Rack Attachments

An attachment is the cheapest way to add a station. A rack that already occupies the floor can gain a dip station, a landmine, a set of spotter arms or plate storage without taking another square metre, which is why a well-specified rig usually carries more attachments than the operator originally planned.

The range covers safety and spotting hardware, pressing and pulling add-ons, and the storage horns that keep plates off the floor beside the rack.

Attachments are not universal. Upright profile and hole spacing decide what fits, so tell us the rack you are fitting to — or order both together — rather than matching by eye.