Same pattern as anyone else. Weld it strong, paint it black. Save a ton of bucks

These were the staple comp bench for a long time. They are still very solid benches that are a good comp height and have a solid paid. There is plenty of adjustability but as a comp bench it’s a lot of picking up and hefting a bar for heights. The only way to get face savers is with an aftermarket pair. I had picked one up because I’m and equipment whore and the overall lightweight and easy breakdown made it seem perfect for competition warm-up room. I’ve since sold it on to another gym for their comps.

This is actually a piece I could see getting used in a home gym for Hammer, an I’ve passed on one a few times because I don’t have space. If I did, we’d probably have. The multi-function in a “smaller” (for Hammer) footprint gives a better bang for the buck for a home gym

I’ve seen in multiple gyms and used, and honestly this is just overkill for what it is. The Titan gripper does just fine in almost no floor space. Not a piece I’d be in a hurry to add, and not one I seek out when traveling or finding new equipment. I feel like it was a cheap way to round out orders for large clients!

A super nice seated dip, but it’s a space killed for such a simple movement! It could be the biggest footprint in a dip machine I’ve seen.

A deadlifters worst nightmare, these plates are the solution to a problem that never existed. Great for plate loaded machines, or someone who hates circles.

Really nice bumpers, and our local YMCA went with them. When I saw the price sheet I doubled over, so there is no way you want to price for a private space unless you don’t care about money. They are very solid and very nice, and worth picking up second hand if you ever get a chance

Another really solid commercial piece that hits the plate loaded mark. Great build that can work for a wide range of body sizes. I get to use consistently at one gym when I travel and it always hits the mark. It is a massive footprint so if you find one on secondary market know your home gym space (or just expand)