Racks & Rigs
Power racks, half racks, squat stands and rigs — UK prices
Pro Gym Essentials stocks 29 racks and rigs for UK home and commercial gyms, from a £496 freestanding half rack up to a £9,486 modular rig. Free UK delivery applies to every rack on this page — all are priced above the £250 free-delivery threshold.
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| Squat stands | £534 – £652.68 | Two uprights. Smallest footprint, no pull-up bar, no safety enclosure. |
| Half racks | £496 – £1,660 | Uprights plus a rear frame and pull-up bar. Lift from the front. |
| Power racks (4-post) | £855 – £2,216 | Full four-post cage. Lift inside the frame with safety bars either side. |
| Cable and T-racks | £4,254 – £4,784 | Rack plus integrated weight-stack cable columns. |
| Rigs and multi-bay | £1,804 – £9,486 | Configurable bays for training multiple people at once. |
The JORDAN range — our core rack line
JORDAN HELIX is the entry point into commercial-grade JORDAN steel and covers most home gyms:
- Freestanding Half Rack (LTR) with J-Hooks & Safety Bars — £496.00
- Squat Stand (LTR), adjustable width — from £534.00
- Freestanding Half Rack — £579.00
- Power Stand including J-Hooks — £589.01
- Folding Power Rack (LTR), wall-mounted — £627.60
- Fixed Power Rack including J-Hooks — £855.00
- Freestanding Power Rack including J-Hooks — £997.50
- Freestanding Power Rack (LTR) with J-Hooks & Safety Bars — £1,224.84
JORDAN J75 is the heavy commercial line, built for gyms and studios in daily multi-user service:
- Compact Power Rack, black, including J-Hooks & Weight Horns — £2,121.59
- Rig with J-Hooks — from £1,804.00, scaling to £9,486.00 for a full multi-bay build
- Cable Rack, black, including J-Hooks & Weight Horns — £4,254.65
- T-Rack, black, including J-Hooks & Weight Horns — £4,545.46
- Weight Lifting Platform, 60mm — £1,139.99
Other JORDAN racks: Premium Heavy Duty Squat Stand £652.68, Squat Rack £1,194.00, Power Rack with Attachments £1,803.72, Single Bay Storage Pod £2,399.99.
Also in this collection
Attack Strength Squat Rack £1,470.00 and Counter Balance Smith Machine £2,680.00. MYO Strength Half Rack and Commercial Free Standing Half Rack, both £1,660.00. Nautilus Freedom Rack, Half Rack, Smith Machine and Sound Dampening Platform are supplied to order — contact us for a quote.
Which rack should you buy?
- Ceiling under 2.2m, or you train alone without a spotter: a half rack with safety bars. The JORDAN HELIX Freestanding Half Rack (LTR) with J-Hooks & Safety Bars at £496 is the cheapest safe option here.
- You squat and bench heavy on your own: a four-post power rack. Lifting inside the cage means the safety bars catch the bar on both sides.
- Floor space is tight: the JORDAN HELIX Folding Power Rack (LTR) at £627.60 mounts to the wall and folds flat between sessions.
- Two or more people training at once, or a commercial floor: a J75 rig. Bays are added to the same frame rather than buying separate racks.
- You want cable work without a second machine: the J75 Cable Rack from £4,254.65 puts weight-stack columns on the rack itself.
Check what is in the box
Rack prices across the industry quote the frame only. On this site, any product whose title says “Including J-Hooks” or “Including J-Hooks & Weight Horns” ships with those parts. Where the title does not say it, check the specification on the product page before ordering — J-hooks and safety bars bought separately can add £100–£300 to a rack you thought was complete.
Delivery
Free UK delivery on all orders of £250 or more — every rack in this collection qualifies. Dispatch within 5 working days, tracking emailed within 24 hours of dispatch.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs — Rigs & Racks
What’s the difference between a rig and a rack?
A rack is typically a standalone unit (like a squat rack or power rack) used for barbell lifts and strength training. A rig is a larger, modular system — often wall- or floor-mounted — designed to support multiple users and exercises, including pull-ups, squats, and suspension training.
Which is better for home gyms: a rack or a rig?
For most home gyms, a power rack or half rack is the best option due to its compact size and versatility. Rigs are ideal for larger spaces or shared training environments.
Can I customise my rack with attachments?
Yes. Many of our racks are compatible with dip bars, landmine attachments, safety spotter arms, band pegs, and more — giving you a fully modular setup that grows with your training.
How much space do I need for a rack or rig?
Most power racks require a footprint of at least 120cm x 150cm, plus height clearance (around 210–230cm). Rigs will need more width and depth depending on configuration.
Are your racks suitable for heavy lifting?
Absolutely. Our racks are built from commercial-grade steel and tested for strength and safety — ideal for squats, benching, and heavy barbell work at home or in a professional gym.




