Hey Phil,

Thanks, if you’re referring to the measurement from the floor to the very lowest adjustment hole, then it’s 12″.

If you mean from the floor to the very first hole where the bottom side cross members would attach then on mine it’s 3″ (bottom bolt) and 9″ (top bolt). I hope that helps and let me know if you need any additional information on the rack.

Hey Andriy,

Thanks, the front porch and dip attachment were both custom built.

Hi Steph,

Thanks and to answer your question, I don’t think the holes on the sides of the flip downs are really necessary.

My dip attachment lays right on top of the flip down safeties and have side lips to avoid it from sliding off of the safeties, with other style dip attachments you would use the side hole(s) on the rack uprights and the side holes there are really the only coverage you would need for optimal modularity with any compatible accessories to attach on to the rack.

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Hey Rob,

1. If you’re referring to the main hole spacing on the rack, they’re 1.5″ spacing which was standard on the custom 2X3 and 3X3 racks with 5/8″ holes (at the time if going with 3X3 and choosing 1″ holes then the spacing would’ve been 2″ spacing instead).

If you mean the side holes, I requested laser cut numbers on the 2X3 upright sides which had to be numbered with odd numbers in order to fit between each side hole for that size tubing.

2. At the time the pricing with all the bells and whistles I requested for on mine was priced slightly less than some mainstream companies out there and some of those mainstream companies were priced differently a few years back before the steel prices went up.

3. A builder out in Canada built it for me, but he no longer takes on big projects like this and occasionally builds a few limited small accessory items, or sells off a few extra stock accessories.

Your best bet would be either to go with a mainstream company that has some modularity to their racks and getting the added features you want (such as through Rogue, or Sorinex), or for custom work try Black Widow Training Gear, or Edge Fitness Systems…keep in mind that pricing for racks and custom work will be different these days in contrast to a few years back, also there might be a hold on requests and orders due to the pandemic.

Hope that helps, let me know if you have any more questions.

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1. Are the holes on your power rack offset? Maybe my eyes deceive me but when I look at power racks like the monster rack the holes seem to not be lined up in different sides of the uprights.

2. How much did this cost? Is this cheaper than rogue?

3. Who built this for you and what kind of shop should I be looking for?

No problem, glad I could help and thanks for reading it.