Horizontal Barbell Bumper Plate Rack Holder Olympic Bar Storage Rack with Handle and Wheels,Black

Easy to put together. Seems high quality. I am not able to stack 45 pound plates side by side would be my only complaint. The picture is of everyday essentials plates from amazon. The 45s are 2 7/8” wide for reference. I was able to use the handle to move the rack with this much weight on it. Definitely seems like a good value. Happy with my purchase.

To my surprise the rack came 90% assembled. It is not super crazy overbuilt like my previous horizontal rogue fitness rack, but it fits my needs perfectly for a smaller bumper plate set. It fits my set of 45’s, 35’s, 25s’,15s’, and 10s perfect. Keep in mind my Fringe Sport Savage plates are thinner than normal bumper plates. Works perfect for my needs and smaller space!

I needed a place to hold my weights. 330 lbs total of rubber Olympic style plates. Everything minus 1-45lb and 1-10lb plate fit, which is 25lbs short of the advertised 300. That said, steel plates are thinner than my rubber plates so it’s likely 300lbs could fit. There is also storage on the end (opposite the handle) for two barbells which I have utilized. All said, I’m pleased with the space saver this offers, as well as the ability to easily move it even with the weights on the rack. Assembly was simple (10–15 minutes with appropriate tools). Don’t over tighten the wheels, but easily corrected if you happen to! Well built and sturdy. Solid product for a reasonable price. Would have liked a slightly longer platform for more plate storage.

Bought this for my garage weight room and it works great holds all my plates no problem. Also have wheels and a bar holder. Great addition to your fitness room.

Pretty much all good things to say about this purchase... Bought it "Used - Like New" (for a discount of course) - was shocked that it was exactly that! NEW!! not always the case with the gamble on AMZ like new items. Great organization for my "iron" 45's, also has 2 bar holders on the rear. Easy to put together, strong handle, feels solid all the way round... just needed to loosen the wheels at first to test moving it. It has a designated spot in the basement due to space limitations so I can't speak to how well it would move loaded up. The floor under it doesn't have any foam squares, rubber or horse stall mats; so BE CAREFUL if you're using iron plates smaller than 45's or you may accidently crack your tiles/wood flooring. Think writing this review just convinced me to add something under it, just in case. The Max Load Capacity listed is 300Lbs but others have stated they've stored double that. I currently have 360lbs with no worries. (may be adding more soon?)

Description matches the item. The only feedback I related to the pads that go round the inserts. They come off easily so they need constant adjustment. Other than that, totally worth it.

This product seems pretty solid. It’s all black which I like, sturdy and seems like quality metal. The only thing that I find the slightest bit annoying is that the 45lb plates will not fit together in a space. But I don’t find it to be that big of a deal. I’m sure this product is universal. Of the big bumper plates, it fits 2x45lbs, 2x35lbs, 2x25lbs, 2x15lbs and 2x10lbs but like I said they won’t fit together. It also has two sturdy barbell slots. Fits Olympic barbells. It actually hold the big 45lb bar as well. It wiggles a bit but it’s sturdy. Overall it gives a cleaner look than leaning plates up against walls. Not a bad purchase but maybe look and see if you can find it on sale.

I like the rack, now that it's together. There were 2 problems with the rack on receipt. I'm one of those people that reads the instructions, and goes through the part inventory before I assemble anything. I've been caught with a partially assembled products only to find I'm missing parts before. Well, this wasn't missing any, as I checked carefully, but one of the bolts to attach the handle did not have its threads fully cut, so the bolt would not go on. I called Amazon, to see if the seller could send a replacement bolt, but the item was sold by Amazon, and the support person said the only option was to return the item or they could give me a partial credit. The bolt was an M10 x 60mm with a 17mm hex head. I decided to take the credit, which amounted to about $15, and see if I could find the bolt in a local hardware store. I had to go to 2 stores, and could not find the exact bolt, but I did find a bolt that was the same length and diameter, but it had a 15mm hex head, and it had 1.25 thread vs 1.5, so I had to buy replacement locking bolts as well. I bought 2 of each, so the appearance would be symmetrical, so the 2 bolts and locking nuts cost me just shy of $10. That worked out in the end. The second problem was the 2 threaded bolts welded to the rack to hold the wheels. The rack is powder coated, which is nice, but they put some paper on the threads of these two welded on bolts so they would not get the powder coating. They arrived with the powder coating "painted" onto the paper covering these bolts, and it was difficult to get this off the bolts without damaging the threads. I could not do it with my bare hands, or with work gloves, and I didn't want to be careful not to use too much force with pliers for fear of damaging the threads. I picked at it with the tip of a knife and tried to break off the powder coating on these paper covers. I eventually got it removed, and thankfully, these threads were fine and I could then put on the wheels and the locking bolts. A lot of hassle for what was clearly a lack of quality control for product before shipping. Once I solved these 2 issues, I like the rack. It's solid, looks nice (with it's nice powder coating ironically), and i need a rack that was short so it would fit in the space in my home gym, and this one did fit.