3-Tier Dumbbell Rack Weight Storage Organizer for Home Gym, Fit for Dumbbell, Kettlebells, Weight Plate and Curl Bar (87X)

For off, no one makes a product like this. I already have my large dumbbell racks but I needed something to hold my extra plates, bars, and kettlebells. I was on the fence looking for specific racks as I have limited space as it is. Then I came across this all-in-one organizer. It is awesome! Quality wise it's on par with most gym equipment. It's not Rogue standard but it's good enough. I would compare it with CAP which makes great products as well. If you have a small gym in the garage or house and are limited space, this may rack organizer will work for you.

Read the reviews carefully. To reiterate what others have stated, bumper plates do not fit as designed.This is a nice rack that is strong enough, but the middle rack is about 1.5 inches to low for bumper plates to fit. The rack is sturdy, so I fixed the problem with a drill. I adjusted the middle rack up, and now we can fit our plates on the bottom.This rack is nice because the plates can be accessed without unstacking, but it did take some alterations.Otherwise, the rack is strong a sturdy, and it holds our equipment.

I am working on building my home gym so this rack is perfect. I actually haven't seen a lot of weight racks that have a spot for weight plates at the bottom or the barbells on the side, so that is one of the biggest reasons I like this rack. It doesn't take up a crazy amount of space and I can use it for my free weights, plates and my two barbells since I have both a 35 and 45.

I decided to get this to help organize a variety of plates, kettlebells and other equipment. The good thing about this unit is that its solid. I've experieneced no bending or flexing and I have about 100 lbs of kettlebells on that top shelf.The bad news is that its not a one size fits all type of situation. The smaller plates (2.5, 3lb) do not sit on the rails on the bottom. They fall right through. Its not a huge pain, as if you put enough fo them together they will stay organized, but they are ultimately just sitting on the floor. The other pain is the middle shelf. The screw on adjustable dumbbells I have don't really sit evenly on that shelf and ultimately are at an angle. They seem to be okay like that, but because of the railing angles, you can hurt your fingers when putting the weights down. Lastly, I have 1" plates and a 1" straight and ezcurl bar... and the stands for the bars lean as they are made for 2" bars.Overall, this keeps my equipment organized and is better than having everything lose on the floor.

Directions weren't super clear, and the single illustration diagramming how to assemble the rack left much to be desired, but it was still possible to put it again. The biggest problem is the weight plate rack on the bottom is too small to hold any bumper plates (and Olympic size 45 and 35 pound plates. Very disappointing. If you are looking for a weight rack that also holds your weight plates, keep looking. I will be sending this back.

← Tips → • When putting together the 1st bottom three pieces (#’s 1,2,3 in your instructions) do not tighten them all the way because your going to need to be able move #2 frame piece manually while fishing the bolt through #3 and its a bit tricky and a little easier if not tightened down • There are no mentions of where the included shim washers are supposed to be placed (and only one mention of the regular washers). You get 14 of them enough for all the outside frame pieces and it makes since that this is where they should go.Overall I’m satisfied having a place to organize some of my equipment now but there are some big issues with the one I received. As everyone else here has already said the directions are greatly lacking. As I mentioned in tips they don’t tell you at all where the spring shims are supposed to go and they only bring up the use of the washers once which accounts for 6 but you get 20? Also the 1st three pieces you put together are challenging. Piece #3 and piece #2 don’t line up without adding some torque to force them to line up while you fish the bolt through both (see “Tips” above).I’m pretty sure I got a refurbished rack or at least some refurbished pieces (see pics). Most of the pieces looked new but there were marks on two pieces that make me think a least those two were used. The top rack piece had chips of the paint finish on both sides and there was no evidence of any damage during shipping that would have caused this. But the biggest tell was on the lower dumbbell rack there was a large pink scuff (that won’t come off), I’m guessing from a pink dumbbell. And of course there is nothing pink on this rack or in the box!

Securely stores, dumbbells, and plates. You can also put kettle bells on the top row. So, it’s perfect for the type of workouts that I do. There are also two bar holders, but I don’t know that it would be wise to put a full size bar in one of them, as it might make the unit a bit unstable. But it is sturdy and quality construction. Easy to put together.

When I purchased this dumbbell rack, I had my friend who owns a bunch of heavy weights test it out. After assembling it, he proceeded to put a lot of weights on this rack and, low and behold, it holds! It was easy to assemble and it seems pretty sturdy. The three levels make it very practical. Quite satisfied.