SR-4000 Squat Rack

he SR-4000 Squat Rack offers versatility, stability, and as much utility as a full power rack. It comes in two heights: 96” (8’) and 103" (8.6'). The rack is heavy-duty, made from 3x3” 11-gauge steel. Its long, flat-footed base removes the need to bolt down the rack, and it’s made even more stable with rear base weight horns and triangular reinforcements at the base of the uprights. The SR-4000 is built for precision, with 1” hole spacing in the bench area for the perfect starting height. It has 2” hole spacing elsewhere. The Squat Rack is compatible with most 4000 Series attachments, like the Iso Arms, Dip Attachment, Spotter Arms, and more. Laser-engraved numbered uprights every fifth hole make it easy to arrange attachments. Choose a PR-4000 Pull-Up Bar (1.25”, 2”, or Raw) and J-Cups (Standard, Flat Sandwich, or Round Sandwich). It’s built to safely withstand gymnastics movements, such as kipping pull-ups. It’s finished with a matte black powder coat. The SR-4000 is easy to put together, with a bolt-together base, and has a rackable capacity of 1,000lbs.

Buying guide

Best Power Rack for Your Home Gym — July 2026

What is a Squat Stand?

What a squat stand is

A squat stand is a two-post, free-standing rack for squats and presses — most of a power rack’s capability in a smaller, cheaper, movable package. Uprights are joined by a pull-up crossmember for stability. Monster Lite (3x3) stands are the premium tier; 2x3 stands cost less and still handle most home training. Note that a squat stand’s safeties are shorter than a full cage’s, so many lifters pair one with spotter arms for heavy solo work.