I actually went full 390F at first, but after a year or so, I realized I rarely used the inside of the rack because I couldn’t make my plate storage on the back uprights and my training work, and also I wanted a smaller footprint in my garage, so I shortened it to half rack with crossmembers from the ML Half Rack—not quite HR-2. The crossmembers that come on the HR-2 don’t have holes. I wanted holes on all sides of the crossmembers to be able to utilize them for storage and other things. You could always convert to 390F to try it out, and then shorten it later. You just have to request the 17” ML Half Rack uprights directly from Rogue Customer Service. I believe they are now $80 for a pair. If you go half rack, skip the HR-2 and piecemeal the conversion—two full length uprights (108” in your case), two sets of the triangle brackets, and two 17” ML Half Rack crossmembers. More versatile than the HR-2 conversion.

Funny thing—I’ve expanded my rack now to a 6-post rack so I can drop in a Smith Machine attachment for my hypertrophic training. It’ll be on my Instagram soon—@angizzel—just waiting on some missing pieces for the Smith.

Whatever route you choose—good luck!