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Turn your garage into a strength gym

Racks, Smith machines, plates and flooring that take a beating. Everything for serious barbell training in a single-car bay.

  • Racks and Smith machines
  • Plates and bars
  • Rubber flooring
Functional trainer and weight plates set up in a gym space
Space tipA single bay fits a rack, bench and plate tree

Before you buy: 4 quick checks

Five minutes with a tape measure saves a return. Not sure? Bring your measurements to any store.

  1. 01

    Measure the floor

    Length × width of the spot, then leave room to get on and off.

    Treadmill: 2 ft clear behind, 1.5 ft at the sides

  2. 02

    Check the garage door

    An open door rail can sit lower than the ceiling. Measure under it.

    Rack height + room for pull-ups

  3. 03

    Floor and cold

    Rubber flooring protects concrete and keeps plates from cracking.

    Thick rubber tiles where you lift

  4. 04

    Power and storage

    Plan where plates, bars and bells will live.

    Add a plate tree and dumbbell rack

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Try before you buy

See it in a showroom

Many of these are on display in our 15 stores (call ahead to check a model). Bring your measurements and we'll help you choose, then load it into your car or arrange delivery.

Garage gym questions

Is a garage too cold for equipment?

Strength equipment is fine in the cold. For cardio machines with electronics, a heated or insulated space is better.

What flooring should I use?

Thick rubber tiles where you lift and drop weights; thinner tiles or mats for the rest of the floor.