Small Details, Big Strength Our precision-cut base features smaller perforations for enhanced durability, ensuring it holds more weight with unmatched stability. Built to outperform, designed to endure—stronger where it matters most. Stability, Redefined Unlike standard flat mesh designs, our rack’s lowered mesh keeps your dumbbells steady—no wobble, no stress. Built tough to handle the load, it’s the perfect blend of smart design and strength. Expand Space, Secure Gear More storage, smarter design. Our side basket boosts your storage area while its angled support keeps everything secure—nothing falls out of place. Built tough, with the strength to hold more, it’s the perfect balance of form and function. Fit More, Store Smarter Designed to hold the long and bulky. From yoga mats to foam rollers, everything finds its place. Strong, sleek, and made to maximize your space effortlessly. Layers of Possibility Three tiers of side storage, built to organize more without taking up extra space. Strong, sleek, and versatile—every hook, every layer, exactly where you need it. Flexibility Meets Function Designed for your needs, our adjustable side hooks move where you need them most. Whether it’s one item or four, you decide the layout. Simple, flexible, and built to adapt to your workout routine. Previous page Next page 1 Home 2 Gym 3 Garage Some Fun Facts Dumbbells: "The Power of Iron Blocks" The word “dumbbell” comes from 17th-century Europe, where church bells were used for training without the clappers, hence “dumb” bells.Dumbbells weren’t just for training—they were once used as weights for scales because of their precise and consistent weight.Square dumbbells are more stable than round ones, making them ideal for exercises like planks without rolling away.Many people think heavy dumbbells are better, but lighter ones with high reps are perfect for endurance and toning muscles. Kettlebells: "Secrets of the Iron Teapot" Kettlebells originated in 18th-century Russia as weights for measuring goods at markets. Bored farmers started using them to show off strength, eventually turning them into training tools.The “ball and handle” design of kettlebells isn’t random. It allows rapid movement transitions, perfectly distributes weight, and activates deep muscles.The name “kettlebell” humorously stems from its resemblance to a kettle filled with water—but meant for lifting instead. Yoga Ball: "The Magic of Balance in a Sphere" Yoga balls were invented in the 1960s by Swiss doctors to help infants and neuro-rehabilitation patients with balance training, which is why they’re also called “Swiss balls.”Sitting on a yoga ball burns more calories than a regular chair because you constantly engage your core muscles to maintain balance.Despite its lightweight appearance, a yoga ball can support over 200 kilograms (440 pounds) and is even used for weightlifting training! Yoga Mats: "Big Wisdom, Thin Mat" The modern yoga mat was born in the 1980s when yoga enthusiast Angela Farmer discovered that carpet padding prevented slipping, making mats widely popular.Yoga mat colors aren’t just for looks—bright mats can energize you, while dark mats are ideal for meditation, helping you calm down faster.Mat thickness matters: thin mats (under 3mm) are great for balance-focused yoga, while thick mats (over 6mm) are perfect for comfort, meditation, or therapy. Resistance Bands: "Endless Power in Elasticity" Resistance bands were originally designed for physical therapy to restore joint mobility and strength before becoming a staple in fitness.The colors of resistance bands aren’t for looks—they indicate resistance levels. Yellow is light, green is medium, and black is heavy, catering to different training needs.Resistance bands are used by NASA astronauts in space since they provide muscle training without relying on gravity. Foam Rollers: "Roll It, Relax It" Foam rollers were originally used in physical therapy to help recover injured muscles before athletes discovered their benefit for myofascial release.Foam rollers come in different levels of firmness. The colors usually indicate hardness: white is soft, blue is medium, and black is firmest, suiting various needs.Foam rollers are often called “poor man’s masseuse” because they mimic deep tissue massage, improve blood circulation, and are far more affordable. A Dumbbell Rack. All Hands on Deck. Design Inspiration: The idea for this storage rack was born from a desire to bring order and convenience to fitness spaces. I noticed that people often struggle to keep their workout areas organized, especially in small spaces like home gyms or garages. Exercise should be a stress-relieving activity, but the clutter of scattered equipment can add unnecessary frustration. That’s why I designed this product: to offer a solution that keeps all fitness essentials in one place, ready for each workout session. What's it bring? : Seeing this rack come to life has been incredibly rewarding. Not only does it provide a dedicated spot for all types of workout gear—from weights and kettlebells to mats and rollers—it also serves as a versatile storage solution for other items in my garage. Now, everything has a place, and it’s easy to maintain an organized, clutter-free space. Applicable Scene: This storage rack is designed with compact areas in mind, fitting perfectly into home gyms, garages, or even living rooms. Its space-efficient design can store a wide range of equipment while keeping everything neatly arranged and accessible. Whether you’re managing a small workout corner or a multi-functional space, this rack makes it easier to stay organized and motivated. Recent Gifts for Halloween/Christmas/New Year/Birthday Right Angle Dumbbell Rack Same or Different 45.07x 15.74x 37.08" Dimension 45.07x 15.74x 37.08" 650LBS Load-bearing 600LBS 4 Number of Shelves 3 4 Wheels (2 Lockable Wheels 4 Wheels (2 Lockable Right Angle Handle Design Outer Arc Practicality Design Style Modernity 45.07x 15.74x 37.08" Dimension 45.07x 15.74x 37.08" 650LBS Load-bearing 600LBS 4 Number of Shelves 3 4 Wheels (2 Lockable Wheels 4 Wheels (2 Lockable Right Angle Handle Design Outer Arc Practicality Design Style Modernity Previous page Arc Dumbbell Rack Learn More Dumbbell Rack Learn More Next page