Twelve Angles That Fold Into the Wall
The PRx Profile Incline Folding Weight Bench mounts to the wall between the uprights of a wall-mounted rack and swings out into position in one motion. Twelve locking angles run from flat to 85 degrees for military press, with a 1,000 lb capacity on an 11 gauge steel frame.
When the session is over it folds back against the wall and sits just 8" deep. No disassembly, no dragging a bench into a corner, no dedicated gym room. This is the wall-mounted bench PRx built to pair with the Profile CORE, Profile PRO and Murphy racks.
Key Features
Stowed depth is 8", so the bench disappears into the wall instead of taking a corner of the floor.
0, 20, 30, 37.5, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75 and 85 degrees cover flat pressing through seated overhead work.
Rated for serious pressing, not just light home use.
Black powder coated heavy-wall steel, the same construction standard as PRx racks.
120 lb gas shocks take the effort out of raising and lowering the 85 lb bench.
Designed to sit centred between wall-mounted squat rack uprights so you can load the bar and lift.
Thick enough for heavy pressing, wipe-clean vinyl over dense foam.
All mounting hardware is included and the bench arrives ready to hang.
Description
A home gym usually loses to the bench. It is the piece that never has a home, so it ends up parked against a wall, in the way of the car, or dragged back and forth every session. PRx solved that by putting the bench on the wall itself.
Pull it down and it locks flat at 18" from the floor. Set the angle you want, from 20 degrees for low incline pressing all the way to 85 degrees for seated military press, and the ladder holds it there. Twelve positions is more granularity than most freestanding adjustable benches offer, and the 37.5 and 50 degree stops in particular give you the mid-incline angles that usually get skipped.
Folding it away is a single motion, helped along by 120 lb gas shocks that carry most of the 85 lb frame. Against the wall it measures 63.18" tall and 8" deep, which is roughly the footprint of a coat rack. The car goes back in the garage and the gym waits on the wall.
Plan your space before ordering. The bench needs 65" of wall height, 66" of clearance from the wall, and 50" of total width to store, deploy and use properly. It mounts on two 16" on-centre studs positioned between your rack uprights; unevenly spaced studs need a ledger board first. Our team can walk your measurements with you before you buy.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Colour & Finish | Black powder coat |
| Frame Material | 11 gauge steel |
| Pad Material | Vinyl-covered foam, 2" thick |
| Bench Height | 18" from floor |
| Product Weight | 85 lb (assisted with 120 lb gas shocks) |
| Position Angles | 0°, 20°, 30°, 37.5°, 45°, 50°, 55°, 60°, 65°, 70°, 75°, 85° |
| Weight Capacity | 1,000 lb |
| Deployed Dimensions (HxWxD) | 18" x 18" x 65.25" |
| Stowed Dimensions (HxWxD) | 63.18" x 18" x 8" |
| Mounting | Two 16" on-centre studs; all hardware included |
| Assembly | Ships fully assembled |
| Patent Status | Patented and patent pending |
Space Requirements
| Measurement | Required |
|---|---|
| Wall height | 65" |
| Clearance from wall | 66" |
| Total width | 50" |
| Stud spacing | Two studs on 16" centres, centred between rack uprights |
| Uneven studs | A ledger board is required |
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PRx Profile Incline Folding Weight Bench
Vendor: PRx Performance
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Twelve Angles That Fold Into the Wall
The PRx Profile Incline Folding Weight Bench mounts to the wall between the uprights of a wall-mounted rack and swings out into position in one motion. Twelve locking angles run from flat to 85 degrees for military press, with a 1,000 lb capacity on an 11 gauge steel frame.
When the session is over it folds back against the wall and sits just 8" deep. No disassembly, no dragging a bench into a corner, no dedicated gym room. This is the wall-mounted bench PRx built to pair with the Profile CORE, Profile PRO and Murphy racks.
Key Features
Stowed depth is 8", so the bench disappears into the wall instead of taking a corner of the floor.
0, 20, 30, 37.5, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75 and 85 degrees cover flat pressing through seated overhead work.
Rated for serious pressing, not just light home use.
Black powder coated heavy-wall steel, the same construction standard as PRx racks.
120 lb gas shocks take the effort out of raising and lowering the 85 lb bench.
Designed to sit centred between wall-mounted squat rack uprights so you can load the bar and lift.
Thick enough for heavy pressing, wipe-clean vinyl over dense foam.
All mounting hardware is included and the bench arrives ready to hang.
Description
A home gym usually loses to the bench. It is the piece that never has a home, so it ends up parked against a wall, in the way of the car, or dragged back and forth every session. PRx solved that by putting the bench on the wall itself.
Pull it down and it locks flat at 18" from the floor. Set the angle you want, from 20 degrees for low incline pressing all the way to 85 degrees for seated military press, and the ladder holds it there. Twelve positions is more granularity than most freestanding adjustable benches offer, and the 37.5 and 50 degree stops in particular give you the mid-incline angles that usually get skipped.
Folding it away is a single motion, helped along by 120 lb gas shocks that carry most of the 85 lb frame. Against the wall it measures 63.18" tall and 8" deep, which is roughly the footprint of a coat rack. The car goes back in the garage and the gym waits on the wall.
Plan your space before ordering. The bench needs 65" of wall height, 66" of clearance from the wall, and 50" of total width to store, deploy and use properly. It mounts on two 16" on-centre studs positioned between your rack uprights; unevenly spaced studs need a ledger board first. Our team can walk your measurements with you before you buy.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Colour & Finish | Black powder coat |
| Frame Material | 11 gauge steel |
| Pad Material | Vinyl-covered foam, 2" thick |
| Bench Height | 18" from floor |
| Product Weight | 85 lb (assisted with 120 lb gas shocks) |
| Position Angles | 0°, 20°, 30°, 37.5°, 45°, 50°, 55°, 60°, 65°, 70°, 75°, 85° |
| Weight Capacity | 1,000 lb |
| Deployed Dimensions (HxWxD) | 18" x 18" x 65.25" |
| Stowed Dimensions (HxWxD) | 63.18" x 18" x 8" |
| Mounting | Two 16" on-centre studs; all hardware included |
| Assembly | Ships fully assembled |
| Patent Status | Patented and patent pending |
Space Requirements
| Measurement | Required |
|---|---|
| Wall height | 65" |
| Clearance from wall | 66" |
| Total width | 50" |
| Stud spacing | Two studs on 16" centres, centred between rack uprights |
| Uneven studs | A ledger board is required |
Ready to Build Your Dream Gym?
Our fitness experts are here to help you design the perfect setup for your space and goals. Schedule your free consultation today and let us bring your vision to life.