Bodytone FR07 Bumper Plate Rack - Olympic Lifting Storage

The Bodytone FR07 bumper plate rack is a reinforced steel storage unit weighing 42 kg, built to organise the bumper discs of Olympic lifting and cross-training zones. It sorts plates by weight and clears the floor around platforms where loaded barbells and loose discs otherwise compete for space.

Bumpers need their own storage logic

Bumper plates differ from cast-iron discs: they are bulkier, they live at the platform rather than at the machines, and they move constantly during WODs and Olympic sessions. The FR07 is designed around that reality. Plates rack and unrack quickly between lifts, the full increment range stays visible and sorted, and the lifting zone keeps the clear floor that safe barbell work demands.

Construction

• Reinforced steel structure, dimensioned for daily commercial loading
• Protective anti-corrosion paint finish, consistent with the whole Bodytone rack range
• 42 kg own weight for free-standing stability at the platform edge

Specifications

A tidy platform is a faster platform

In group WOD formats, the minutes lost hunting for matching bumper pairs multiply across every class of the day. A dedicated rack beside the platforms means loading plans execute immediately: athletes see the full increment range, grab matched pairs and return them along the same path. Coaches gain visual control, missing or damaged discs are spotted at a glance, and the lifting area keeps the clear perimeter that barbell safety requires. Boxes that add dedicated bumper storage consistently report smoother transitions between WOD segments, which is ultimately class capacity gained without adding a square metre.

Frequently asked questions

How many discs does one rack hold?

Capacity depends on disc thickness: bumper plates are much thicker than iron discs of the same weight, so a rack holds fewer of them. As a rule of thumb, one FR07 absorbs the working set of one busy platform. Facilities with large bumper stocks split them across two racks placed at either end of the platform line, which also shortens re-racking distance for every athlete.

Which facilities is the FR07 designed for?

Strength platforms, CrossFit-style boxes and any gym running Olympic lifts with bumper plates. One rack per one or two platforms keeps the re-racking path short enough that members actually use it.

Why not store bumpers on the floor or against a wall?

Stacked bumpers tip, roll and hide their weight markings, and they block walkways around the very area where loaded bars travel. Dedicated racking removes the trip hazard and roughly halves the time spent loading and unloading between lifters.

Can it be quoted with plates and platforms?

Yes. Light In Fitness quotes complete lifting zones, platforms, bars, bumper sets and storage, as a single project with quantity pricing. Quotations are free and returned within 24 to 72 hours.

To organise your bumper stock or equip a new lifting zone end to end, request a free quotation from the Light In Fitness team.