Buying a new house, cancelled my gym membership because it's too far to routinely go. Going to put something together in my basement. From floor to ceiling joists its 94 inches. I'm thinking about getting a Titan T3 power rack (82 inches) straight from their website, they have a sale going on. Can anyone foresee any issues with this equipment in my space? And if you have any other recommendations for equipment I'd gladly listen. I've also looked at the Rogue HR-2.

TLDR: HALF RACK OR POWER RACK ? Also if I buy a power rack and opt out of plate storage pipes, will that make a difference with rack stability? i was thinking of getting stand-alone plate storage.

Full rack with integrated plate storage

It’s annoying as FUK walking around to both sides of the rack to load the bar. When the plates are already on either side of the rack it’s much better

appreciate it m8 i'll keep this in mind.

get a stack loaded cable machine with arms similar to a freemotion cablecross
Im rocking a atx-fts-7000 with a set of prime KAZ and prime r0-t8 in my homegym

https://www.megafitness.shop/atxr-kraftstation-monster-2-0-komplettstation.html

this is all you ll ever need

i got it

started homegym in 2010, used till 2014 then went abroad for studies, sold just before corona.. big loss lmao. then a year ago i just got the above in my 6qm basement lol, it works perfectly

looking forward to my house tho, probably gonna buy some more useless shit

ended up getting a rogue sml-1 and a set of nuo-bell 80s. purchased some horse stall matts from tractor supply to put down. That's all I could get for now but so far its great. working out from home is a game changer.