Gym Storage

Tidy space, bigger gains. Level up your home gym setup with our heavy duty gym storage collection. Choose from our dumbbell storage racks, adjustable kettlebell stands, and weight plate storage solutions to keep your gear ready for the performance. If space is tight, a compact tree storage rack is perfect for keeping your dumbbells safe and ready for the next reps. No more tripping over plates, just pure focus and professional lifts. Shop premium gym storage solutions today!

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What type of rack is best for dumbbells?

A horizontal tiered rack is the best for a hex dumbbell set because they’re incredibly sturdy and easy to load. If you’ve only got a few pairs of neoprene or lighter hex dumbbells, an A-frame storage rack would be better. It's compact and takes up almost no space in your home gym. However, if you have a complete set of dumbbells, consider a multi-tier storage rack.

Which storage rack is better for a small home gym?

If your training space is small, vertical storage is the way to go. A vertical dumbbell rack or a weight plate tree uses a small space compared to horizontal racks. They stack your dumbbells upwards, leaving you plenty of floor space to train.

What racks do I need for weight plates?

The Northern Triangle Plate Rack is perfect for tight floor spaces, and if you have a lot of plates to shift. Its compact triangular frame is designed for maximum stability, meaning it won't wobble even when loaded with heavy Olympic plates or standard plates. But if you’ve got a massive collection of bumper plates, a vertical tree—like storage like the Northern Olympic Vertical Plate Rack is better.

Do I need a dedicated kettlebell rack?

Leaving kettlebells on the floor attracts trips and increases the chance of damaging the subfloor. A heavy-duty rack like the Northern Kettlebell Rack keeps your weights at a functional height, making them easy to pick up and put back safely during mid-circuit workouts.

Should I get a 2-tier or 3-tier gym storage rack?

A 2-tier rack is usually enough for most home gyms, comfortably holding a standard set of dumbbells. But if you have a massive range of weights, a 3-tier version that stacks your gear upwards will give you more storage and perfect for a compact UK home gym setup.