Gym Storage

For a small gym, keep frequently used free weights accessible while using vertical or modular storage to reduce floor clutter. Basecamp can combine dumbbell, kettlebell, ball and bumper-plate shelves in one system, while wall-mounted barbell and accessory storage can move long or lightweight items off the floor.

Choose wall-mounted storage when floor space is the main constraint and the wall is suitable for secure fixing. Choose freestanding modular storage when you need larger capacity, easier reconfiguration or a system that can expand as your equipment mix changes.

Basecamp is the clearest expandable option. It is modular, offered in 0.7m, 1.2m, 1.5m and 1.8m widths, and can be extended with additional shelves or modules as a home gym, PT studio or commercial facility grows.

Check both the shelf type and its stated capacity for the equipment you own. Basecamp uses different shelves for round dumbbells, hex dumbbells, kettlebells, bumper plates and balls, so use the product-specific shelf capacity rather than assuming one shelf fits every shape and weight.

Capacity depends on the shelf length and dumbbell style. As an example, a 1.2m two-tier Basecamp system can store around five round dumbbells or five to six hex dumbbells per appropriate shelf; 1.5m and 1.8m shelves increase capacity. Check the exact shelf and dumbbell dimensions before ordering a full set.

Load limits vary by storage shelf and configuration. Use the displayed capacity for the exact storage component before loading heavy dumbbells, kettlebells or weight plates.

Installation depends on the storage type. Basecamp systems have dedicated installation guidance, while wall-mounted storage needs suitable structural fixings. Please follow the exact model instructions before loading.

Leave enough clear space to lift and return equipment without blocking walkways. Basecamp shelves can be repositioned and angled, helping you adapt access around the storage system to the room layout.

Yes. Basecamp shelves can be repositioned and different shelf types can be mixed, allowing the system to change as your balance of dumbbells, kettlebells, plates, balls and accessories changes.

Complete-system pricing depends on the exact components you need for your setup. A complete Basecamp system is convenient when the supplied layout matches your equipment, while separate uprights and shelves make more sense when you need a custom mix or plan to expand in stages.

Yes. A single Basecamp frame can combine flat shelves, dumbbell shelves, ball shelves and bumper-plate shelves, so kettlebells, balls, dumbbells and plates can be organised within the same modular storage system.

Contents depend on the storage configuration. Complete Basecamp systems include the shelves specified for that setup, while individual shelves and components are also sold separately. Check the exact configuration and installation requirements before ordering so the required shelves, uprights and hardware are all accounted for.

Use rack-mounted storage so equipment lives where you train: compact racks and compact NEXUS racks are available with integrated storage, and ball shelves attach to 1 and 3 Series rigs and racks. For freestanding storage, wall-mounted and vertical racks keep dumbbells and plates off the floor in a small footprint.