Bongkim Weight Tree and Rack, Olympic Plate Holder with Four Pegs

After a home workout, the Bongkim Weight Tree and Rack gives plates and a barbell a designated place instead of leaving them around your training area. Its compact A-frame layout uses four angled pegs for plate storage. Would a dedicated rack make it easier to keep your workout space organized? This one also has a barbell storage post and features designed to support a stable setup.

Why it’s worth it

Keeping weight plates together makes it simpler to find the load you need when changing exercises and to clear the floor after training. The four pegs provide separate storage points, and each can hold several Olympic plates. A barbell bracket adds a place for a bar, so the rack can help organize more than plates alone.

The frame is made from alloy steel, with a triangular A-frame support and an H-shaped base. Non-slip rubber feet and non-slip screws are intended to help keep the rack stable, while the feet also help protect the floor from scraping. Included collars secure plates on the pegs, helping prevent them from slipping off. Buyers often highlight its capacity, sturdy feel and straightforward assembly, feedback on fit and durability is mixed, particularly for some bars and attachments.

Key features

This rack is designed for Olympic-sized plates with 2-inch holes. Its storage pegs can also accommodate standard 1-inch plates when the protective sleeves are removed, offering a practical way to organize different plate formats. The four angled pegs keep plates grouped by position, making it easier to put equipment away between sessions.

A barbell bracket and extended storage post provide a dedicated place for a bar alongside the plates. The welded connections, reinforced frame and rubber feet support a stable arrangement on the gym floor. Assembly tools are included, and the compact style suits a home gym where organized storage matters as much as access to training equipment.

Everyday use

For a workout that moves between different plate loads, the pegs let you sort plates by size or by the order you use them. After the final set, return the plates to their assigned positions and store the bar on its bracket to leave the training area clearer for the next session. The collars help keep plates in place on the rack, while the A-frame structure provides a central footprint for storing equipment in one spot.

Compared with storing plates loose on the floor or relying on separate holders for plates and a bar, this tree brings those storage functions together. It’s a useful approach for people setting up a dedicated home training area and looking to keep frequently used weights close at hand.

What to clarify

Which weight plates can it store? It is designed for Olympic plates with 2-inch holes. Remove the protective sleeves from the pegs to store standard 1-inch plates.

Is there a place to store a barbell? Yes. The rack includes a barbell bracket and an extended storage post for keeping a bar with the plates.

What helps keep the rack steady? The triangular A-frame support, H-shaped base, non-slip screws and rubber feet are designed to support stability. The included collars help secure plates on the pegs.

Final verdict

The Bongkim Weight Tree and Rack brings four plate pegs and bar storage into one compact steel frame. For a home gym that uses Olympic plates—or standard plates with the sleeves removed—it offers a straightforward way to keep weights organized, accessible and off the floor.