Yes, this Pro Deadlift Platform is capable of Iron Plates unless you are not using them for overhead dropping. Do Not drop the Iron weight plates from Overhead height since the dropping of Iron plates is only limited to knee height.

No, we won’t recommend it for Overhead drops. Because it is intended to withstand knee height drops.

Rather you can go with Pro Deadlift Platform, or if you want a budgetary solution, you can consider our Drop Bang Crash Pads with Wooden Deck adding to it.

In your case, we recommend Pro Deadlift Platform or NVR Platform depending on your budget & functionality. If you ask, what’s the difference between these platforms in simple words.

Choice: Pro Deadlift Platform is a Standard choice for all lifting purposes, while the NVR platform is a premium choice designed with a customised material combination.

Sound Reducing & Vibration Dampening: In this case, the NVR platform wins over Pro Platform;

Assuming that weights are being dropped on Rubber-foam-foam (NVR) &, on the other hand, being dropped on rubber-wood-wood (Pro), which one would produce more sound & vibration? It’s that Obvious foam is more capable of absorbing over the wood surface. Hence, NVR has a more tremendous shock, noise & vibrations dampening ability.

Lifting Area: The Pro Platform has 8’x4′ where else NVR has an 8’x6′ lifting area. The NVR Platform has more space to comfortably do split jerks.

To get rid of this problem, you must have Rubber Bumper Plates and a soundproofing Platform with you.

For Bumper plates, you can consider our BullrocK Bumper Plates 2.0

For Platform Selection:

• If the budget and space is not your concern, go with the NVR platform, it will provide you best results for the problem you are facing.
• If you want a dedicated lifting platform, go with the Pro Deadlift Platform.
• If you want a budgetary solution, go with Drop Bang Crash pads with Wooden Deck adding to it.

Pro Tip: We recommend getting in touch with us for detailed consulting on your problem and help you choose the best.