I have a commercial office space with metal studs. I want to wall mount the squat rack onto the metal studs and I need some advice on what would be needed?
My thought is the main weight of the rack and weights would be held by the 4 legs and floor, but I'm trying to avoid tearing into the wall for bracing. Any other recommendations?
Could I add a large painted piece of plywood on the wall to mount the squat rack to? Would that add strength? I'd probably have a mirror installed to cover it anyway.
Did you already purchase the rack? Wall mounts don't take up any less space than a stand alone rack, I would rather just get one that can be placed anywhere without having to attach it to a wall.
You can attach the ends above the ceiling to the floor...
We would attach the strut to the stud with toggles. Then put a swing arm mount with a 50" plasma screen. ( that's when clients didn't want open the walls) had contractors put strut in the wall before as well.
Plasma screen was about 120# and the swing arm mount was around 85# and would come off the wall at 3'.
You can attach the ends above the ceiling to the floor...
We would attach the strut to the stud with toggles. Then put a swing arm mount with a 50" plasma screen. ( that's when clients didn't want open the walls) had contractors put strut in the wall before as well.
Plasma screen was about 120# and the swing arm mount was around 85# and would come off the wall at 3'.
Add the unistrut to the outside of the wall? I’m confused where the unistrut would go if we didn’t want to open up the wall.
The squat rack comes with a steel stringer, too.
Im not sure what gauge studs, because it was an existing wall when we started the office build.
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