Benches
Fixed flat bench for pressing and dumbbell work. Light, stable, cheap — no incline.
Flat bench built to powerlifting-meet proportions — ~17 in IPF-range height, thick wide pad, tripod or single-post foot for leg drive.
Flat-to-incline (often to 85–90 deg upright). Incline presses and shoulder work; no decline.
Flat / incline / decline in one. The do-everything adjustable — decline via a negative seat or a foot anchor.
Fixed near-vertical back for seated dumbbell and shoulder presses — low, grounded, not a flat-press bench.
Folds flat against the wall to save floor space. Flat or incline; mounts to studs or a compatible rack. A bench that folds but stands free (no wall anchor) is flat-utility with storage_style=folding, not this type.
Single-purpose benches built around one movement — glute benches, military/press benches, preacher curls, seal rows, sissy squats.
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