Horizontal Roll-Out Add-on
Rolls Straight Out
Reach the bottom tier
Guided or Non-Guided
With or without railing
Replaces Your Bottom Tier
Direct swap, same footprint
11 Gauge Steel
Built to take a loaded tier
The bottom tier of a horizontal rack is the one you crouch for. This makes it roll out instead, so the weights come to you. It is a direct replacement for the tier you have, keeps the same footprint, and comes guided with railing or non-guided without, depending on how much lateral control you want.
Guidance:Non-Guided (No Railing)
Designed & Built in Florida
Every rack is made to order and manufactured in-house to ensure premium quality.
Effortless Roll-Out Design
Simple extension for quick retrieval of dumbbells, plates or other gear. No complex mechanism to go wrong, just a tier that comes out to meet you instead of making you reach into the back.
Space-Optimizing Replacement
It integrates as a direct replacement for the bottom tier of your horizontal rack, so the rack keeps its compact footprint and gains mobility. Nothing about the outside dimensions changes.
Guided or Non-Guided
Guided adds railing that keeps the tier tracking straight as it comes out. Non-guided leaves it off for a simpler, more open action. Pick whichever suits how heavily you load the bottom tier.
Modular Compatibility
Fully compatible with your horizontal rack, so it fits into upgrades and expansions rather than locking the rack into one configuration. The rest of the rack is untouched.
Built for the Load
Crafted from durable 11 gauge steel, which is the same material used through the rest of the storage line. The bottom tier carries the heaviest weights, and this is built accordingly.
Quick Assembly
Straightforward setup in minutes with the hardware included. Since this is the wheels only, it assumes the L-angles and brackets are already fitted to the rack you are attaching them to.
| What This Is | The wheels only. Buy this ONLY alongside a new Synergy horizontal rack, which already ships with the L-angles and brackets. |
| Guidance Options | Guided (with railing) or Non-Guided (no railing) |
| Widths | One size, no width option |
| Material | 11 Gauge Steel |
| Replaces | The bottom tier of a Synergy horizontal rack |
| Color | Black |
| Bravo Racks | Not recommended |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
| Country of Origin | Designed & built in Florida, USA |
Compatible With
| Racks | Synergy horizontal storage racks |
| Not Recommended For | Bravo models |
| Stores | Dumbbells, plates and other gear on the bottom tier |
| Related Parts | Roll-Out Shelf (full kit), Upgrade Kit, and Add-on (wheels only) |
| What's in the Box | The wheels only. Buy this ONLY alongside a new Synergy horizontal rack, which already ships with the L-angles and brackets. |
No separate assembly document is needed for this part. Mounting hardware and fitting instructions are included in the box.
Frequently Asked Questions
The wheels only. Buy this ONLY alongside a new Synergy horizontal rack, which already ships with the L-angles and brackets.
Read the answer above before ordering. The three roll-out products look similar and are easy to confuse, and buying the wrong one means either missing parts or paying for parts you already have.
Read the answer above before ordering. The three roll-out products look similar and are easy to confuse, and buying the wrong one means either missing parts or paying for parts you already have.
Guided includes railing that keeps the tier tracking straight as it rolls out, which helps when the bottom tier is heavily loaded or when you pull it out one-handed.
Non-guided leaves the railing off for a simpler action and a more open tier. Both roll; the difference is lateral control.
Non-guided leaves the railing off for a simpler action and a more open tier. Both roll; the difference is lateral control.
It is built for Synergy horizontal storage racks and replaces the bottom tier directly.
It is not recommended for Bravo models. If you have a Bravo horizontal rack, this is not the right upgrade.
It is not recommended for Bravo models. If you have a Bravo horizontal rack, this is not the right upgrade.
Because the bottom tier is the one you crouch and reach into. Rolling it out brings the weights to you at the front of the rack, which matters most with heavy dumbbells where the reach is awkward and the load is worst.
No. It is a direct replacement for the tier you already have, so the rack keeps the same footprint. The only thing that changes is that the bottom tier now extends.
Straightforward setup in minutes with all necessary hardware included. It swaps in where your existing bottom tier sits, so there is no modification to the rest of the rack.