Garvee Power Cage Squat Rack for Home Gym with Pull-Up Bar, Dip Bars, Adjustable Safety Bars, 1100 LB Capacity, Black
Garvee Power Cage Squat Rack for Home Gym with Pull-Up Bar, Dip Bars, Adjustable Safety Bars, 1100 LB Capacity, Black
Master Your Strength Center
1100LBS Industrial-grade capacity. Engineered for serious weightlifters seeking an uncompromising home gym foundation. A multifunctional power house for full-body mastery.
1100 LBS Load Capacity
Forged from heavy-duty reinforced steel. Provides ultimate stability for squats, bench presses, and extreme powerlifting.
740 LBS Plate Storage
Integrated smart storage posts keep your weight plates organized and within reach while adding counterweight stability.
All-in-One Training
Combines a squat rack, pull-up station, and dip bars in one compact unit to maximize your home gym footprint.
Unyielding Safety Standards
Train with confidence, even when lifting alone. Our power cage features high-strength adjustable safety bars and J-hooks with customizable height settings. The robust frame architecture ensures a secure environment for every rep, from warm-ups to PR attempts.
Engineered for Versatility
The multifunctional functional trainer area supports pull-ups, dips, and inverted rows. Designed for space-efficiency, this rack replaces multiple machines, allowing you to transition between compound lifts and bodyweight movements seamlessly in your home studio.
Technical Specifications
| Max Load Capacity | 1100 LBS (Industrial Steel) |
| Plate Storage Capacity | 740 LBS (Smart Post Design) |
| Functional Area Support | Additional 360 LBS |
| Material | High-Tensile Reinforced Steel |
| Integrated Stations | Pull-up Bar / Dip Bars / J-Hooks |
| Safety Features | Adjustable Spotter Arms |
| Build Style | Full Cage Architecture |
| Usage Scenario | Home Gym / Garage Studio / Commercial |
Owner's Setup & Performance Guide
Stability: Ensure all bolts are torqued securely during assembly. For maximum silence and floor protection, use a high-density rubber gym mat. Safety: Always engage the safety bars at a height just below your lowest range of motion for the safest solo lifting experience.
