Is a gym needed for muscle gain?

[Ripped20313]

I have dumbells, a barbell and easy curl bar with 100kg (220lbs) of weights and a pullup bar. Can I gain muscle at home doing the workout below or is a gym needed? Will I gain significant mass with this workout?

Day 1: (Push)
Core workout (planks, bicycles, crunches)
Chest-dumbbell press
Chest-dumbbell flys
shoulders- alternating dumbbell press
shoulders-side raise
Triceps-Dumbbell french press/Skull crushers
Tricep dips

Day 2: (Pull)
Lats-pullups
Lats-chinups
Lats-barbell rows
Biceps-Dumbbell curl
Biceps-Hammer curl

Day 3: Legs
Core workout
Lunges
Deadlift
Calf raises
Squats with dumbbells (Is this safer as I don't have a cage?)

[connorpat1995]

If you can't get a cage or half rack, do allpro and power clean the bar into a front squat position

No need for a gym membership with all your equipment

[Ripped20313]

If you can't get a cage or half rack, do allpro and power clean the bar into a front squat position

No need for a gym membership with all your equipment

Does this workout cover everything? Is a bench press needed? Would goblet squats be better?

[Ripped20313]

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[connorpat1995]

Is a bench press needed?

Yes, they frequently go for like $40 on craigslist

[Ripped20313]

I think I'll join a gym instead because I found out about Lee Hayward's 12 week programme and I was told I would make much more gains in muscle mass and strength with that than this one.

[johnc28]

It seems like you have enough equipment already to get the job done for awhile at least.

Just don't do barbell bench press at home unless you have a spotter. But it sounds like you'll be using dumbbells anyway, which is probably better.