Gun Rack Barbell Storage

Name: Gun Rack Barbell Storage
Brand: REP Fitness
Rating: 4.84 (4 reviews)

REP’s Gun Rack Barbell Storage is a wall-mounted holder built to get barbells off the floor and out of the way between sessions – a common fix for garages and basements where a vertical bar holder won’t clear the ceiling. It’s built from 6-gauge steel with a matte black powder coat, and each bracket is lined with plastic to protect the bar’s finish. Concrete-rated hardware ships in the box, and REP recommends spacing brackets 46” apart.

It comes in two lengths: a 3-bar version (21.7” long, 6.12 lbs) and an 8-bar version (53.1” long, 16.32 lbs), so buyers can size it to their collection rather than buying more capacity than they need. Independent signal is thin but consistently positive – GymRadar’s small sample rates it 4.84/5, and r/homegym owners single it out for fitting specialty bars (cambered, Swiss, SSB) that vertical holders can’t accommodate. A comparison video frames it as a legitimate but pricier alternative to Titan’s near-identical rack, with the tradeoff being concrete-specific lag bolts included out of the box.

Depth	5.5"
Width	2.5"
Finish	Matte black powder coat
Material	6-gauge steel with plastic-lined brackets
Mounting	Wall-mount; concrete hardware included; brackets recommended 46" apart
Manufacturer	REP Fitness
Configurations	3-Bar (21.7" long, 6.12 lbs) or 8-Bar (53.1" long, 16.32 lbs)
Recommended bracket spacing	46 inches

What is a Storage?

What gym storage is

Storage keeps a home gym safe, tidy, and usable: weight-plate trees and pegs, barbell holders (vertical or horizontal), dumbbell and kettlebell shelves, and wall or rack-mounted organizers. Loose plates and bars on the floor are a trip-and-damage hazard; storage reclaims space and protects your equipment.

What to consider

Match storage to what you own (plate diameter, number of bars, dumbbell count) and your space — wall-mounted units and rack-hung storage save floor area, while free-standing trees move easily. Check the weight capacity and, for wall units, that you can anchor into studs.

How it compares

	Gun Rack Barbell Storage	The 3x3 Strip® 2.0	Heavy Duty Garage Hooks	Monster Strip
GymRadar rating	4.84/5	4.84/5	4.84/5	4.83/5
Price	$69.99	$80.00		$90.00
Depth	5.5"
Width	2.5"
Finish	Matte black powder coat	Texture Black Powdercoat, laser-cut Rogue branding		MG Black Powdercoat
Material	6-gauge steel with plastic-lined brackets	3x3" 11-gauge square steel tube		3" x 3" 11-gauge steel tubing
Mounting	Wall-mount; concrete hardware included; brackets recommended 46" apart	Wood stud only — not rated for drywall or metal studs alone
Manufacturer	REP Fitness			Rogue Fitness
Configurations	3-Bar (21.7" long, 6.12 lbs) or 8-Bar (53.1" long, 16.32 lbs)
Recommended bracket spacing	46 inches

4.8/5 · 4 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Retailer	4.9/5	64 reviews
Expert	4.84/5	4 reviews
Youtube	4.0/5	1 reviews
Reddit	4.5/5	3 reviews

REP’s Gun Rack is a straightforward wall-mounted barbell holder built from 6-gauge steel, and the handful of independent voices that have weighed in are positive — GymRadar’s small sample sits at 4.84/5, and r/homegym owners single out gun-rack-style holders for fitting oddly-shaped bars (cambered, Swiss, SSB) that vertical holders choke on. Functionality and versatility are the standout dimensions: it ships in 3-bar and 8-bar lengths and includes concrete-rated hardware out of the box. Value is its weakest spot — a comparison video pegs it as pricier than Titan’s near-identical rack — and durability is hard to assess given how thin independent, long-term coverage still is.

+Functionality: fits specialty bars (cambered, Swiss, SSB) that vertical barbell holders don't accommodate, per an owner's community report (r/homegym)
+Build quality: 6-gauge steel construction with concrete-rated lag bolts included out of the box, confirmed against a comparable Titan rack that requires separately-sourced hardware (YouTube: Home Gym Reviews)
+Versatility: available in 3-bar and 8-bar lengths, letting buyers size the rack to their bar collection (REP Fitness product page)
+Value: GymRadar's small independent sample rates it 4.84/5, consistent with the positive-only sentiment found elsewhere (GymRadar)

−Value: a side-by-side comparison found REP's version costs noticeably more than Titan's near-identical rack (YouTube: Home Gym Reviews)
−Durability: no independent source reports on long-term wear; the GymRadar sample is small (n=4) and no dedicated expert review exists
−Build quality: one reviewer describes the bracket as a coated back panel rather than the plastic-lined design the manufacturer's copy emphasizes — a discrepancy worth flagging rather than a confirmed defect (YouTube: Home Gym Reviews)

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