Dumbbell Rack Stand Only, Weight Rack for Dumbbells Compact A-Frame Home Gym Space Saver (480/800 LBS Weight Capacity, 2025 New Version)

Quality stand for the price.
Heavy duty stand. Well painted surfaces. Non-marring feet. Quality fasteners. Easy to assemble. Well packaged for shipping purposes. I have 320lbs of weights on it and have no complaints here. I would recommend this product and would buy it again.

Nice Weight Rack
Bought this to get rid of the clutter of dumbbells on my home gym floor. It was the best deal I found on Amazon. I ordered the 800 pound one just to be safe.PROS:- shipping was quicker than expect (two weeks).- packing was very professional and had lots of Styrofoam to protect the parts.- assembly was easy (took about an hour and half to put together and I’m a perfectionist)- no need for two people to assemble.- every single part needed was in the package. No missing parts at all.- it comes with a wrench and a hex key.- NO chemical smells or odors whatsoever. NONE. Zero. Not even the packaging.- weights sit close together for sturdiness but can easily be grabbed by their grips.MINOR ISSUES:- the assembly schematic image was very faded. However, it was readable enough so that with a little eye strain, I could understand the assembly process and parts. Only the assembly picture was faded. All other printed words and pictures were fine.- one of the mounts on the bottom base was too wide for the vertical rack to slip onto it. A couple of hits with a small rubber mallet fixed this very quickly and easily with no damage to the mount.SOME TIPS:- use a ratchet wrench in combo with the hex key to speed up assembly (duh).- don’t tighten anything until you have all the bolts and nuts in place.- tighten screws from the base up, balancing the tightening between bolts.- if a vertical rack (the part that the weights sit on) won’t slip over the bottom mount point, just hit the base mounting tabs inward with a rubber mallet a couple of times to move the metal tabs in a little and it will slip right over it.- Pay attention to the rubber pads that slip on the vertical rack. Look at the picture of the assembled rack and you can see how these are supposed to go on. They give you a couple extra too!- the vertical racks will stay up during the assembly process if you put the bottom mounting bolts on loosely with the nuts, so no need for a second person during assembly. Just in case, work from the side in case one somehow falls over.Very happy with this weight rack. It creates a much cleaner weight room and you don’t trip over dumbbells trying to get to other dumbbells.UPDATE: I have noticed one negative about the weight rack. If you try to put 45, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20 pound dumbbells on it from the bottom up, the weights in the middle will not fit on the rack. The hex dumbbells will sit on top of each other and not fit in the little slots. I had to put the 45 pounders on the floor (under the rack) and then go 40, 35, 25, 20, 15. The larger weights are too thick to fit on this rack. So, there is no way you can fit heavier weights on this rack without them just sitting on top of each other near the top of the rack.

Strong Space Saver
This is excellent for a home gym setup. It is very strong and sturdy while taking up a very small footprint on the floor. It’s easy to grab weights out due to the open sides. The rubberized hooks are nice for not scratching your dumbbells. I love that this rack favors verticality in order to organize and save space.Things to know:-The rubber inserts can come off of the hooks if you are wild, but they stay on 99.9% of the time for me.-The rack can hold a lot of weight, stability-wise, but larger dumbbells may bump into each other. I experimented and was able to stack two 75’s on positions 5 & 4 and positions 4 & 3 (5 being the bottom). It is tight, but it works no problem. I think the only time you would run into space concerns is if you wanted to use this for a set of all heavy weights (50+). However, I think 90% of people will be totally fine putting their lower weight or wider spread set on here. I have 15’s, 25’s, 50’s, and 75’s (pictured) and it works flawlessly, with plenty of room to spare.

Elevated and decluttered my space!
Nice upgrade from an old 3-tier stand I had and accommodates my new 15-20lb weights. No extra tools needed, the hex key and ratchet wrench it comes with did just fine. Assembled in about 30 mins. Tips: assemble from the bottom up, all nuts loosely screwed in, then tighten all screws from the bottom up. No wobble whatsoever.

I like this dumbell rack, it is built with good materials and I think it will age well. 6 pairs of dumbells can fit on it, although there is not a lot of space between the two top holes. For example for my 5lbs and 10lbs dumbells.I am glad it does not take much space.

Very impressive A-frame for our weight set. We have a mix of Peloton weights and generics. Holds all of them well. Our heaviest sets sit closer to the bottom of the frame and those are Peloton brand. To give you an idea of how we arranged this – The heavy Peloton weights are 30lbs(13.6kg), 25lbs(11.3kg) and 20lb(9.1kg). The generic weights then go from 2.2lbs-6.6lbs that sit on the upper part of the frame. Excellent choice for your Peloton weights or generics! Will look great in your home gym and keep your space safe and organised.