Published facts, visible gaps.

Sources and selection

We use only public manufacturer product pages and their product JSON. The accompanying cached text records the URL, retrieval date and request method. The original research records that robots.txt was checked and the requested paths were allowed; saved policies are in research/robots. Updates are manual. No automated fetching or scraping is permitted because manufacturer terms ban scraping. This build uses local caches and makes no network requests.

We identify the selected configuration on each product; most are the first/default variant in the cache. Each product identifies that variant in its note. We exclude customer reviews, shipping package dimensions, unrelated products and unsupported assembly calculations. Conflicting or ambiguous specs may be withheld; where we select a structured specification over prose, the product note says so.

“not published” is a useful answer

This label means no unambiguous value was extracted for that field and variant from the cached manufacturer page. It is not a claim that the information is unavailable elsewhere. We never substitute estimates for missing equipment specs. Separately published footprint/base dimensions stay separate from overall dimensions; unlabelled footprint axes are not guessed.

Prices and evidence

Prices are USD amounts for the identified configuration, manually rechecked October 27, 2026. Prices as of 2026-10-27; confirm on the manufacturer’s site. Currency symbols and thousands separators are display formatting; the exact original price fragment is retained as evidence. Prices change and may exclude shipping, taxes, attachments or other options. Source links go to live pages which may have changed since retrieval.

Every published spec has a short verbatim quote, checked against the cache during each build. Numeric calculator dimensions use published inches or explicit unit conversions only. Product length is treated as depth for room planning. Capacity types and conditions must be read as published; they are not interchangeable ratings.

Room planning limits

Floor depth = product depth + 2 × 36 in (NSCA station spacing). Width = product width + 24 in per side minimum (NSCA); use 36 in per side for racks to allow for bar overhang. Ceiling = product height + 6 in minimum (conservative planning margin), or a larger published manufacturer minimum. Pull-ups = bar height + 18 in, adapted from PRx ceiling guidance of upright height + 18 in; use a manufacturer published minimum when available. These are planning rules of thumb, not a guarantee.

Independent and text only

No images are used. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by any listed brand. Brand names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Short source excerpts document factual specs; they do not grant rights to reproduce manufacturers’ full descriptions. Affiliate disclosure: no affiliate links are active. If affiliate links are added, we may earn a commission from qualifying purchases.