Murphy Rack Fold Up Squat Rack, Wall Mounted Folding Power Rack, 90 Inch Uprights, Space Saving Power Rack, Home Gym Equipment, Pull Up Bar, Heavy Duty J-Cups, Fitness Equipment

Features

• PATENTED: PRx Performance is the creator and holder of the patent for wall mounted folding squat racks. The Murphy Rack is our squat rack that is budget friendly version on our Profile Squat Rack with the same functionality.
• DURABILITY: Able to hold 1000 pounds. All parts are made of quality steel with a black powder coat finish for added strength and protection
• HOME GYM: Turn your garage or any room in your house into a home gym. By taking up little to no floor space makes it possible to have this rack in your home by only using wall space. This is a full weight rack that needs a barbell and weights to make it the whole package. Add a weight bench to be able to perform the bench press along with squats, overhead press, pull ups and chin ups.
• SPACE SAVING: Uprights stand 90 inches tall and 22 inches off the wall when in use and ONLY 4 inches off the wall and 108 inches when folded up. Make this rack more versatile by adding the PRx Performance folding weight bench (sold separately)
• MUST HAVE 108 INCHES OF CEILING HEIGHT TO FOLD UP ONTO THE WALL (OR 95 INCHES FOR A MODIFIED INSTALL) MESSAGE WITH ANY QUESTIONS

Description

The Murphy Rack Fold Up is a space saving home gym squat rack that is easy to fold up to your wall when not using to save precious floor space. With 4 gas shocks on each corner of the rack, this is easy for anyone to fold up on to the wall. The 2 piece uprights are 90" and includes a kipping bar for added distance from the wall for kipping movements and other exercises. The entire rack is powder coated black for durability and aesthetics. The Murphy Rack Fold Up is a space saving home gym squat rack that is easy to fold up to your wall when not using to save precious floor space. Easily turn your garage into a gym and still be able to park your vehicle inside. Four wall studs spaced 16" on center or three studs spaced 24" on center are needed for this rack. If not you can install a string board (not included) to make your installation possible. You will then have 3 or 4 lag screws each on the top and bottom wall brackets to secure into the studs. Detailed instructions are included. MESSAGE US IF NEEDING MORE INFORMATION For normal installation of this 90" rack you will need 108" ceilings. If not you can do a modified installation down to 95" ceilings. Doing the modified installation is easy but will slightly shorten your rack distance from the wall. Picture seven shows ceiling height and rack depth dimensions. MESSAGE US IF NEEDING MORE INFORMATION PRx Performance is a Shark Tank Company and we say that with pride. We focus on making quality products while also providing the best customer experience.

Product Dimensions 39.5 x 52 x 90 inches; 117 Pounds

Date First Available March 26, 2019

Manufacturer PRx Performance

ASIN B07Q1JK6W2

Best Sellers Rank #591 in Exercise & Fitness Home Gyms

Customer Reviews 4.8 out of 5 stars

abunda_amazon_reviews The squat rack has exceeded expectations. It is as simple to use and put away as advertised. Definitely geared for CrossFitters / power lifters. The rack quality is high end sturdy, and I will get many years out of the product which justifies the price. It’s perfect for saving space and not an eye sore for gyms inside of a garage. I found it cheaper of coarse on amazon so I would look for any deal you can get because it is pricier than other folding racks and you rarely will find a deal on the PRX website. Its the simplicity and saving of space that you are paying for.;;Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2019;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Exceeds expectations;;Eric;;;If you're short on time, then know that this is thing is "as seen on Shark Tank" junk. Get a stand alone - PLEASE. If you ABSOLUTELY need the fold-up option and you're forced to buy this (or one of the copycats), there's some things you should know: 1. Assembly sucks. I'm not new to this, I've built 2 Bowflex Power-Rod gyms, 2 elliptical machines, a treadmill, a leg press, a power tower, and various all-in-one gyms, and this unit looks deceptively simple. Make sure you have a 24mm (nearly 1") socket - this is larger than most home toolkits will have. I was fortunate to be able to borrow one from a friend who works on truck diesel engines. On page 8, you're asked to assemble the pull-up bar - Step 3 on that page even says "Fully tighten the pullup bar, as this will reduce movement of the bar while in use". DO NOT tighten, because on page 10, you're asked to UNDO HALF OF WHAT YOU DID ON PAGE 8 - "Attach the left linkage arm by removing the (bolts you installed from page 8)" - to be able to attach it to the wall bracket (would have been nice to know on page 8, PRx). These are the 24mm bolts that go into locking nylon nuts, and it takes a LOT of torque to turn these. Plan on a solid 3-4 hours if you're skilled at this sort of thing. If you've never assembled a steel frame structure, set aside the better part of the day. 2. The stability is downward - this thing wobbles side to side like a patio umbrella in a storm. Shouldn't be an issue if you use it normally, but if you're expecting rock solid stability, you will be disappointed. 3. When they say you need a 9' wall, they don't mean 8'11.5" - and forget about folding it up if you have crown molding of any kind. If I had known what I'm telling you, I would have purchased a free-standing rack. I'm convinced that the only reason this thing exists is because of the Shark Tank exposure. This is the exercise equivalent of the flex hose. The lack of lateral stability and arduous assembly do not justify, for me, the extra couple of square feet you free up when it's folded. If you can avoid Murphy racks, please do. If not, I'm sure the $300-$400 copycats are every bit as disappointing as this thing is, so at least save yourself some money. I regret this purchase and would return it if it wouldn't be every bit the nightmare that assembly was.;;Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2020;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;AVOID! After you read the fluff reviews, please read this.;;Mike McG;;;After teetering on the fence for the longest time about getting this I finally jumped. So glad I did. Arrived much faster than I expected and right in time for the second lame ass CA lock down due to covid. Easy enough to install with help of another. Make sure you have all the tools required before starting! I would download an install manual from PRX before the rack delivers so you can get everything you need. So far it's amazing but I can't attest to the longevity of the product yet. I'm sure customer service will be happy to help with replacement parts if there were ever an issue.;;Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2020;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Must have for home gym!;;chris l.;;;Received this rack on a Thursday and had it fully assembled and used by Friday afternoon. Solely because just other plans during the day. Total I think less than 2 hours install if you have the right tools. The brackets were difficult by yourself and you definitely need two people for rack to bracket install. The rest is a single man job. The product is very sturdy and reliable. I am able to do TTB and butterfly pull-ups without issue (5’9”). It’s very convenient and easy to put up and down by yourself for quick stow away. Wouldn’t have selected any other rack for the price. Awesome job PRx performance;;Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2020;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Cost efficient and high quality;;David Reed;;;I bought this for my husband for Christmas and he absolutely loves it. It was not easy to install however since it involves locating studs in the wall etc...it’s definitely a 2 person install project. And, a piece was missing at the very end (one of the arms that holds the weight). I emailed PRX and they shipped the missing part immediately with no questions asked. Excellent customer service and great product.;;Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2020;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Husband loves it!;;Amazon Customer;;;This did exactly what I was looking for it to do. It saves space in my garage. The install wasn't hard at all. It does have some flex it, but my high school son uses it who is very rough on things with no issue. He's a big kid so this had no trouble holding the 420lbs he squats.;;Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020;;4.0 out of 5 stars;;Replaced Full Rack to Save Space;;matthew randolph;;;The Good: Arrived quickly even during the outbreak. Very sturdy loaded with weight if assembled properly. Easy to move up and down once fully assembled. Great product overall, with no complaints. The Meh: Nothing so far has been horrible. Its a bit difficult to build by yourself. There were very minor scratches in the paint, but nothing close to exposed metal. Make sure you find the center of your studs!;;Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2020;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;I have no excuse to not workout during COVID-19 now;;EzzyE_Lucky_13;;;Absolutely ecstatic with the Rack. It arrived ahead of schedule and went up with 0 problems. This rack took me about 1 hr to install while I worked with my 17yr old daughter teaching her how to assemble and install. Rack is also very close to flush with the walls.;;Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2020;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Great Rack and Fabulous looking.;;spectre95