Rank #2 in Best Weight Plate Tree 2026: 10 Ranked, and When 400kg Really Means 200kg
Gorilla Sports Weight Plate Tree 1 Inch, 200 kg, 6 Holders
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The GORILLA SPORTS Weight Plate Tree 1 Inch is a steel storage stand for 1 inch weight plates, 60 x 50 x 105 cm, priced at £54.99 and rated 4.5 out of 5 from 208 ratings. It took second place in our guide. The interesting part is not the headline figure but the one printed underneath it: the listing gives a maximum weight capacity of 200 kilograms, and in the same breath describes each of the six holders as taking up to 35 kilograms. Six holders at 35 kilograms is 210 kilograms. Whichever way you work it, the two numbers in the same listing do not match — and 200 divided by six holders gives 33 kilograms each, not 35.
That per-holder figure is the one worth keeping. A single total tells you very little about whether your plates will actually fit, whereas 35 kilograms per holder, across six holders, tells you how to spread the load. The listing also notes that the holders are 20 centimetres long and that the rack is intended for 1 inch plates, so anyone with 2 inch Olympic plates is looking at the wrong product regardless of the headline capacity. Everything on this page — capacity, dimensions, materials, price and rating — comes from the Amazon listing itself. We did not test this rack, and none of the figures here are our measurements.
How those 208 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.5 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £54.99 |
|---|---|
| Customer rating | 4.5 out of 5 stars from 208 ratings |
| Weight capacity maximum | 200 kilograms (as listed) |
| Capacity per holder | 35 kilograms, as stated in the bullet (as listed) |
| Number of holders | 6 (the listing also gives Number of Racks as 6 and Unit Count as 6) |
| Plate size accepted | 1 inch weight plates |
| Assembled dimensions | 60 x 50 x 105 centimetres (depth x width x height) |
| Item weight | 8 kilograms |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Der Aufbau des Ständers war innerhalb weniger Minuten erledigt, eine Bewertung im dauerhaften Gebrauch kann noch nicht gegeben werden. Gute Standsicherheit bei 80 kg an Gewichten. Die Lieferung hat ungewöhnlich lange gedauert.”
Verified purchase“Excellent for neatly storing all those loose weights”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Weight Plate Tree 2026: 10 Ranked, and When 400kg Really Means 200kg.
Questions people ask
How much weight can the GORILLA SPORTS Weight Plate Tree 1 Inch hold?
The listing gives two answers. The maximum weight capacity is 200 kilograms, and each of the six holders is described as supporting up to 35 kilograms. Six holders at 35 kilograms would be 210 kilograms, so the total and the per-holder figure do not quite agree.
Will it take Olympic plates?
No. The listing describes it as a weight plate tree for 1 inch weight plates, so 2 inch Olympic plates are not what this rack is specified for.
How many holders does it have?
Six, each 20 centimetres long. The listing also records the number of racks as 6 and the unit count as 6.
How big is it, and how heavy is it?
The rack measures 60 x 50 x 105 centimetres (depth x width x height) and weighs 8 kilograms, according to the listing.
What is it made of?
A steel frame, with PVC non-slip feet and slotted caps, according to the listing. The frame type is given as 'tree'.
What do buyers say about it?
The listing shows 4.5 out of 5 from 208 ratings. One buyer reports good stability with 80 kilograms of plates on it, and a delivery that took unusually long; another describes it as excellent for storing loose weights. The star breakdown shown accounts for 100 of those ratings, so it is a sample rather than the full 208.
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