Rogue Workout Equipment Assembly

Solid service. They drilled into my garage concrete to anchor my squat stand with wedge anchors. Fast, clean, and made sure nothing wobbly. 10/10.

Got an Echo Bike for my husband. The left pedal thread is reversed and I almost stripped it trying to force it in. Called for help, and they sent someone over the next day. He fixed the thread, tightened everything, and made sure the monitor worked.

Moved to a new house and needed my RML-390F disassembled, moved to the new garage, and put back together. They handled the transport and the reassembly. Stripped down all the old chalk from the pull-up bar too, which was a nice touch.

Ordered an RM-6 fully loaded with the Slinger attachment and weight storage. When the freight truck dropped off the pallet, I immediately knew I wasn't touching it. The tech spent 5 hours squaring the base and torquing the 1-inch hardware. The cable system runs buttery smooth. Definitely worth paying for the assembly on these monster racks.

The guys were great. I got stuck trying to route the Slinger cable system and the pulley was jammed. I gave up and called them. They showed up the next day, re-routed the cable properly, and made sure the tension was calibrated perfectly. Works smoother than the lat pulldown at my commercial gym.

Tried to build an RM-3 by myself. Got the base together, but realized my ceiling was exactly 90.5 inches and the uprights were 90. I couldn't tilt it up once assembled. The tech took it apart, built it horizontally, and walked it up into place. Pure experience.

I ordered the Rogue adjustable bench 3.0. It comes mostly assembled but the pad and wheels need to be attached. The tech did it in 15 minutes while finishing up the assembly on my power rack.

Man, I underestimated the RML-3W. I thought I could mount the fold-back rack myself on a Saturday. By 2 PM I realized my garage studs were 24 inches apart and the stringers weren't lining up right. Called these guys and they squeezed me in on Tuesday. The tech used some massive lag screws and got the stringers perfectly leveled. Folds back like a dream now.

I was hesitant to hire someone to build a squat stand, but I just didn't have the time. Best decision. They built the SML-2, added the spotter arms, and made sure everything was square. No wobbling at all.

We bought a huge Rogue rig for our small warehouse gym. Four uprights, monkey bars, the whole nine yards. A crew of three showed up and had it standing and anchored in 6 hours. Very efficient and safe.

Solid experience. They built my Rogue CT-1 Cable Tower. The cable routing diagram in the manual was confusing as hell, but the tech did it from memory. Works perfectly.

They installed my Rogue Jammer Pull-up bar above the garage door. The header board was weirdly spaced, but they managed to find the king studs and mounted it securely. Holds my weighted pull-ups easily.

Bought the RM-6 Monster rack and tried to put it together myself with my brother. Got about halfway before realizing the top crossmembers wouldn't align because we didn't level the base first. Called R8Works and they gave me some free advice on the phone, but honestly I was exhausted so I just hired them to finish it. They came out, loosened the whole frame, squared it up perfectly, and torqued the 1-inch bolts with a massive impact driver. Save yourself the headache and just hire them.

I stripped a bolt on my Monster rack crossmember while trying to move the pull-up bar. The tech actually had a spare 1-inch bolt in his truck and swapped it out for me. Next level service.

I tried to build the Monster Cave (wall mount). Getting the top beam level while holding the heavy steel was impossible alone. The two-man team they sent made it look easy. Perfectly level.

Had them install a Rogue wall mount pull-up bar into the brick wall of my old house. I was terrified of the brick crumbling, but they used sleeve anchors specific for masonry and it holds my 220lb frame with zero flex.

Installed a Rogue Slinger on my RML-390F. The tension band kept snapping off the pulley when I tried it. The tech diagnosed that I had mounted the bracket backward. He flipped it, tightened it, and now it works like a charm.

My garage floor slopes toward the driveway for drainage, which made my RM-4 rack lean forward by like an inch. The tech brought structural steel shims, leveled the uprights perfectly, and then torqued it down. It’s rock solid now. You can tell they actually know gym equipment, not just random handymen.

I ordered the Monster Rhino Belt Squat and it was impossibly heavy. The team of two carried the parts into my basement gym, assembled the tower, and routed the cable. They even made sure the platform was completely level. Very respectful and professional guys.

They anchored my RM-4 to my garage floor. I have a post-tension slab so I was super paranoid about hitting a cable. They scanned the floor before drilling the wedge anchors. Really appreciated the attention to detail.

Bought a used Rogue reverse hyper. It was squeaking terribly. They took the pendulum apart, greased the bearings, and reassembled it. Silent now.

Installed a Rogue wall-mount dip station on my garage wall. They used a large stringer board to span the studs and then bolted the dip station to that. Very sturdy.

Had an old Rogue Abram GHD that needed new pads and a tune-up. They swapped the pads, tightened all the loose bolts, and it feels brand new again.

They built my RM-4 power rack and attached the lat pulldown seat. The cable routing was flawless and they ensured the weight stack glides smoothly on the guide rods. 10/10.

They assembled my Rogue RM-3 with the drop-in bench. The guy knew exactly what he was doing, used a massive torque wrench on the 1-inch bolts, and had it done in 2 hours.

Just got the SML-1 for my low-ceiling basement. Easy build, but I didn't have the 15/16 socket for the bolts. Hired these guys and they knocked it out in 45 minutes with an impact gun.

We bought a Rogue Echo bike with the wind guard and phone holder. The tech assembled it quickly, showed me how to adjust the seat properly, and checked the belt tension.

We had a Rogue Echo bike and a GHD arrive the same day. I hate putting things together. They sent a guy named Mike who brought all his own impact tools. He had both built, calibrated, and the cardboard hauled out to my recycling bin in under two hours.

My wife got me the Rogue Z Hyper for my lower back. That thing is a tank and comes in a wooden crate. The tech pried the crate open, built the machine, and hauled the wood out to the curb. My back thanks you.

I have an older Rogue rig that I wanted to expand with a Flying Pull-up bar. The holes weren't lining up perfectly because my old rig had settled. The guys brought a laser level, adjusted the feet, and got the new attachment bolted in safely.

We needed a fold-back Rogue rack mounted in our garage, but our wall studs were 24 inches on center and the rack hinges didn't line up at all. The tech knew exactly what to do. He mounted the Rogue wood stringers across the studs with heavy lag screws, and then attached the hinges directly to the stringers. It folds perfectly flat against the wall now. Extremely professional work.

The tech who came out (Chris) was awesome. Built my RM-6 and even gave me advice on where to place the J-cups and safeties for my height before tightening everything down. Very knowledgeable about lifting.

Got a Rogue R-3 rack. It's the older infinity line so it needs to be bolted to the floor. They drilled the concrete, set the anchors, and made sure the 2x3 uprights were perfectly vertical. Great job.

They built a massive 24-foot Rogue rig for our fire station gym. Four guys, took them all day, but they anchored it to the concrete and it's incredibly solid. Great crew.

Bought a Rogue Donkey from a commercial gym closure. It was fully assembled but wouldn't fit through my door. The tech disassembled it in the driveway, moved it in pieces, and rebuilt it in the basement.

I bought an SML-2 squat stand off Facebook Marketplace and took it apart to move it. When I tried to reassemble it in my new place, the crossmember wouldn't fit. Turned out I had bent the upright slightly. The tech used a rubber mallet and some leverage tricks to get it back into square and bolted it tight. Lifesaver.

Great guys. Assembled a Monster Lite fold-back rack on my drywall. They found the studs, pre-drilled for the lag bolts, and didn't leave a mess. The hinges operate smoothly.

Incredible attention to detail. They used a laser level to account for the slope in my garage floor and used structural shims before torquing the uprights. The rack is completely solid, no sway at all when I re-rack a heavy squat. Worth every penny to know it's safe.

Needed my Monster Lite rack bolted to the concrete in my basement so I could do kipping pullups safely. The guy showed up with an SDS rotary hammer and used 3/8 wedge anchors. That rig isn't moving a millimeter. Super clean work and he vacuumed the concrete dust afterward.

My garage floor has a steep slope. When they built my RML-390F, they used thick steel shims under the front feet to level it out. Now my barbell doesn't roll off the J-cups when I rack it.

I had a Rogue S-2 squat stand that I wanted to convert into an HR-2 half rack. They brought the conversion kit, bolted the new uprights, and squared the whole thing up.

Anchored my Y-1 Yoke to the floor to use as a permanent squat rack. They used heavy duty concrete anchors. The rack is a beast and completely immobile now.

I ordered a massive functional trainer and a Rogue Monster Lite rig. The sheer weight of the boxes on the pallet was overwhelming. These guys handled all the heavy lifting, carried the pieces into the basement, and had it fully built in under four hours. The cable routing is flawless, no rubbing or catching anywhere. They even broke down the cardboard boxes for our recycling bin.

I got the Monster Lite fold-back rack. I have drywall over the garage studs, so finding the exact center for the lag bolts was tricky. The tech used a deep scanner, hit every stud dead center, and the rack folds away perfectly.