Alpha PK | 3-Tier Vertical Hybrid Plate and Kettlebell Storage Rack
Bells and Plates
Both on one rack
Pick Your Split
Two tiers of plates, or two of bells
Runs Your Accessories
Landmines, ropes, barbell holders
11 Gauge Steel
Powder coated, built to last
Most gyms need somewhere to put bells and somewhere to put plates, and end up with two racks. This is one rack that does both, three tiers on a 3x3 inch upright, split whichever way suits what you own. It also runs landmines, battle rope anchors, and barbell holders, all inside the same footprint.
Color:Black
Tiers:2 Tiers for Plates | 1 Tier for Kettlebells
Designed & Built in Florida
Every rack is made to order and manufactured in-house to ensure premium quality.
Two Kinds of Storage, One Footprint
Kettlebell shelves and plate mounts on the same 3x3 inch upright. Instead of a bell rack in one corner and a plate tree in another, everything you load and unload mid-session lives in one column.
Split It Your Way
Three tiers, and you decide the mix when you order: two tiers of plates with one of kettlebells, or two of kettlebells with one of plates. Both configurations cost the same, so pick by what you own.
Four to Six on Every Level
Each kettlebell tier takes four to six bells depending on size, four if they are competition bells. Each plate storage mount takes four to six plates. Enough for 10 to 15 bells and 8 to 12 plates.
Your Accessories Mount Here Too
Any 2x3 base accessory bolts on: battle rope anchors, Olympic bar landmines, and barbell holders. Same footprint either way, so the rack becomes the hub for the rest of your equipment.
Solid and Dependable
An 11 gauge steel frame under a chip-resistant powder coat, on a 3x3 inch upright with half inch hardware. Rubber feet included to stop sliding on hardwood or tile. Limited Lifetime Warranty.
Assembles in Minutes
Every tool you need ships in the box. Bolt the upright to the base, set the shelves and plate mounts at the heights that suit you, press on the rubber feet, and load it up. No drilling required.
| Model Number | PKRK-2P1K or PKRK-1P2K, depending on the split you choose |
| Configuration | Three tiers. Either 2 for plates and 1 for kettlebells, or 1 for plates and 2 for kettlebells |
| Kettlebell Capacity | 4 to 6 per kettlebell tier depending on size. 10 to 15 bells overall |
| Plate Capacity | 4 to 6 per storage mount depending on size. 8 to 12 plates overall |
| Assembled Dimensions | 50 3/8" H × 25 7/16" W × 24 1/4" D |
| Upright | 3" × 3" with 1" holes 2" apart |
| Base | 2" × 3" tubing with 9/16" holes 2" apart |
| Material | 11 Gauge Steel |
| Hardware | 1/2" Hardware |
| Finish Type | Powder Coat |
| Feet | Rubber, included |
| Colors | 12 colors |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
| Country of Origin | Designed & built in Florida, USA |
Compatible With
| Kettlebells | Competition and standard cast iron. Four competition bells per tier, around six smaller bells |
| Plates | Olympic weight plates, 4 to 6 per storage mount |
| Barbell Holder | BBH-H1 Barbell Holder for the base, which keeps the bar clear of the shelving |
| Battle Rope Anchor | 2x3 Base model |
| Olympic Bar Landmine | 2x3 Base model |
| Other Uprights | Shelves mount to any 3x3 upright, including an existing squat rack |
| What's in the Box | 1 upright, 1 base, the shelves and plate mounts for the split you selected, rubber feet, and all assembly hardware and tools. Kettlebells and plates not included |
Frequently Asked Questions
The upright, the base, the kettlebell shelves and plate storage mounts for whichever split you select, rubber feet, and every piece of assembly hardware plus the tools to put it together.
Kettlebells and weight plates are not included. Neither are the barbells, landmines, battle rope anchors, or barbell holders shown in the product photos. Those are all sold separately.
Kettlebells and weight plates are not included. Neither are the barbells, landmines, battle rope anchors, or barbell holders shown in the product photos. Those are all sold separately.
Both cost the same, so choose by what you actually own rather than by price.
2 tiers for plates, 1 for kettlebells: the right call if you train mostly barbell and keep a handful of bells around. Roughly 8 to 12 plates and 4 to 6 kettlebells.
1 tier for plates, 2 for kettlebells: better if kettlebells are the main event and you only need somewhere for a working set of plates. Roughly 4 to 6 plates and 8 to 12 kettlebells.
If you are between the two, count whichever collection is still growing and give that side the extra tier.
2 tiers for plates, 1 for kettlebells: the right call if you train mostly barbell and keep a handful of bells around. Roughly 8 to 12 plates and 4 to 6 kettlebells.
1 tier for plates, 2 for kettlebells: better if kettlebells are the main event and you only need somewhere for a working set of plates. Roughly 4 to 6 plates and 8 to 12 kettlebells.
If you are between the two, count whichever collection is still growing and give that side the extra tier.
Each kettlebell tier holds four to six bells depending on size. Competition kettlebells have a wider base, so plan on four per tier, while smaller cast iron bells fit around six.
Each plate storage mount holds four to six plates, again depending on the size of the plates.
Across the whole rack that works out to 10 to 15 kettlebells or 8 to 12 plates, depending on which split you choose.
Each plate storage mount holds four to six plates, again depending on the size of the plates.
Across the whole rack that works out to 10 to 15 kettlebells or 8 to 12 plates, depending on which split you choose.
Those two each do one job. This one does both.
The Alpha KB is kettlebells only, and holds more of them, 15 to 20. The Alpha PLT is plates only, with six plate holders. The Alpha PK splits its three tiers between the two, so you store less of each but only give up one footprint instead of two.
All three are built on the same 3x3 inch upright and take the same accessories, so you are choosing a layout, not a different class of rack.
The Alpha KB is kettlebells only, and holds more of them, 15 to 20. The Alpha PLT is plates only, with six plate holders. The Alpha PK splits its three tiers between the two, so you store less of each but only give up one footprint instead of two.
All three are built on the same 3x3 inch upright and take the same accessories, so you are choosing a layout, not a different class of rack.
You will run out of shelf space long before you get near the limit. The shelves are built from the same 11 gauge steel as the frame and are made to take the heaviest kettlebells you can buy.
Any accessory on the site built for a 2x3 base works here: the Battle Rope Anchor, the Olympic Bar Landmine, and the Barbell Holder.
For the barbell holder specifically, you want the BBH-H1 Barbell Holder for the base. It holds the bar low and clear of the shelving, so it does not get in the way when you are reaching for a bell or a plate.
See the Barbell Holder for 2x3 Base ›
For the barbell holder specifically, you want the BBH-H1 Barbell Holder for the base. It holds the bar low and clear of the shelving, so it does not get in the way when you are reaching for a bell or a plate.
See the Barbell Holder for 2x3 Base ›
Yes. The shelves attach to any 3x3 upright, so if your rack has spare real estate you can move them over there instead of running a separate tower. That also means the rack is not a dead end if your gym layout changes later.
Straightforward, and it takes minutes rather than an afternoon. Bolt the upright to the base, mount the shelves and plate holders at the heights you want, press on the rubber feet, and load it up. Every tool you need is in the box, and the full instructions are in the Product Documents tab above.