Organise your bars with floor stands, wall racks or holders that fit your equipment and space.
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Match the bars
Measure sleeve diameter, total length and any unusually shaped heads or handles. Check the holder manufacturer compatibility information rather than assuming all bars fit.
Allow removal space
Vertical storage needs clearance to lift bars out. Horizontal storage needs enough room at each side. Include the stored bars when measuring the footprint.
Check installation
Wall-mounted holders need a suitable wall and specified fixings. Rack attachments must match the exact upright and mounting system. Follow the stated loading and installation instructions.
Products To Compare
These are product types and configurations to compare, not ranked or hands-on tested recommendations. Buttons open Amazon UK searches. Illustrations are generic examples, not photographs of the items in those results.
Five-bar floor stands
Compare socket spacing and room above the stored bars.
Multi-row floor stands
Compare socket layout, sleeve fit and the loaded footprint.
Single-bar wall racks
Check bracket spacing and suitable wall fixings for one horizontal bar.
Three-bar wall racks
Compare vertical spacing between three horizontal storage positions.
Multi-tier wall racks
Compare the number of storage positions, spacing and required wall height.
Vertical hangers with collar storage
Check how bars hang and where collars are held.
Freestanding horizontal bar racks
Compare access to each level and space around longer bars.
Fixed-weight barbell racks
Match the support spacing to your fixed bars and their heads.
Rack-mounted bar holders
Match the mounting hardware and upright dimensions to your exact rack.
Alternative: studio body-bar holders
For aerobic body bars only; check the holder design and compatibility. Not for regular barbells.
Before Choosing
- Sleeve diameter and bar shape.
- Loaded footprint and removal clearance.
- Number of positions and stated load limits.
- Suitable mounting surface or exact rack compatibility.