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KEFL Portable Bumper Plate Trolly Rack

KEFL Portable Bumper Plate Trolly Rack

Regular price £87.99
Sale price £87.99 Regular price

Built without compromise.

Simplify your workout space with our Portable Bumper Plate Trolley Rack. Crafted from heavy-duty steel, this organiser offers durability and longevity. The built-in wheels facilitate easy movement, eliminating the need for heavy lifting. Arrange your plates and fractional plates neatly, creating an organised exercise area. Ideal for both home and gym use, this fully welded steel frame ensures a lasting solution for keeping your fitness space clear and tidy.

Specifications

Core material Steel
Weight approx. 14kg
Colour Black
Dimensions Total height: 30cm Total width: 154.5cm Total depth: 40cm
Capacity Max loading 300kg
Use Organised gym storage and space-saving equipment layout
Warranty 1 year structural

Not sure which to buy?

Is this storage solution right for you?

Ideal for keeping your home or commercial gym organised and clutter-free.

  • Best for

    Users with growing free-weight collections who want quick access to equipment.

  • Choose a larger storage option if you expect to expand your gym over time.

WHY CHOOSE THIS BUMPER PLATE TROLLEY

Mobile bumper-plate storage built to move heavy plate collections around the gym

  • Move Plates More Easily

    The trolley format helps reposition a loaded plate collection without carrying each plate separately.
  • Heavy-Duty Capacity

    The steel frame supports a maximum combined load of 300kg.
  • Keep Plates Organised

    Horizontal storage keeps bumper plates together and accessible between sessions.
  • Low-Profile Design

    The 154.5 × 40 × 30cm frame stores plates close to the floor for easier loading and unloading.
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.