DIY Weight Storage Home Gym
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Learn how to build your own super simple, easy weight storage system. The cost is around $60 and can take as little as 1 hour.
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Thank you for this design. My gym looks fresh and new and space and storage has been maximized.
I’m very glad it helped 🙏🏼
Ayye! Thanks so much Brotha! Super helpful!
You are very welcome 🙏🏼!!
You did an amazing job. It looks very sturdy.
Thanks, it has held up to lots of use.
Awesome..thanks for the tip...just what I need
I’m glad it helped you. Thanks!
Great video. I plan to build according to your specs next weekend.
Quick question-
For the uprights, at what lengths on the 32” did you mark for the horizontal 9” and 16” pieces?
Thx!
Very nice and details video. Thank you so much for your tips.
Yes of course :) my pleasure
What about adding wheels ? I want to do something like that to Store under my stairs. And want to pull it out when I need to take off the weights and then put them back as it’s a small space
Yes definitely get some caster wheels with plates at the top and screw holes.
Hi - could you please post the dimensions of the rack that you built and complete list of parts that you used? I've got: height=32", depth=16", I am not sure about the length. Thanks - it is very nice, solid. Also what coating for the wood would you recommend if want I leave my kettlebells outside on the deck (covered)?
Great work Kettlebell Dude. Curious what the total load is on the kettlebell rack you made. Poised to build one that will hold my 106# and heavier (future purchases ;) ). Thanks for sharing. Love what you got going here.
Surprising this rack will hold a ton of weight. I gave away my old one to the movers. And am going to make another. It hold well over 400lbs
Plane and simple! Exactly what you need and cheap also ! Thank you
Yesss! I wasn’t willing to pay half a grand for storage in my garage. And it’s very sturdy. I plan on making a new set and make them a bit more refined.
@@Thekettlebelldude I plan on replicating your project for all my kettlebells. I have to make them longer, so I must take in the consideration a stronger base.
@@teamsandu If I may recommend, try building multiple 4 foot sections.
@@Thekettlebelldude I took that in consideration also ;)
Hello. What bars did you use on the storage rack with bumper plates?
Hi will. I used the crossbar from my Rogue Fitness rig. My garage was way to small to fit all 4 crossbars so I had one left over.
Have you found wheels that can take the weight. I want to stick it under my stairs and pull it out when I need to get the weights
I found some at Menards for around $16 each that are rated for 600lbs. That could easily work. “Shepherd Hardware 4" Polyurethane Swivel Caster Wheel”
hi! the dimensions are in inches or feet
I think it was in inches. It has been almost 2 years since I made my wooden weight storage. I hope this helps.