5-Tier Hand Weight Dumbbell Storage Rack, No Assembly Required Multilevel Tower Stand for Gym Organisation, Home Workouts, and Office Fitness Rooms Tone and Endurance Exercises, Small-Medium Weights

I wanted a completely assembled dumbell rack. Just was feeling lazy about putting another item together. I already have a heavy duty Gold's Gym rack from Walmart that holds up to 45lb dumbells. I needed something light duty for my smaller weights.While it isn't super sturdy being light plastic, it does securely hold 1 15, 1 12, 2 10s, and 2 5s. So less clutter on the floor. You definately cannot pick it up when it holds that much, I started to and could tell it would break. But holding them, absolutely fine. And as promised, it came 100% completely assembled.

Unfortunately this item is not good. It doesn’t work if you actually use your weights. If you have them put away for display this is fine. But, if you intend to use your weights. Don’t buy this. First, the slots are too close together so if you want to pull out one of the middle ones.... you can’t! You have to take out all the weights on top to get to the ones below. Second, it’s so light that it easily tips over even if you don’t touch it. Any little movement will make it too right over. Finally, the slots themselves are so tight. I have the type of weights that are in the actual product pictures so I thought I was set... however, the weights barely fit in it was definitely a tight fit. Not convenient for trying to keep your weights organized while working out! Poorly made, useless product.

Perfect height and width to store free weights in a small closet when not in use. Its handle makes it easy to carry to where I need them. Sturdy structure.

All stands I had looked at were very expensive and I just wanted the simplest possible stand to hold the weights. This one of course is not expensive and the material is plastic. It holds the weights in place, especially in a sturdy surface, but it is not heavy so do not expect it to be the best possible stand ever. If you don't mind that it is a little unsteady (if for instance you tap it and don't want it to move a bit), then this does the job. For me, this works, but yes, it is very light and can sway as you are moving it to the place where it will remain. I would certainly not add any higher weights than the 10lbs as it recommends,

I had to add a hardwood board under to make the rack more stable. Can't use the top tier because it would fall over. Spend a little more and get one more sturdy if you plan to put heavier (above 5lbs) on the rack. I have 2, 3, 5 and 8.