Power Racks
Power Racks for UK Home Gyms
A power rack (or cage) encloses you on four posts with adjustable J-hooks and spotter arms, giving you the most safety of any rack type for heavy solo lifting — squats, bench press and overhead work included.
Our Power Rack Range
Our multi-cage rack adds an integrated cable pulley system for lat pulldowns and cable work alongside free-weight training, so you can combine both training styles in one footprint. If you're weighing up a power rack against a half rack for your space, our squat rack vs power rack guide covers it in detail.
FAQs
Do I need a full power rack, or would a half rack do?
A power rack suits lifters who want maximum enclosed safety and often an integrated pull-up bar. A half rack gives similar safety in less space — see our comparison guide above if you're deciding.
How much space does a power rack need?
Beyond the rack's own footprint, allow clearance for the bar path during squats and enough ceiling height for the rack plus any pull-up bar — check the specific product's dimensions against your room.
