Dumbbell Stand and Plate Tree
Declutter and organize your home gym with the Dumbbell Stand and Plate Tree. This sturdy weight storage system holds adjustable dumbbells, change plates, power blocks, and classic fixed dumbbells. Crafted from heavy-duty powder-coated steel, it easily supports up to 260 LB and puts dumbbells at a comfortable height for loading and unloading. This stand features four weight plate pegs and an angled top platform with raised edges for holding dumbbells, NuoBells, Bowflex 552s, and most Power Blocks. (PLEASE NOTE: The raised edges on the platform do not allow for Power Block Dumbbells to be set at the heaviest setting.)
Dumbbell Stand and Plate Tree Reviews
Based on 12 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Titan Fitness Dumbbell Stand and Plate Tree have an average rating of 3.97 out of 5. They're currently the #5 most-owned Dumbbell Storage on Gym Radar, with 29 home gyms reporting ownership.
12 Reviews
Performance
3.83 / 5
Build Quality
3.67 / 5
Value
4.42 / 5
User Reviews
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(5.00)
This is really good dumbell stand and it has plate storage. I really liked it I just went a different route recently.
(3.00)
Decent little Dumbbel stand. Fits the 90lb power locks reasonably well and has storage for change plates, would probably be better without the the storage horns to make it more compact.
(4.67)
This is a great option if you don’t want an expensive 1st party dumbbell stand/ cart from your dumbbell’s manufacturer, or if you aren’t ready to pay the price for something custom. It was affordable , easy to put together, and it fits my Rep x Pepin Adjustable dumbbells. I also like how tall the stand - I’m 6’5” and prefer to not have to bend over to un-rack or re-rack my dumbbells, especially after a heavy set. The one minor issue is that the angle of the trays can make my particular brand of dumbbell’s plates get stuck every once in a while, but it isn’t a concern if you are careful and pay attention.
(5.00)
A match made in heaven for Ironmaster Dumbbells. If you're handy at all, then I highly recommend:
1) removing the front toe-stubbing leg (idek why that's there to begin with it doesn't add anything to stability)
2) cut some foam/stall mats for the inserts where the dumbbells go (stops any metal-on-metal contact)
3) use magnets to store the longer screws underneath (hack I saw on Reddit)
4) cut some 1/2 inch plywood shelves that rest on top of the bolt ends on the inside of the frame for storage
5) add some small totes for organization (sweat towels, Mad Spotters, etc.)
(4.00)
It had one of these for years it was my preferred budget dumbbell stand. I used it for Power block pros and USA elites as well as the original Pepin spin lock adjustable dumbbells. It also has an unrated feature of additional plate storage on the small 1 inch plate horns. Those can be left off to save space or our great for additional small change plates and other storage options like fractional plates.
(5.00)
Have been holding my NUO Bells and 1 inch hole plates for 3 years. Have held up great. I believe the stand is a little high for racking and unracking the NUO Bells.
Great for a budget, but others would be a better option.
(4.00)
Nothing overly special about this rack. It holds my Ironmasters and its plates just fine. I picked up shelf padding to put a liner down though to keep it from being metal on metal. Ironically though, this is one of the more well packaged items from Titan.
(3.00)
This does hold dumbbells. I had to alter the base of my quickdraws to hold them. The weight horns on the bottom are nice. The max I have put on is 100lbs on one horn.
(4.00)
I’ve used this dumbbell stand for my reppins (100 lb version) and previously nuobells (80 lb version). For the price it’s hard to beat, not perfect by any means. Hard to get heavy dumbbells in/out. Plenty solid enough, small footprint.
(3.33)
This keeps my dumbbells off the floor. I use it to hold my powerblocks that go up to 90 lbs. As others have stated, when trying to use power blocks it’s hard to select any weight over 70 lbs. due to the stand having a lip that won’t allow you to select the lower settings. One work around is cutting some sections of horse stall mat out as a liner for the stand that will raise the height and fix that issue. Overall it’s very sturdy and does its job. Unfortunately it takes some ingenuity to make it a better product or I would have given a better rating.