White Steel Squat Rack with Barbell and Plates

Modern white steel squat rack Revit family featuring angled vertical uprights, integrated storage pegs, and an Olympic barbell with weight plates. Constructed from durable box-section steel tubing, the frame displays an off-white powder-coated finish with angled front uprights providing multiple welded bar rests at varying heights. A horizontal crossmember stabilizes the upper frame, while secondary lateral supports form an open base. Rear upright columns incorporate six cantilevered weight storage pins loaded with black cast weight discs. Centred across the front rack catches is a steel Olympic barbell loaded with black 20-kilogram weight plates. Welded base runners extend forward for stability, maintaining clearance for free weight lifting exercises.

The download is a 1.4 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a native Revit specialty equipment component, this family places directly onto level floors within project models. Model category visibility settings allow seamless coordination in plan layouts, interior elevations, and MEP clearance studies. Designers can assign project-specific finish materials to the metal framework, barbell, and weight plates via family type or instance properties. The model facilitates accurate equipment footprint planning and spatial verification without overloading project file size.

Suitable for commercial fitness centers, hotel wellness suites, corporate gyms, university sports complexes, and luxury residential workout rooms. This free weight station coordinates with rubber interlocking gym flooring, dumbbell racks, adjustable workout benches, and mirrored wall assemblies. Architects and specifiers frequently look for this type of asset when searching for commercial squat racks, power cages, Olympic bar stations, weightlifting equipment, and strength training Revit families during technical fit-out documentation.