Mikolo Folding Squat Rack, Wall Mounted Power Rack with Cable Crossover Machine & LAT Pull Down,

Loving it so far
Seems to be of very good quality. Went together easily following the directions. I did use some of my tools instead of what comes with it.Slight annoyances: is a little “sticky” when the carriages are going up and down. Better when weights are evenly distributed. Will try some lube mentioned in another review. The other thing is these little rubber washers, near the stop ball at the end of the cable. I don’t know what they are for and they will move in the middle of a set and get stuck in the rollers. I finally just slid them up the cable to a location that would not interfere with my workout.It is a bit pricey, but was the best price I found for two independent pulley systems. The ability to adjust the arms is a great feature. Not only can you fold them in to reduce the footprint, but with 2 positions to adjust them outward, you probably get the widest cable crossover in the size of a squat rack.

Great for tight spaces, perfectly priced. Assembly requires patience & basic handiwork know-how.
After reading reviews and researching most folding racks with pulley systems, I decided to pull the trigger on this product. By far the most competitively priced, the Mikolo Folding Squat Rack arrived timely and well packaged. Instructions were clear for assembly- although as another review stated, the included mounting hardware is ONLY meant for concrete/brick installations. There was no mention of this in the instructions, just be aware of the anchors you choose.Overall quality was nice, there was one bent piece that required a little elbow grease to allow the silver guide bar to fit properly, but once bent back into place things were secure.I’m by no means a handyman or carpenter, but handy enough to install the stringer bars and get a secure mount (this process with full rack assembly probably took me 2.5 hours. Would have been quicker with an extra set of hands).Here’s what I used to mount the stringer bars and ultimately rack if you’d like to do something similar. Probably a better way, but I feel comfortable throwing weight on it with my solution:- 2 5’x6″ wooden stringer bars, mounted to four separate studs in my basement.- 16 5″x1/2″ lag bolts (and washers) for attaching stringer bars to studs- 12 2 1/2″ x 3/8″ lag bolts (and washers) for attaching rack to stringer barsAlso ended up picking up some heavy-duty magnetic hooks to hold all cable accessories off the ground for additional space saving. Have not tried collapsing the rack with these hooks on the top “Mikolo” metal stringer bar however.Overall would absolutely recommend this product to friends, rating 4/5 due to bent piece and additional hardware required for non-masonry mounting.

Sturdy and compact workout solution to my compact garage
I bought this folding rack as a solution for my limited garage space. I really needed to get back “under the bar”, squats, deadlifts, pullups, and cable-work. This rack does all this better than my old huge rack for less cost.I really like the construction and how easily you can go from one setup to the other.Mokolo has a great online installation manual, which I recommend using over the print version.The parts all move smooth and are sturdy for what they do.My only complaint is the installation kit comes with only the mounting hardware for cement walls. In the case of my garage, it was cement block at the bottom and drywall at the top so I had to buy some hardware for the top portion.If you are unfamiliar; you’ll want to buy and install a runnerboard most likely. You can look up the steps pretty easily on YouTube or similar.Summing up; I’m really happy with this piece of hardware. It’s letting me cover all my strength training bases without having to dedicate half my garage to it.