Rogue Monster Lite Wall Mount

When looking at the rogue equipment i had a few questions about exactly what i was g.

Rogue monster lite wall mount.

This wall mounted folding squat rack is designed to turn any garage into a power lifter s dream gym. Rml 3 rml 390 and rml 390c. Titan x 2 powerline ppr1000. The kit is easy to install on a standard wood stud wall and is designed specifically for use with the following rogue monster lite series racks.

I m not sure. The wall mount version of the monster lite pull up rig combines the immovable 3x3 11 gauge steel uprights of the original rogue monster rig with the 0 625 holes of the infinity rig all while reducing equipment costs and maximizing your training space. This compares to the r 3w with 2 x3 steel. Those are the only differences between the two rogue sizes.

The only attachments i have seen that may make this possible is by adding the titan x 3 tall. But can t decide between the monster lite rml 3wc 3x3 vs. Torn between the 21 5 depth rogue rml 3w fold back wall mount rack or the 41 5. I have the rogue monster lite flat foot rml 390f rack and want to expand by making it look more like the rogue 690 racks.

The j cups on the 3 x3 are of course 1 wider to fit. Monster lite wall mount rig. Maybe mount rails along the wall parallel to the folding ones and be able to use safety bars. Rogue echo es 1 wall mount.

For an even beefier rack they have a rml 3w monster lite series wall mounted squat rack ie. 2 2 tubing 5 8 hardware. American made wholesome goodness is what rogue fitness is bringing home. The rm 3w is a space efficient wall mounted version of rogue s standard monster rm 3 rack 760 00 rogue fitness rogue monster lite rml 3wc power rack black that great folding wall power rack from rogue is also available in black for a slight savings.

Now with the monster lite rack wall mount kit gym owners have a new optional method for securing a rack without having to drill holes in their floor. Now with the monster lite rack wall mount kit gym owners have a new optional method for securing a rack without having to drill holes in their floor. I d appreciate it if owners of either could weigh in.