	Optional add-on	Optional add-on	Optional add-on	Built in
Attachments	HR2300 attachments	Essential attachments	Evolve attachments	Oasis compatible attachments
Hole size	5/8 inch	5/8 inch	1 inch	5/8 inch
Uprights	60 x 60mm, 2mm thick	50 x 50mm, 2mm thick	75 x 75mm, 3mm thick	50 x 50mm, 2mm thick
Warranty	12 months	12 months	Lifetime on structural steel frames and welds; 5 years on attachments and moving parts	5 years

Is a power cage better than a squat rack for a home gym?

Not always. A power cage provides more enclosed safety which is ideal for solo heavy lifting with no spotter. A squat rack is more compact and adjustable, perfect fits for shared gym or smaller spaces. If safety and capability to expand are priorities, a power cage is the best choice. If simplicity and flexibility matter more, a squat rack covers everything you need. The best choice is the one that fits your training routine.

How much space do I need for a power rack at home?

You need enough space for the rack footprint plus room to load plates, walk around the rack, and move safely during training. As a rule, check the rack dimension, allow at least 60cm clearance on each side for a standard 220cm Olympic barbell. Take the Essential Garage Gym Package as an example. It needs 149cm x 123cm floor space. Most standard Australian garages accommodate this.

What ceiling height do I need for a power rack or power cage?

Most full power racks require at least 213cm of ceiling clearance, taller models like the Evolve Power Rack need up to 229cm. Always check racks’ height before ordering. If your ceiling is lower, look for racks with a reversible pull-bar. For example, the Essential Power Rack reduces to 204cm with the bar installed in reverse.

Can I use a power rack for bench press as well as squats?

Yes. A power rack supports both. Adjustable J-Cups let you set the barbell at the right height for squats, while safety spotters or straps protect you if you miss a rep. You will need a separate bench to lie on for bench press. Some Gym Plus bundles already include a bench with the rack, which is a perfect starting point if you are building from scratch. If you already have a rack, simply add an adjustable bench to unlock bench press, incline press, and more.

Do I need to bolt a power rack to the floor?

Not always. It depends on the rack and how you train. Most Gym Plus racks are stable without bolting. The Evolve Power Rack offers exceptional stability for heavy lifts without bolting. However, optional bolt-down points are included for those who prefer maximum anchoring or plan to perform extreme movements. For System X All-in-one Functional Trainer, bolting is mandatory for best training experience.

What weight capacity should I look for in a home gym rack?

Match your rack to where your training is headed. For most home gym lifters, a 200-250kg capacity covers everything comfortably. The bar catches of Half Power Rack support up to 250kg and its pull-up bar supports 150kg. For serious lifters planning to push heavier loads over time, the Evolve Power Rack supports up to 460kg and is built for long-term heavy use. Buy ahead of where you are now, you will thank yourself later.

What should I buy with a power rack to build a complete home gym setup?

A rack is just the skeleton of your home gym. You need a few key parts to complete your setup. At minimum, get an adjustable bench, barbell, bumper plates, collars, gym flooring. You can expand with a cable system, attachments, and storage over time. If you want to save your time and have everything sorted in one order, our Home Gym Packages bundle the essentials together at a better value.

Are half racks safe for home gym training?

Absolutely! Half racks are a safe and popular option for home gym. The HR2100 Half Power Rack includes safety spotter arms with a 39cm rest area to catch the bar if you miss a rep. The 250kg capacity on bar catches and 150kg on pull-up bar with heavy-duty 60mm x 60mm steel construction protects you during squats and bench press. This is built to pro-grade standards that is more than enough for most home lifters. The 8cm hole spacing allows precise safety height adjustment for different user heights.

Can I add attachments to a power rack later?

Yes. Power racks can grow with your training and this is the reason to choose the right rack from the start. The Evolve Power Rack is compatible with the Evolve attachment range such as Jammer Arms and Squat Peg. The Essential Power Rack supports the Essential attachment range. Make sure the attachments you want are compatible with your specific rack, check the hole size and spacing before buying.

What flooring should I use under a squat rack or power cage?

Rubber gym flooring is the best choice for home gym setup to define your training space. It protects both your floor and equipment from scratches and damage, absorbs shock, prevents slipping and reduces noise. The tiles come with connectors for easy installation and are low-maintenance and simple to clean. Lay flooring across the full rack footprint and the area where you load and unload plates.

Are these racks suitable for commercial gyms or studios?

Some Gym Plus racks are well suited for commercial use. The Evolve Power Rack with 75 x 75mm steel uprights, ultra-stable under heavy load, is built for serious powerlifting and commercial use. For studios and light commercial use, the Oasis All-in-One Functional Trainer is a popular choice. Its stylish and compact design makes it well suited for placing in studios and its aluminium pulleys enable ultra-smooth cable travel. For bulk orders or custom quote, speak to our B2B team.

How does delivery work for large gym racks?

Gym Plus offers free metro shipping on orders over $250 which covers most rack purchases. Racks are large and arrive in multiple parcels, so allow a few days for all parcels to arrive. Prefer to collect in person? Order online and pick up instantly from our warehouse in 2/22 Furlong Street, Cranbourne West VIC 3977. For delivery inquiries, visit our shipping policy for further details or contact us.

Can Gym Plus help me choose the right rack?

Definitely. If you are not sure which rack suits your space, training routine, or budget, our team is ready to help. Contact us via contact form or call 03 5615 8001 on Monday to Friday, 10am-4pm AEST. For commercial inquiries, speak to our B2B team via online form or contact us at 03 9007 2389.

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Adductor/Abductor machine

5/5 – Finally a proper adductor/abductor machine that actually gets used
Picked up the Gym Plus L4 Pro plate-loaded hip adductor/abductor for the home gym and it’s been one of the better purchases I’ve made for legs.
Build quality is solid. The frame doesn’t flex or rock when you load it up, the motion is smooth with no clunking or sticking through the set, and the pads sit in a comfortable position so you can actually stay locked in and squeeze. Dual function is the point
of this machine and it does both jobs well — squeezing in for adductors and driving out for abductors without feeling like a compromise piece. Olympic sleeves are a plus; you can progress properly instead of being stuck on a light stack.
It’s compact enough that it doesn’t dominate the room, looks clean in the matte black finish, and switching between adductor and abductor is quick once you’ve used it a couple of times. If inner and outer thighs / glute med have been lagging, this fills that gap properly.
Only small thing I’d change: a couple of extra pin positions for a slightly bigger start range on abductors would be nice. You can still get a good stretch and a hard contraction, but a bit more ROM on the way out would make it even better.
Apart from that, no complaints. Stable, smooth, does exactly what it’s meant to do. Happy with it.
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Great product and service

We purchased the foldable bar for my 9yo and she loves it. It’s sturdy and easy to fold, unfold and put away by 1 person.
It only took a couple of days to deliver.

Sturdy bar, highly recommend

Sturdy bar, highly recommend this!

Such an amazing addition to our son’s playpen

We have a very active and curious little 10 month old boy … and he absolutely loves his new play gym!! It’s definitely one of the best things we’ve purchased and we were so happy there were different colours to choose from (he’s the boss but we just can’t do ugly 🤣) The pieces are so well made and reconfiguring them is super easy. 100/10!!

My daughter loves it!

Our new foldable bar is getting a good workout! It's the perfect piece of gymnastic equpment for those with minimal space. It's easy to set up, strong and sturdy and easy to put together.

Excellent grip tape

Used it on my wrist roller. Works like a charm.

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