| Brand | Marcy |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 29.5″D x 29.5″W x 32.5″H |
| Style | Triangular Weight Plate Tree |
| Item Weight | 19.8 Pounds |
£19.12
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| Brand | Marcy |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 29.5″D x 29.5″W x 32.5″H |
| Style | Triangular Weight Plate Tree |
| Item Weight | 19.8 Pounds |
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Kenny Welch II –
I got this to hold my Olympic weight plates in my home gym that I set up thanks to Covid. Although it was a huge pain to assemble, and a big heavy piece of it fell on my foot while I tried to balance it and screw it together in the beginning, it has been fantastic ever since. I actually love the design. It’s VERY stable due to its triangular shape and how it sits on three legs at the base, unlike so many others I saw on here that looked like they could topple over or roll away on wheels. Lol. Also, it’s great for Olympic plates even though it’s made for standard plates. Olympic plates just have a wider hole in the center so the pegs are a little smaller; but that doesn’t affect the functionality of the tree at all. Currently I have about 350 lbs of weights on this tree and I could add more if I want. The metal beams that hold the pegs and weights do have a slight wobble especially when you put 35 and 45 lb plates on them, because they are so long and don’t connect to any kind of support frame in the middle (as you can see they just connect together at the top and then at the base, and not between). But this does NOT detract from the sturdiness or functionality of the tree in the least. Those reviews who complain about the wobble and then give it low ratings as a result – complete BS in my opinion. Yes there is a little wobble but it’s STRONG. With 350 lbs on it, it’s not going anywhere and I don’t think I could tip it over if I tried (well unless I tried extremely hard to do that). I think this thing is a workhorse of a little weight tree due to its intelligent and sturdy design. Great product, thanks!
Candice Jenkins –
Love that I found this for my standard 1” plates. Easy to assemble and sturdy. Saves space instead of having plates laying around. Looks great in home gym.
Dee McKenzie –
sturdy and easy to aSSEMBLE
Mr. Tito Kuphal –
This weight tree by Marcy is well worth the asking price ! It’s so easy to assemble took me 12 mins of that however I’m very good at building things and following directions so results may vary !Anyways holds a lot of weight I believe up to 300 llbs which is amazing for the asking price.The weight tree is very sturdy really in my opinion a true space saver as you can see in the pics I posted. I highly recommend this productPackaging was also very good and shipping took 3 days to get here ! Awesome Weight Tree thanks Marcy
Reuben Halvorson –
The Apex Standard Plate Tree is well made, easy to assemble with just a 17 mm wrench or cresent wrench. There are only 6 nuts and bolts, (three top and three bottom.) For the price, it is a good product and will easily hold 300 pounds of free weights, up to and including 50 pound plates. Overall I would recommend this product with the following qualifications.Pros:Good value for the price easy to assemble and well made. The posts where you hang the plates on are for 1″, standard size plates, which make it even easier to load and unload olympic style plates if you have them, at least up to 50 pound plates. Holds 300 pounds of various size plates without bending or sagging and it is stable. The cup/bottle holder on top is a convenience.Cons:My unit was missing one of the conical shaped, end caps of where you hang the plates on. It didn’t really effect the use of it but it is a sign of poor quality control. I originally got this thinking the tree style would consolidate my weights in a small area but the triangular shape requires it to be located away from the wall and other things when you are taking off and putting on plates, especially the heavier plates. You need the room to maneuver. So it is not as space saving as I thought it would be.