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How do I choose between a power rack and a half rack?
Full power racks maximize safety and in‑rack training; half racks save space and feel more open. Choose based on your room size, lifting style, and whether you train solo—REP Fitness offers configurable options in both.
What rack height and depth should I pick for my space?
Measure ceiling height and leave clearance above the pull-up bar for pull-ups and presses. Shallower depths save floor space, while deeper bays provide more working room inside the rack and for storage.
Are attachments compatible across REP rack series?
Match attachments to your rack’s series and specs—upright size, hole size, and hole spacing—to ensure a secure fit. On REP racks, PR‑4000 and PR‑5000 use different attachment standards, so select accessories built for your series.
Should I add a side‑mount functional trainer to my rack?
A side‑mount functional trainer adds cable work to your rack’s footprint for rows, pulldowns, and accessories; it’s great for mixed training in limited space. For details on setup and use, see our guide to the ATHENA® side‑mount functional trainer; anchoring your rack is recommended for cable stability.
What’s the difference between REP’s PR‑4000 and PR‑5000?
Both are heavy‑duty, modular power racks designed to grow with you; the main differences are attachment standards and available options. For a side‑by‑side breakdown, check our comparison of the PR‑4000 vs PR‑5000.