Hi, how much space it needs to be folded on the wall? i.e. what is the distance from fixing to the wall of one upright to the edge of other upright when both uprights are folded to the left? Thanks!
@@eddwilkins8804 when you fold both uprights inward that is the 35” from wall. Because of the 41” they won’t come close to wall. If both uprights are folded outwards, the rack is 5-9/16” from wall at farthest point
I am gonna have to agree with that, it is so simple to setup and just as strong as any other rack. Especially if money is no problem prx is a great way to go and won’t regret it.
Very helpful video!! I have the concrete ledge saved me 145 bucks! thank you!
Are these foldable racks ok for attaching rubber bands to them and pushing forward away standing up, aka punching
Hi, how much space it needs to be folded on the wall? i.e. what is the distance from fixing to the wall of one upright to the edge of other upright when both uprights are folded to the left? Thanks!
Hi. I’ve just bought the 41” rack. How much does it stick out when you fold both arms inwards? Thanks, Ted.
35” without jcups, 38” with jcups
@@GarageGymTips 35” out from the wall when folded away?
@@eddwilkins8804 when you fold both uprights inward that is the 35” from wall. Because of the 41” they won’t come close to wall.
If both uprights are folded outwards, the rack is 5-9/16” from wall at farthest point
What size is your lumber?
Went with 2x10
Rather go with prx.
I am gonna have to agree with that, it is so simple to setup and just as strong as any other rack. Especially if money is no problem prx is a great way to go and won’t regret it.
@@GarageGymTips I have a 4 post 3x3 rack but if I did wall mount it would be a prx.
@@richt5986 the enjoyment of having a bigger space
@@GarageGymTips it's NEVER big enough ever
@@richt5986 you are not wrong