Description
Description
Heavy Duty Squat Stand Towers with Bench Press and Dip Handles
Improve your gym setting with the Valor Fitness Squat Stand Towers. These strong weightlifting stands, constructed of high-grade 2.375” x 2.375”, 12-gauge steel, offer matchless strength and durability. Boasting a unique design, the Valor Fitness Squat Stand Towers offer optimal stability and versatility. These squat stands are equipped with an adjustable base that ranges from 48" to 80" in width for the entire unit. With features like adjustable safety catches and versatile dip handles, the Squat Stand Towers stand out as a multi-functional workout essential.
Features & Benefits:
- HEAVY DUTY CONSTRUCTION: Made with 2.375” x 2.375”, 12-gauge steel, it promises strength and longevity. The reinforced junctions reinforce stability, and the potential to connect the units provides a rock-solid single frame. Non-telescoping stationary uprights increase frame strength.
- VERSATILITY AT ITS BEST: These stands are connected to an adjustable base, allowing you to customize the width of the unit from 48" to 80" to ensure consistent placement every time. Rear plate storage pegs enhance stability while ensuring a tidy gym environment.
- SAFETY FIRST: Equipped with 2 adjustable safety catches 12” in length, ensuring the maximum protection if a lift can't be completed.
- DIP HANDLES & BAR HOLDERS: The adjustable dip handles not only add variety to your workouts but also double as bar holders for efficient barbell racking.
- ADDITIONAL FEATURES: Includes 2 Olympic Sleeve Adapters to convert the 1” plate storage pegs to 2” Olympic plate storage pegs and includes 2 -2” Olympic spring collars. The stand supports a max weight load of 600 lbs.
Specifications
Specifications
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Questions & Answers
Have a Question?
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What’s the hole size?
The hole size on BD-18 uprights are 1" in diameter
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Can these stands be separated individually for storage and reconnected for use?
Yes, these stands can be separated. You would simply adjust the pins and remove the connector frame, and you should have two individual stands.
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is there any solution that allows me to put a pull up bar on this?
We do NOT have any viable options adding a pull up bar on this specific unit.
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Can I do decline bench press on this?
This product is able to accommodate for decline bench press exercise. However, it does NOT come with a bench with the purchase. You will need a decline-appropriate bench. Our Adjustable FID Weight Bench is a good option if you are in the market for an adjustable bench.
Aside from that, the safety catches are adjustable and we would recommend adjusting them to the proper height that fits your needs before doing so.
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What’s the difference between the BD-15 and the BD-18 and can the BD-18 be used without the center bar to make the independent?
If you are comparing the BE-15 and the BD-18, there are plenty of differences. The BE-15 does have a lot more features than the BD-18, such as an adjusting mechanism, removable bench, j-cups with rollers, and more. This is one of our heavy-duty set up, so it's a lot more durable than the BD-18 in terms of intense work out and exercises.
The BD-18 can be used without the center bar, however is not recommended for stability purposes. They are intended to be fixed onto one another. If you are looking for independent bench/squat stands, we do have those available as well. Please click here to explore other options. -
Are the bench press safety catches the same length as on the bd-2? I currently have the bd-2 stands, but I am looking to upgrade to include squat capability. I like the bd-18, but I want to make sure the bench press safety is the same.
The bench safety catches are measured at different lengths. The safety catch for the BD-2 has a length of 10", whereas the BD-18's safety catch has a length of 12". So there is a 2" difference in the safety cathces. Please view the photo below to see the differences. The BD-2 is primarily constructed primarily for benching exercises, and the BD-18 is constructed for both bench and squat exercises. Depending on your preference, it should do the job well in both regards. Hope that helps!
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What dip attachments can be added to this rack?
The BD-18 does already come with a dual-intended bar catch and dip handle. You can adjust the horizontal width of the BD-18 itself to match the distance to meet your desired preference while perfoming the dip exercise. At the moment, we do not have any additional dip attachments available for this specific model.
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What kind of pins can I buy to put in the hole of the J-cups and safety bars that can help secure them?
We use M16 Spring Loaded Popper Pins. Those would allow you to adjust and securely lock in the J-cups and the safety bars at your desired height. You can reach out to our Spare Parts department and they can help you in purchasing those.
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What size of J cups can fit on this stand. In other words what are the size of the uprights.
The uprights are 2 3/8" x 2 3/8" and the holes are 1" in diameter.
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How much does each stand weigh?
Each BD-18 stand weighs roughly 55 lbs and when connected they weigh approximately 115 lbs.
Customer Reviews
only have a 7 X 11 foot 2nd floor patio to workout in with as screen wall that the weight plate holders were pointed at. I spun around each stand to face the plate storage pins forward, and easily swapped the Number Labels around...
EXCELLENT ITEM , easily modified !
When you put the rubber footings on the stands become uneven on certain areas. That problem could be solved by storing plates on the plate holders. However you are also trying to store the stands together, so that isn’t really convenient. Some of the welds are uneven. I solved that problem by switching the spotter arms to opposite sides. My bars knurling chipped away paint on the J-cups. Aside from the flaws it is a great product for the price.
Solid piece of equipment, is exactly what I was looking for.
This was just what I was looking to find, I was fortunate to find it.
Love the width adjustability of this rack. I have a small space so I can't have a normal length barbell. Also have low ceilings. This is perfect. I am so glad I bought it and the quality is nice too.
I bought these stands because of their combination of (1) having the stability of a single unit, with the connecting bar, and (2) being horizontally adjustable. The barbell that I currently use is not Olympic-sized, so being able to make the stands more narrow than standard bench stands was essential. I've owned them for 2 or so months now.
I've seen similar stands on the market, but a virtue of the BD-18 is just how adjustable it is. Not only can it be made wider and narrower, but both the bar and safety catches adjust vertically. Similar stands by other companies don't necessarily permit you to adjust the safety catches. That is a serious limitation.
The dip handles are a nice feature.
I am using relatively light weight with these stands, but I can appreciate how their capacity goes to 600 lbs. The entire frame is solid through and through.
My only, minor, gripe: the assembly instructions call for a socket wrench. I spent some time trying to track one down before I realized that it was completely unnecessary. A normal wrench worked fine.
