Rogue RML-90SLIM Rack

The Rogue 90” Slim Rack combines a simple, efficient set-up with the reliable stability of two wall-mounted Monster Lite uprights (3x3” 11-gauge steel).

All versions of this rack are manufactured in the USA and include Westside hole spacing (1” through bench and clean pull zone, 2” spacing above and below), a texture black finish, a pair of Monster Lite J-cups, and UHMW plastic feet to protect your flooring. Customers can also custom-select several key components of the unit’s set-up, including the type of mount (bracket vs. crossmember) and whether to include Rogue Stringers and/or a 43” Single Pull-Up Bar.

Well suited to most garage gyms / home gyms, the compact Slim Rack is 90.375” tall and creates a minimal footprint, with the front face of the uprights extending just 15” from the wall in the crossmember mount option.

Please Note: Installation is recommended only for secure concrete walls or wood studs, and the additional support of stringers (whether you use Rogue Stringers or your own) may be needed. It is the buyer’s responsibility to install the Slim Rack in a location with hardware capable of supporting the aggregate weight of the rack and all gear mounted or stored on it, as well as any person using it.

Once installed, the Slim Rack will also be compatible with a wide range of Monster Lite Series attachments, sold separately.

Slim Rack Installation Options

Mounting Type:

• Bracket Mount: Includes a set of (4) custom metal brackets + hardware
• Crossmember Mount: Includes (4) 12” long steel crossmember attachments (designed to mount to the Monster Lite uprights on one side and a stringer on the other) + hardware. One benefit of this option is that users can attach additional accessories such as the Monster Lite Rack Mount Single Bar Holder, Single Bar Rack Mount Vertical Bar Hanger, or Plate Storage Post.

Optional Pull-Up Bar:
You can order the Slim Rack with or without a 43” Single Monster Lite Pull-Up Bar (1/8" OD). Hardware is included with the bar.

ATTN: Spotter Arm Use: How and what the rack is secured to on the wall should be checked by a contractor. Depending on the wall type and how it was secured will depend on if the wall can take that stress.