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Agos A Frame Dumbbell Rack
Agos A Frame Dumbbell Rack
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Material: High-grade steel
Extra small 3 Pairs Size / Weight : 328 x 31 x 45 cm (Length x Width x Height) / 3KG
3 Pairs Size / Weight : 34 x 36 x 56 cm (Length x Width x Height) / 5.5KG
6 Pairs Size / Weight : 41 x 55 x 108 cm (Length x Width x Height) / 8KG
10 Pairs Size / Weight : 54 x 48 x 155 cm (Length x Width x Height) /10KG
The 2-sided 3-Tier / 6-Tier / 10-Tier Vertical A Frame dumbbell rack offers a solid steel construction and thick non-slip rubber feet for excellent stability and floor protection. Nylon based plastic wear guards prevent the handles from damage whilst vertical positioning of the dumbbells makes them easily reachable.
-The rack features an all-steel construction with a simple yet sturdy bolt together design.
-This rack has large and thick, non-slip rubber feet ideal for all gym flooring.
-Tough skid-resistant feet help protect your floors against damage.
-This rack is not recommended for neoprene dumbbells.
Dumbbell rests are covered by a durable nylon based plastic wear guards to prevent damage to the handles of dumbbells.
* Suitable For Storing 3 / 6 / 10 Pairs of Rubber Hex or Chrome Dumbbells
* Durable and Sturdy Steel Construction
* Robust Bolt-Together Design
* Non-Slip Rubber Feet
* Nylon Guards Covering the Dumbbell Rests
* Black Enamel Finish
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| Agos A Frame Dumbbell Rack |
3 Pairs, 6 Pairs, 10 Pairs |
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