Rogue RML-3WC Fold Back Wall Mount Rack is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Terps2005 from
Completely overbuilt
This rack is awesome. It’s rock solid and can handle anything I’ll ever throw at it.
Date published: 2019-02-09
Rated 5 out of
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Lallo from
This system is a monster
I felt that this was going to be good equipment but I have to tell you when it arrived I was like OMG, what have I done? This far surpasses any equipment I have ever owned in my entire life in my house. The heck with needing to go to the gym. In the beginning I was a little freaked out about installing it because my garage is finished and I'm a little mathematically challenged when it came to making certain I had the stringers in the right place. So what I had to do was put the system together and then place it up against the wall so that I didn't have any issues and it actually turned out to be a lot easier than I thought it would be, that is with the help of my wife. Out here in Hurricane country my whole house could blow away and this system would still be standing!
Date published: 2019-02-03
Rated 5 out of
5
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JWilliams from
Awesome
Easy set up. Quick deliver. The whole family can use and I have a 9, 13, 15 yr old boys. Space saver so family can still use the room when they come in town. Well worth the investment!!!
Date published: 2019-02-03
Rated 5 out of
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Mltreece from
Perfect rack for my garage!
Ordered this folding rack to add yet another element to my garage workout space. It arrived in great condition. There was a small delay in getting one of the pieces, but nothing bad enough to note.
Set up was easy. I bought the stringer for the wall, for finished look as well as stability.
The folding mechanism works great! I have it out most of the time, but when i need to fold it back its a breeze. If you have an uneven floor, there is enough give in it to lift it slightly as you are folding it to overcome that.
It is great quality. I definitely recommend this!
Date published: 2019-02-03
Rated 5 out of
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Kassy29 from
Perfect for any small area!
Ordered on New Years Day, got everything in about 15 days. Set up took about 4 straight hours with a myself and my husband. Two men could've gotten it done a little quicker. Most challenging part of the installation was having to hold the metal stringer up while my husband drilled in the bolts into the wall. After the stringer was installed, everything else fell into place pretty quick. Quick tip: 2 adjustable wrenches really helped us out with the rest of the installation. Overall, this baby is great!
Date published: 2019-01-31
Rated 5 out of
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MSheff from
Home gym at it’s best !
Starting the new year out with this Rogue home set up has been and will continue to motivate me to put on the work. My wife has actually started a regimen and loves it ! I absolutely love this setup !
Date published: 2019-01-30
Rated 5 out of
5
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DoCBoM from
Amazing product, tough install
So, let's get the good, the hmmm, and the bad out of the way. Then we'll get to my recommendations for installation.
The Good: Amazing quality. This things is solid. After installation, there is no give anywhere. I live in an HOA that requires two cars to be parked in the garage, so saving space was absolutely crucial for me. I love the extend-ability of the rack also. I've only purchased the 3-bar holder attachment, but I do plan to add more to it over time. The included stringers are amazingly built and I do recommend that you get them. While I don't have comparisons from installing without them, it seems like they helped make the installation somewhat easier--in terms of lining things up.
The Hmmm: I went with the 41.5" model expecting to need it for kipping. I'm 6'2" 190lbs. I will have to bend my legs to do strict pull-ups on this. I am not sure I can kip on it. In hindsight, I may have been able to get away with the smaller version, but time will tell. Also, the instructions called for certain socket sizes, but that didn't seem to be the case when I began installing it. For example, the wood lag screws were supposedly 3/8, but I needed a 9/16 socket to drive them in. I'm a complete beginner to this stuff though...so maybe it's just me.
The Bad: Shipping was incredibly frustrating with a lack of solid information and communication from both Rogue and UPS. I was pretty disappointed with the process overall. In the end, Rogue tried to make good with a credit, but I'm still upset with how it went down and their shrug your shoulders kind of attitude about it.
Installation: I've never installed something like this before. I've never drilled anything into my walls. All-in-all, this install took me and a friend about 3.5 hours. Most of it was spent just trying to overcome the issues I had with my stud finder and measuring, measuring, measuring. I'm sure someone with more experience could do this much faster.
Things you'll need:
* A friend
* Some beer
* An impact driver with a socket adapter. For some reason, Rogue's instructions said the bolts and screws they included were 5/8 and 3/8, but I needed to use different sized sockets. That seems weird to me.
* A drill for the pilot holes you will need put into the studs
* Some hand wrenches that match the correct socket sizes
* A 4-foot level
* A "good" stud finder -- mine seemed less than reliable, so I used a hammer and a nail and walked the nail over to ensure I found the edges of the studs, then measured 3/4" from the edge to the middle.
* A plumb bob. I didn't have this, but man would it have been helpful in identifying the exact location for the bottom stringer holes instead of having to remeasure everything.
Install Method (how I did it):
* Start drinking the beer
* Mount the brackets to the stringers
* Figure out where you want to mount the stringers to the wall -- measure, measure, and measure again! I figured I only had one shot at this, so I measured several times. This was the most time consuming part. My stud finder was bogus, so I had to find the studs manually, this took a long time.
* Have you measured? Okay, it's go time! Drill the pilot holes
* Hold up the stringers and ensure you're level. Use the impact driver to put the lag screws in. Now your stringers are mounted.
* Put these feet onto the posts. I read some people had issues getting these on. I got them on easily by placing them as far into the post as they would go by hand, then smashing the post onto the ground, which pushed them right into place. No issues at all using this method.
* Mount the cross members to the posts
* Finally, attach the cross members to the mounting brackets
* Profit
The feet of the posts rest perfectly on the ground once installed and there is about 1/2" of allowable movement up or down on the cross members, which is good cause I may want to put mats down later on.
In the end, I'm thrilled to have this installed. It's rock solid and extremely high quality.
Date published: 2019-01-28
Rated 5 out of
5
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1111 from
This is a great rack and very solid.
I am glad I made this purchase and not a free-standing rack. Having it anchored to the wall make for greater stability.
Date published: 2019-01-23
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