Is your gym looking messy? A quick way to fix the clutter in your gym is by having a dumbbell rack, however, most dumbbell racks sold in online stores are overly expensive. You can save cost by building your very own dumbbell rack.
I have put together 6 dumbbell rack tutorial from YouTuBe that you can DIY easily. The best part about making a dumbbell rack is that your gym will be clutter-free.
1. How To Build A Wooden Dumbbell Wall Rack
I strongly believe that a wooden dumbbell rack would be much easier to make than a dumbbell rack made of metal. The best part about this rack is that it is hung on the wall. This kind of dumbbell rack is ideal for people who do not have a lot of space in their gym.
2. DIY Dumbbell Weight Rack Storage from Wood
Create your own cheap wooden DIY Dumbbell storage. I made this from offcuts and pieces I had laying around, why spend 500$ on a dumbbell rack when you can make it yourself.
3. DIY Dumbbell Weight Rack with Free Plans – Super Sturdy
Build your own weight rack that looks great and can be customized to your liking! Plans are listed below.
4. Make a Dumbbell Rack from Scrap Wood
Our weights at the climbing gym are just sitting on the floor and it’s time to make a weight rack! This is my first design.
5. DIY Wooden Weight Rack
I show you how I create a very simple weight rack made out of repurposed 2x4s and 2x3s.
6. DIY $20 Dumbbell Rack for Home Gym
In this video, I show you how I made a DIY dumbbell rack for home gym under $20 with only three pieces of 2×4 and some screws.
Conclusion paragraph: DIY Dumbbell Rack can be a great way to save space in your home gym, by storing the dumbbells vertically. Let’s take a look at six different tutorials on how to create this type of rack for yourself! If you are looking for something that is more compact and saves even more room, try building an over-the-door storage system instead. And if you want some help with any of these projects or other related tasks, let us know! We have all sorts of resources available to make sure your project goes smoothly. What do you think? Have you tried making one yet?
