Attachment Storage

Rack attachments give you more ways to train, but when the workout is over, they need somewhere to go. Dedicated squat rack attachment storage gets bulky equipment off the floor and gives everything a home between workouts, helping keep your training area clear, organized, and ready for whatever comes next.

Wall-mounted attachment storage puts unused vertical space to work, giving equipment like dip stations, leg rollers, footplates, Axis Pad®, Knee Keeper, and Leg Curl/Leg Extension attachments a dedicated place when they’re not in use. Instead of leaning attachments against the wall or leaving them around your rack, keep them securely stored and easy to grab for your next workout.

The more capable your home gym becomes, the easier it is for attachments to start taking over your floor. Wall-mounted gym storage lets you keep adding training options while keeping larger rack attachments organized and out of the way when you’re not using them.

For a space-saving Profile® home gym, wall-mounted storage is especially important because attachments cannot be stored directly on the rack. Give each attachment its own place on the wall, fold your Profile® rack away, and reclaim as much of your room as possible between workouts. When it’s time to train again, everything is organized, easy to find, and ready to get back to work.

The right attachment storage depends on the equipment and squat rack you own. Wall-mounted storage is a versatile option that keeps attachments completely separate from your rack, making it the way to go for Profile® setups and a great space-saving choice for other home gyms, too.

Some Build Limitless® attachments also have compatible rack-mounted storage options, allowing the attachment to be stored directly on the rack instead of requiring additional wall space. Because rack-mounted storage is specific to compatible Build Limitless® equipment and is not an option for Profile® racks, always check the storage product’s compatibility with your rack and attachment before choosing your setup.

More attachments shouldn't have to mean more clutter. Give everything a home and keep your floor clear for the part that matters: training.