The Tori integrates a full power rack with a dual cable functional trainer. Dual 150kg weight stacks with 2:1 pulley ratio (75kg working per side), same 75x75x3mm steel, same Westside spacing. 2316mm(H) x 1230mm(W) x 853mm(D). Includes sandwich J-hooks, multi-grip pull-up bar, cable handles, weight stack covers. If you want both rack and cable functionality without buying two pieces of equipment, the Tori is the solution. The Short version at $5,099 (1950mm height) fits low ceilings.

The Ozeki integrates a lat pulldown and low row with dual 105kg weight stacks — both stacks combine for 210kg on pulldown and row at a 2:1 ratio. 75x75x3mm steel with five-position pull-up bar and leg roller attachment. For gyms that prioritise heavy pulling movements, the Ozeki delivers more resistance on pulldowns than any other rack-integrated system.

75x75x3mm steel in an open-front half rack design. Includes sandwich J-hooks and safety bars. The open front provides unrestricted barbell access for cleans, front squats, and any movement where stepping out of a full cage feels limiting. At $1,399, it's $200 less than the Zen while sharing the same steel specification. Lifetime warranty.

VERVE's entry-level full cage at $1,099. 75x75mm uprights with Westside hole spacing. Includes knurled chin-up bar and sandwich J-hooks. The Satori uses 2mm steel (Zen uses 3mm), making it lighter and slightly less rigid under very heavy loads. For home gym users squatting under 200kg, the Satori is more than adequate. Full VERVE attachment compatibility. Lifetime frame warranty.

Folds to just 10cm off the wall when not in use. 75x75x3mm steel — same spec as the Zen — with Westside hole spacing. At $899, it's the most affordable VERVE rack and the only sub-$1K option in the range. Requires wall mounting to a solid surface. Ideal for shared garages, small spaces, or anyone who needs the gym to disappear when not training.

AlphaFit is an Australian manufacturer based in Brisbane, building heavy-duty racks and rigs locally. Their equipment is used in commercial gyms and CrossFit boxes across Australia. Being genuinely Australian-made (not just Australian-owned) is a meaningful differentiator. Build quality is excellent but pricing is typically higher than imported alternatives. Lead times can be longer due to local manufacturing. Worth considering if Australian manufacturing is a priority for your purchase.

Rogue is the global benchmark in strength equipment. Their Monster Lite series uses 75x75mm (3x3") uprights with Westside hole spacing — similar specifications to VERVE's Zen. Build quality is exceptional. The main considerations for Australian buyers: international shipping adds significant cost, delivery times are measured in weeks, and warranty claims go through the US. If you're willing to pay the premium and wait for delivery, Rogue is a proven choice.

Force USA's modular MyRack system starts at an attractive base price with accessories added individually. The all-in-one trainers (G3, G6, G9) combine rack, smith machine, and functional trainer in a single unit. A solid option for budget-conscious buyers or anyone who wants smith machine integration. The trade-off compared to dedicated racks is typically lighter-gauge steel and narrower attachment ecosystems. Sydney-based distribution with reasonable lead times.