6 Pegs & 4 Barbell Storage Racks Load Up to 1190 LBS - Wall Mounted Weight Plate Tree & Barbell Holder

I recently purchased a variety of weight storage racks, and I am very impressed with their quality, versatility, and design. The C. 3-Leg model in black is simple, well-built, and the perfect size for my weight collection. It was straightforward to assemble, and its sturdy construction gives me confidence that it will last for years. I especially appreciate that it’s adjustable for 1” and 2” weights, making it versatile for different types of plates. The wall-mounted racks, including the A. Wall Mounted model, are excellent space-savers, allowing me to keep the floor clear and organize my weights efficiently. Installation was fairly easy, with clear instructions and a good set of mounting hardware, including wood lag bolts that secured into studs. One tip from experience: ensure you measure carefully, especially considering the length of your barbells and sleeves, to make sure everything fits properly. I noticed hat the bottom racks feel less sturdy, but overall, these racks are very durable, even after over a year of use. They hold a significant amount of weight, including bumper plates and change plates, with enough clearance to easily access and remove plates. The racks are also aesthetically pleasing—simple and elegant, suitable for both home and professional gyms. Overall, I highly recommend these racks for anyone looking to organize their weights efficiently, safely, and stylishly.

So I saw one review mention that the top 3 pegs would not hold 2.5, 5 and 10lb Change Plates. I’m not sure where they got their change plates but you can see they hold Rogue change plates just fine in all three increments. Reading the directions for install, it says to make sure you put the bottom peg a minimum of X inches off the floor to make sure the standard weight plate fits, so I did that. Even gave myself an extra 3 inches. When I had all 3 pieces bolted to the wall I went to put my Olympic bar on and the mount was too low to hang an Olympic barbell (Rogue Ohio bar). 😡 So I unbolted everything moved it up another 6-8 inches and worked my way down. That worked much better! The install kit comes with wood lag bolts AND giant Molly bolts to mount to drywall. Not sure I’d use those? But the wood lag bolts work just fine into a stud. On the bottom peg I have two Rogue 55lb bumper plates, next peg up I have two 45lb and two 15lb bumper plates and the third peg has two 35lb and two 25lb Bunper plates. Plus the aforementioned change plates. I used the barbell storage on the right for my resistance bands and of course the Ohio bar on the left. I think this thing will hang on the wall forever. It’s super sturdy and a great economical option! I would definitely recommend this setup!

Looks great, very sturdy, I drilled out the holes a little bigger and used bigger lag bolts.

Sturdy and holds my weights. Comes with a 2” plate adapter for each rung. Careful not to over tighten the tension screw on it. I did break one.

I just built this today. I'm fairly handy and found it easy to assemble. I cleaned up my gym area by putting my weight plates on it, and the rack seems very sturdy. I do not have Olympic weights, so I did not put the adapters on. I'm a small female, so my largest weight plates are 25 lbs. I've had a few benches over the years (they used to come with weights, back in the day lol), so I have a hodge-podge of weights ranging from 2 1/2 - 25lbs - different materials (some metal - others sand filled plastic) and thicknesses, and they all fit very well. There is enough room left that if I strip my barbell, curl bar, dumbbells, and the leg extension on my bench... those weights would fit as well. I have not tried the barbell holder, as I store it on my weight bench rack, but it has a clip/key that seems like it would keep the bar from tipping out. So far, it seems like a safe and functional unit. I'm going to have to take all of the weight off to move it for vacuuming, but I as I can't think of a solution to that... that's not a manufacturing fault, as I do not believe it would be as stable with wheels. This is definitely an improvement to my home gym. It holds what I need it to, and since I now have my weights separated by poundage... it's convenient - I no longer have to remove the weights from on top of the ones I need to use (like when I had them stored in a trunk).

This must be for kid sized weights! Initial quality looked good out of the box but standard Olympic bumper plates don’t really fit without wedging them in there until they drop down into the space between the rails. Even my standard 25# hex dumbbells are too wide for the middle rack so they hang over and make the plate problem worse. It’s almost like this is scaled down for fun-sized workouts. This would work fine for plastic coated light weights but it’s not a serious piece of equipment for me.

Firm and holds a lot of weight.

This only works for bumper plates after a modification due to a poor design by the manufacture. The middle shelf is too low to fit bumper plates without tilting them (which results in limiting the number of plates you can place) even with the middle shelf secured in the top two holes. You need to drill out a hole above the highest hole on each side to raise the middle shelf about 1 inch to easily slide bumper plates. This is disappointing as one should not have to modify it to properly use it - especially since the picture is misleading as it shows bumper plates being stored with plenty of room to spare. I'm hoping Yes4All actually reads these reviews to fix this flaw as I am not the only one who has mentioned it (unfortunately I discovered this after already purchasing).