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MMB Glaros Wall Mounted Weight Plate Barbell Rack
MMB Glaros Wall Mounted Weight Plate Barbell Rack
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HEAVY DUTY STEEL CONSTRUCTION FOR HIGH LOAD CAPACITY: Our weight plate rack and barbell holder are made of high quality steel with a sturdy structure, providing a high load capacity of up to 500kg, ensuring safety while using
SPACE SAVING SOLUTION FOR YOUR HOME GYM: Our weight plate and barbell storage includes six pegs for 50mm weight plates and four barbell holders fitting 50mm barbells, keeping all of your weights and barbell secure and organized at all times
EXTRA RUBBER RINGS & PLASTIC PAD FOR NOISE REDUCTION: This weight plate and barbell holder includes a rubber ring, plastic pad, and construction of our product help to reduce noise and protect the barbell and weight plates from damage
ANTI SCRATCH & ANTI PEELING PAINT COATING: The smooth, high quality matte black finish protects our weight plate rack & barbell storage from corrosion, scratches and peeling paint during use; Ideal for your gym or home gym
STURDY SPRING COLLARS TO SECURE WEIGHT PLATES: Three spring collars help to hold the weight plate on each weight plate rack, preventing each weight from accidentally falling to the floor; Sturdy weight holders are designed to hold your plates securely
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