Find a home for gym bags, balls, mats and smaller accessories without blocking your training space.
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Start with what you own
Measure the equipment you want to store, including filled bags and the diameter of balls. A rack designed for one item may not fit another.
Compare floor and wall space
Allow room to take equipment off the rack as well as space for its footprint. Wall and rack-mounted systems need suitable supports and compatible fixings.
Check the complete configuration
Read shelf load limits and the included-parts list. Illustrations show generic storage arrangements; equipment shown on shelves may not be included in the retailer listing.
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.
Sandbag storage racks
Compare shelf depth and load limits for your filled training bags.
Vertical ball racks
Check cradle spacing, ball diameters and the loaded footprint.
Wall-mounted ball racks
Check wall suitability, fixings and the clearance needed around each ball.
Cable attachment racks
Compare hooks and storage space for the handles you already own.
Modular shelf systems
Choose compatible shelves and check what the selected configuration includes.
Portable mat hangers
Check mat eyelet spacing, hanger dimensions and the loaded base.
Accessory pegboards
Check wall or rack compatibility and which hooks are supplied.
Gym storage boxes
Compare internal dimensions and access for your smaller accessories.
Wall-mounted mat hangers
For eyelet mats, compare peg spacing and suitable wall fixings.
Battle rope wall hangers
Check projection, retaining lip and load suitability for your coiled rope.
Before Choosing
- Measure equipment and access space.
- Check shelf and total load limits.
- Confirm wall or rack compatibility.
- Check which hooks, shelves and fixings are included.