Marcy Olympic Cage Home Gym System

Finally got around to putting this together in my garage after buying it this winter.Assembly: fairly easy to put together by yourself. Would be way easier with another person though when it comes to the pull-up bar. Take note of the orientation of the inner bars that have the plate holders on them, though. Had to do that twice! The rubber pieces on the catch bars though, didn't stick appropriately and one came off and I found it stuck to my shoe. I just peeled them off the rack itself. All bolts and nuts were on vacuum packed plastic attached to cardboard.Sturdy: Haven't yet done any sets with it. But after doing a couple pull ups, it feels balanced correctly. I do have the rack sitting on some foam workout mats, though which I'm sure helps. I would like it to be slightly wider by maybe 6 inches, I'm not sure how comfortable bench pressing will be. That being said, I mainly bought this for safe squats, barbell rows & rack pulls.The rack states it is good up to 300lbs; based on how well its bolted together & that its steel, I wouldn't worry about going up to 400lbs. The catch bars themselves are directly in the middle of the rack and are pretty robust, all steel.I'd say this particular rack is much more well made than the comparable hundreds of racks made by off brands that you've never heard of that are all over amazon. If you're setting up a garage gym and want a good place to do your squats, and you're not pushing four or five plates, this is exactly what you want.