Wall Mounted 4-Peg Olympic Bumper Plate Weight Rack Reviews

4.6 Rating 125 Reviews

This Weight Plate Storage Rack is an excellent addition to organizing and keeping your Olympic-sized weight plates easily accessible. With dual anchor points, this wall-mounted storage tree takes up less than a foot of floor space and easily secures to your gym wall with the provided hardware. Mounted at an angle, the single-sided vertical plate tree features four weight plate sleeves that store up to 200 pounds each. The sleeves hold up to four 45 LB plates per post with room to spare. Keep your plates easy to access, organized, and off the ground. This weight-plate holder is just the thing you were missing in your home gym to help keep your bumper plates organized and save space.

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“So originally I didn’t like this cause it’s angles away from the wall. I wanted pegs that were on the wall. But I got this instead because it was cheaper than rogue and I actually love this. It gives me the ease mind knowing most of the weight is on the floor and it doesn’t angle out as much as you think. Be aware though that whatever it is placed on top of is not moving.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Have to add that it also leaves enough space to still park the car in the garage .”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I didnt use the drywall screws. Just went into stud. Holding up well”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Just received the wall mount today and it's a steal for the price! The only thing that I found that I agreed with with other reviews, was having to hang a stringer because the bolt holes were to wide for the studs. Besides that though it's an awesome option to save space at an awesome price!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Was looking for a well-priced weight tree that could save space and be used for something other than storing my plates.. If you mount this puppy to the wall (which was easy to do and had no issue with hole alignment or powder coating chipping. ) You can wrap a band around between the plates and do a boatload of banded work at an angle.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Install was easy if you know how to work basic tools. Quality seems good, time will tell. I would recommend not using the provide dry wall anchors. They didn't seem to set very well. I found a stud on 2 of the bolts which made the rack very stable. There were a couple bumps and bruises in the powder coating that seemed to have happened pre-packing. Oh well... All and all I would highly recommend this rack for the money. It has suited my home gym needs perfectly.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Strong and set at perfect angle. Only thing wrong is that attach points to wall are too narrow, so rack shifts side to side against wall and moves sheetrock more than I cared for. I welded a larger plate to rack and it distributed weight better. 4 inches wide and 6 inches tall allows 2 lag bolts above and below each attach point against wall in stud and with 500 lbs of weights no movement at all.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“We just received this today and had it installed. The only complaint was that the hardware (bolts) that comes with it isn't that great, but once installed it really does the trick. I love the size of it and it gets our weights off of the floor. Great value, would recommend. *wanted to post pics but not sure how I can do that here.”

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Posted 5 years ago