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Find the perfect squat rack or power cage for your space. Choose the shape and size that suit your setup.

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Rack shapes to suit every setup, from small spare rooms to sprawling swole sanctuaries. Already know which one you need? Choose below. The detailed comparison between them is further down.

The Bells of Steel Hydra Squat Stand - Prebuilt (3" x 3", ⅝" Holes) features adjustable safety bars and a pull-up bar, making it ideal for home gyms. Its sturdy black frame is ready to support your strength training routine. Squat Stands 4 From $279.99 · Tight spaces, low ceilings Bells of Steel Manticore Folding Half Rack Builder with two 3x3 uprights, a pull-up bar, and j-hooks, featuring a promotional tag for up to 15% off. Half Racks 4 From $569.99 · Most home gyms The Bells of Steel Hydra Flat Foot Power Rack Builder (3" x 3", ⅝" holes) features adjustable holes, support straps, and a pull-up bar—ideal for weightlifting and strength training in your home gym. 4-Post Cages 11 From $379.99 · Training alone at your limit The Bells of Steel Hydra Six Post Power Rack - Prebuilt (3" x 3", ⅝" holes) is a black metal rack for weightlifting, ideal for home gyms, with adjustable bar placement, built-in safety straps, and weight plate storage pegs. 6-Post Racks 3 From $1,072.99 · Storage, cables and heavy traffic The Bells of Steel Manticore Folding Half Rack (3" x 3", 1" holes) is a black metal modular squat rack with uprights, adjustable hooks, and a pull-up bar—ideal for weightlifting and strength training at home. Folding Racks 5 From $399.99 · A room with another job Two Anvil Handles by Bells of Steel, designed as Smith Machine Handles, are attached to a squat rack and face each other. The handles are silver with black brackets, while most of the squat rack is faded out in the background. Smith machines 5 A guided bar on rails, on its own frame or bolted to a rack you own. 30 reviews.

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Hydra or Manticore?

Both offer true 3"×3" tubing, 11-gauge steel rated to 1,000 lb (454 kg), and both are built to outlast your toughest training days. Or go lighter with a 2.3" (60mm) rack. The difference is the holes and hardware, and the attachments that fit. 

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Hydra — ⅝" hardware
Hole size⅝"
Who it's forHome and garage gyms
Attachment range 24–31 fit, depending on shape
Cheapest way in$0.01
Racks in the line13 racks

The one that costs money to get wrong: Choose a future-proof setup that can grow with you. It's the one spec worth getting right before you buy.

The five shapes

Five kinds of rack. Here's the honest difference.

Every one of these will hold a barbell and last for years. The difference is in the footprint, the baseline exercise options, and how you can expand over time.

Squat stand

Ceiling
7 ft is fine
Footprint
Smallest
Best for
Tight spaces, low ceilings

You give up: a safety net — nothing catches the bar if a rep fails.

From $279.99 4 racks →

Half rack

Ceiling
8 ft
Footprint
Small
Best for
Most home gyms

You give up: full-depth safeties — spotter arms only catch the bar where you pinned them.

From $569.99 4 racks →

4-post cage

Ceiling
8 ft
Footprint
Medium
Best for
Training alone at your limit

You give up: floor space in front of the rack — you train inside it, not before it.

From $379.99 11 racks →

6-post rack

Ceiling
8–9 ft
Footprint
Largest
Best for
Storage, cables and heavy traffic

You give up: a lot of room — this is a facility frame in a garage.

From $1,072.99 3 racks →

Folding rack

Ceiling
8 ft
Footprint
Folds to ~6"
Best for
A room with another job

You give up: a free-standing frame — it bolts to your wall, and the timber to do that isn't in the box.

From $399.99 5 racks →

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Know which shape serves you

Ceiling, floor space, whether you train alone, what you can bolt on later: the things that actually decide it. 

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Squat Stands 4 racks · from $279.99 See them → Half Racks 4 racks · from $569.99 See them → 4-Post Cages 11 racks · from $379.99 See them → 6-Post Racks 3 racks · from $1,072.99 See them → Folding Racks 5 racks · from $399.99 See them →
Ceiling it needs 7 ft is fine 8 ft 8 ft 8–9 ft 8 ft
Floor space Smallest Small Medium Largest Folds to ~6"
Upright heightHow tall the rack itself builds 72.5" – 111.25" 72" – 110.25" 72" – 111.25" 72" – 108" 72" – 108"
Catches a failed rep Nothing does Spotter arms, at the height you pinned them Full-length safeties, wherever it falls Full-length safeties, wherever it falls On the 4-post cage, yes. Not on the 2-post
Best for Tight spaces, low ceilings Most home gyms Training alone at your limit Storage, cables and heavy traffic A room with another job
Attachments that fit 26 on a Hydra, 23 on a Manticore 27 on a Hydra, 23 on a Manticore 30 on a Hydra, 26 on a Manticore 31 on a Hydra, 26 on a Manticore 24 on a Hydra, 17 on a Manticore
Racks to choose from 4 racks · 6 SKUs 4 racks · 8 SKUs 11 racks · 19 SKUs 3 racks · 5 SKUs 5 racks · 9 SKUs
Cheapest way in $279.99 $569.99 $379.99 $1,072.99 $399.99
What you give up a safety net — nothing catches the bar if a rep fails full-depth safeties — spotter arms only catch the bar where you pinned them floor space in front of the rack — you train inside it, not before it a lot of room — this is a facility frame in a garage a free-standing frame — it bolts to your wall, and the timber to do that isn't in the box

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Attachments

What do you want to be able to do?

Forget the fancy attachment names. Choose gear that unlocks your desired training style. 

I want to

Do pull-ups

A bar that spans the top of the rack. Choose a fat grip to hammer your forearms, or skinny to rep out more.

Straight Pull Up Bar — from $50.99✓ 3 options fit your rack

I want to

Train my back without a cable machine

A chest-supported pad bolts to the uprights, so you can row heavy without loading your lower back.

Seal Row Pad — from $124.99✓ Fits your Hydra

I want to

Squat heavy with nobody home

Safety straps catch the bar if a rep goes wrong. This is the reason to own a power cage instead of a stand.

Safety Straps — from $29.99✓ Fits your Hydra

I want to

Do dips

Y-shaped bars pin into the uprights at whatever height suits you, then come off in seconds.

Y Dip Bar — from $94.99✓ Fits your Hydra

I want to

Train legs properly

Leg curl and extension in one attachment. The two movements a barbell alone can't give you.

Leg Curl / Leg Extension — from $279.99✓ Fits your Hydra

I want to

Get the plates off my floor

Pegs bolt onto the back of the rack and hold your plates to keep your space functional and safe.

Bolt-On Plate Pegs — from $44.99✓ Fits your Hydra

Before you buy

The two things worth settling here

Will it fit the room?

Measure floor to ceiling before anything else. It eliminates whole shapes in one step. Short uprights from 72" clear most 7 ft basements; full-height racks need roughly 8 ft, plus 6–8" above the pull-up bar so you aren't clipping the joists (more for kipping). Every card above says what that rack builds to. If the ceiling is the problem, squat stands and folding racks are the two shapes that work under it.

Which ecosystem you're investing in

This is the decision that outlives the rack. 3"×3" (76.2mm) tubing takes the full attachment range and is what the Hydra and Manticore are built from. 2.3"×2.3" (60mm) is lighter and cheaper a real rack, with a narrower range of things that bolt on, but still a solid power or squat rack option.

What size rack do I need for my ceiling height?

Measure floor to ceiling first. Uprights that build from 72" fit most 7 ft basements and garages; full-height racks need roughly 8 ft. Leave 6–8" of clearance above the bar for pull-ups and overhead pressing.

What's the difference between 3"×3" and 2.3"×2.3" tubing?

3"×3" is the platform the full attachment range is built for and offers cross-brand compatibility. 2.3"×2.3" is lighter and more affordable, with a narrower range of attachments; still a rock-solid rack if you don't need the whole ecosystem.

Are these racks good for commercial gyms?

Yes, the Manticore and Hydra line are built for light commercial work. 2.3" racks suit home gyms and garage gyms best.

Can I use a power rack without bolting it down?

It depends on the type. Flat foot power racks and six foot power racks are free-standing. We highly recommend bolting down squat racks, half racks, and four posts. This makes the rack more stable for kipping and band work. Folding racks are the exception: they mount to the wall.

How much weight can a power rack hold?

Hydra and Manticore are rated to 1,000 lb / 454 kg. The 2.3" x 2.3" (60mm) line is rated 600-800 lb (272-365 kg), depending on the model. Check each attachment product page for its exact rating. 

What’s the difference between a power rack and a squat rack?

A squat rack (or squat stand) is two uprights that hold the bar. A power rack is four or more posts that you train inside, with safeties that catch the bar if a rep fails. Train alone and heavy? Get the cage.

Do attachments fit every rack?

No. Attachments are made for one upright size and hole size, so match them to your rack (2.3" with 5/8" holes, Hydra 3"×3" with ⅝" holes, or Manticore 3"×3" with 1" and 5/8" keyholes on the sides).

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Bells of Steel designs power racks and squat racks for the people who actually train in them, mostly in garages, basements and spare rooms (plus the odd commercial gym). Every rack is built with durable steel, with a lifetime frame warranty, from compact squat stands for low ceilings to half racks, power cages and 6-post racks for serious storage. Short on space? Folding racks pull back to the wall when the room needs to be a room again. Designed in Canada, refined on your feedback, and built for the highest quality-to-price ratio we can manage.

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