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KEFL Horizontal Plate Rack & Bar Stand

KEFL Horizontal Plate Rack & Bar Stand

Regular price £89.99
Sale price £89.99 Regular price

Built without compromise.

The KEFL Horizontal Plate Rack & Bar Stand is the ultimate storage solution for keeping your gym space tidy and efficient. Designed to accommodate Olympic-sized bumper plates and two Olympic lifting bars, this durable rack is crafted with robust chrome steel for lasting performance. The powder-coated steel frame resists sweat, moisture, and rust, ensuring long-term reliability. Featuring rubber non-slip feet, it safeguards your floors while providing stability during use. With its sleek design and sturdy build, the KEFL Plate Rack & Bar Stand is a must-have for any fitness enthusiast looking to elevate their gym organisation.


Specifications

Material Heavy-duty steel
Finish Durable powder-coated finish
Dimensions 110 × 35 × 27cm
Weight approx. 16kg
Storage Designed for weight plates and bars
Use Organised gym storage and space-saving equipment layout
Warranty 1 year structural

Not sure which to buy?

Is this storage stand right for you?

Ideal for keeping plates and barbells together.

  • Best for

    Strength training areas with frequent bar changes.

  • Keeps equipment accessible between sets.

  • A good choice for organised home gyms and studios.

WHY CHOOSE THIS STORAGE RACK

One organised station for weight plates and bars

  • A Place for Every Weight

    Dedicated tiers or holders reduce clutter and make the right equipment easier to find.
  • Built for the Load

    Heavy-duty construction supports regular storage in home or commercial gyms.
  • Faster Workout Setup

    Open access lets you select and return equipment without rearranging the whole rack.
  • Use Floor Space Better

    Vertical or tiered storage keeps more equipment within a compact footprint.
Common questions

Questions, answered

What weight should I start with?

Most first-time buyers start heavier than they think. Beginners tend to do well with 4-8kg for mobility and learning the swing, while most home-gym owners land around 10-16kg for strength and conditioning. See the weight guide above for a fuller breakdown.