The Force USA® Olympic and Bumper Weight Plate Tree clears the chaos from your floor and puts every plate and bar right where it belongs. Six weight horns spaced for easy loading, six Olympic barbell holders, and a frame that clears 9-foot ceilings—this storage tree brings instant order without eating up floor space.
And it doesn’t just sit there. With built-in transport wheels, this storage tree turns heavy loads into smooth rolling weight. Move up to 660 lbs across your floor with one hand, or drop the wheels and stack a massive 1,300 lbs when it’s time to stay planted. No dragging or wasted energy—just effortless mobility when you want it, rock-solid stability when you don’t.
And when it comes to durability, this storage tree doesn’t bend. High-tensile 12-gauge steel, compact 52 in (H) x 26 in (L) x 26 in (W) footprint, and a build tough enough to outlast bargain gear by years. At only 55 lbs, it carries loads way beyond its size. This heavy-duty storage tree wipes out the clutter and leaves you with a space that’s sharp, focused, and ready for serious work without the trip hazards.
Overall rating: 4.4444447 / 5 from 9 reviews.
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"My first one arrived in a destroyed box with missing parts. Once I was able to get ahold of their customer service, they sent a new one right away. The new one also arrived in a destroyed box with missing parts. Luckily it was missing different parts than the first one and I was able to build it with parts from each. It is a great heavy duty product. Works perfectly for my needs. They just need to put it in something more substantial than a cardboard box."
"The unit is completely functional, it’ll hold your plates and bars. However because the unit is fully disassembled in order to save on shipping and storage costs it’s not the most stable unit in the world. The junction of the upright and base are secured using plates on either side but it still allows the upright to move if you try to push/pull against it. It does the job but better quality units are available elsewhere."
"Product itself is fantastic so far. Super sturdy and very well built. Only complaint is with shipping. It took 3 weeks to arrive and all the pieces were just sitting in a large box stuffed with packing paper. A few of the pieces especially the sleeves were in platic to avoid scuffs. Overall would recommend to anyone looking for a bumper and barbell tree. Just hope ForceUSA works on the packaging/shipping for it."
"Awesome. Heavy duty."
"This needs bigger washers for the tire side holes. I was able to buy more at the hardware store but it was an extra step for safety. Otherwise it'd be 5 stars. Its really stable and sturdy and the wheel brakes have excellent release amd locking features. It comes with washers but theyre not big enough for the bottom holes at the top of the wheels. The bolts would likely pull through if taken near capacity and its not worth the safety risk to not upgrade the bottom 16 washers."
"Definitely useful to lug your weights around"
"Heavy duty."
"When it comes to home gym equipment aesthetics are almost as important as function. This big ol’ wheeled contrivance adds a high-end commercial gym feel to any room it happens to be in. The images don’t do it justice this is a mighty rack. A piece of industrial art. Especially when it’s loaded with plates. It has presence. I love walking into my gym and seeing it squatting in in the corner like a sumo on skates waiting to offer me a bumper plate. The whole thing exudes quality. The coatings and finishes are first rate – right down to the nuts and bolts which are all black gloss powder coated. It’s a small thing but it makes a big difference. They could have just gone with cheap chrome bolts like everyone else, but they didn’t. Assembly took around 20 minutes – mainly because of the wheels. These are some heavy duty feet and they are large. The gym bro of casters. Think Ronny Coleman rather than Lee Priest. Brian Shaw rather than Eddie Hall. Without the horns the rack is like a skateboard for earthmoving equipment. I wanted a wheeled rack rather than a static one to reduce travel. I can just wheel this device right up to the power rack and changes the plates out directly rather than cart them halfway across the room to where I usually keep the weight rack – as we all do - out of the way. This can have its issues. I love the mobility but despite having locking casters you need to be careful which direction you apply force otherwise it will move on you. Another issue; likely only because my gym is in the house rather than in a shed or garage, is the height. As previously stated this is a heavy duty unit with serious wheels. It sits pretty high. In my case this means I can’t store my Olympic barbells in it because my ceiling is too low. Tri bars etc… are fine but a full 2.2 metre Olympic is too long to fit in the holders without hitting the ceiling. That said I love this thing. I feel more manly just being in the same room as it. I’m pretty sure the courier got pregnant just from unloading the box it came in. I have to keep it 20 metres away from the fridge to stop the eggs from hatching. I came out one morning and it had subdued a burglar. Dogs howl and thunder rolls every time I take a plate off it. I was pinned under a 150kg bench press, I thought I was going to die and I swear I heard it mutter ‘pathetic’. Yeah, it’s trip to own and I’m there for it."
"Very sturdy. Built to last. Straight forward assembly. All 340#'s of Bumper Plates that I purchased at the same time fit on perfectly. No overlap or fighting to return plates to their correct location. Like at the gym. Well engineered for perfect spacing. The only con I can note is that the heavy-duty wheels on storage tree (which is a definite plus) are almost impossible to unlock when the storage tree is fully loaded. I had to unload to relocate. Maybe lubrication will help."
