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2025-08-25 18:33:11
I bought two of these for bumper plate storage at my gym. They do hold a lot of bumpers, but the base is not wide enough to stop the rack from tipping over if the plates aren't evenly distributed on both sides. My gym members rarely use the clips to hold the plates in place so it's now dangerous to use due to the tipping and plates falling off. Unfortunately, I waited too long and cannot return them, so I'll try to sell them and buy a heavy-duty commercial storage rack instead. They are nice looking, just not safe for commercial usage. In a home gym they would probably work well.
Engineer2
2025-07-04 20:30:57
The vertical plate storage rack arrived, on time, well packaged, and defect free. I ordered the storage rack for obvious reasons; lots of plates and the need for additional storage. I currently have a vertical plate storage rack from another company, so this allows me to do a good comparison between the two. There are many similarities, but a few key differences. In both cases, some assembly is required, however, the difficulty is minimal, with both having good instruction. Both racks are vertical, with 6 total arms, on a solid base with wheels. Both allow for the storage of 2 bars stored vertically. The key difference with this rack is that it only supports plates with 2" center holes, whereas the other rack accommodates both with sleeves that slide onto the 1" bars. Since most of my plates have 2" center holes, this is not an issue. I highly recommend this storage rack, with the warning that if you have 1" center hole plates, they won't be able to be stored on this rack.
Dan Hergert
2025-06-12 16:08:39
I assembled this product exactly as it was shown in the user manual and as soon as I put one 45lb plate on it, the bar tilted to the side.Each plate arm would tilt as soon as it had a plate on it. Plates slid right off. Completely useless for me.
Timer
2025-05-31 11:18:16
Ordered this used through Amazon. Solid when assembled. The pieces don't ask match the diagram exactly, but it works. (Screws had thread going up the full screw, but the diagram showed only partial thread)
J
2025-05-02 11:15:13
Was easy to build. Rolls around with 400 lbs on it with ease. Good for at home use but not commercially. The tubes theta you slid the weights onto are a little wonky. But besides that grate for the price.
rafael s.
2025-04-29 10:21:10
The screws to hold it in place are terrible at best. Won’t going smoothly and one actually snapped with no real force added . Does the job but for a few more dollars get something better
Snow Dog Dad
2025-04-08 13:37:11
This is a nice addition to my home gym. All of my 2" center hole weight plates were just stacked and leaning against the wall before. Now they are well organized. I have 6 sets of plates (12 total) on this now and it is stable and works out great. It took me about 15 minutes to assemble from the time I unboxed it until it was finished. I almost didn't put the wheels on, but decided to; I'm glad I did as it lets me push it out of the way if I'm not using it. Though, if you do roll it around, I recommend putting the included spring buckles on to keep the weights from slipping off.
Frank Brooks
2025-02-05 13:01:22
first off it is very easy to install, however once you load the plates for storage, it is very difficult to move around a gym especially if you have a padded floor.
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