| Brand | HavenlyYouth |
| Material | Metal |
| Product Dimensions | 16″D x 49.4″W x 59″H |
| Item Weight | 23.8 Pounds |
| Weight Limit | 350 Pounds |
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| Brand | HavenlyYouth |
| Material | Metal |
| Product Dimensions | 16″D x 49.4″W x 59″H |
| Item Weight | 23.8 Pounds |
| Weight Limit | 350 Pounds |
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Nickolas Auer –
It was easy to set up! I brought it for my gym store to keep everything organized, and I love that I can easily move it anywhere I need. The material and side is good.
Daron Carroll –
nice solid construction
Shyann Hand –
I am very pleased with this weight rack.Plenty of room for the fitness items I use often: dumbbells, jump rope, yoga mat, foam roller, resistance bands, etc. with room to spare.This is good quality and can hold heavy dumbbells, space permitting.Really easy to put together and took about 20 minutes.Love the versatile options for the mat holder and hooks and you can put them where you see fit.
Van Quigley –
Amazing addition for a home set up
Haylee Koch –
This is an affordable ready-to-assemble storage rack for gym use. I found assembly pretty straightforward and I am happy to report that all parts and all hardware were present (even a spare bolt included!). It took me about 20 minutes to build it by myself. There’s only one size of bolt in this, which I love! It makes assembly a lot easier. Once built it was sturdy enough for lightweight stuff, but I’d not expect it to hold up to the most rugged of gym use. It’s probably more for a pilates gym than a powerlifting one.I was torn as to how to rate this since it is exactly as pictured, but in actually trying to use it I found that it’s just not that well thought out design-wise. The bottom shelves are fine. I put my medicine balls and kettle bells there. Everything else is a little more confusing as to suitable uses in a real home gym. The dumbbell racks are a cute idea, but I don’t have 8 dumbbells – I only have 2. I hung some gym rings there and a few other things there though. The center racks are just poorly considered – had there been a mesh floor (instead of one weird center rod) the outside middles would be a lot more versatile. I’ll probably cut some plywood inserts to get more use of those. The top openings are odd too – there’s a mesh shelf, but also bars in front of it that are kind of in the way of moving things in and out – so everything has to go over the top like a basket. And then there are the barbell hooks. There’s no way I’m supposed to put a barbell on the back of this thing. If I did I would have to reach over the rack and lift the barbell over my upright yoga mats etc? Not to mention I have no delusions that this is designed to hold even a standard 45 lb bar, let alone a bar with weights on it. So while it’s technically there, the barbell hooks strike me as useless. So just look at the pictures carefully and think through how you’d use the individual areas. For the right gym it might be a winner. For me it’s not quite up to my needs.