Yoga Storage Bundle: What's Included and How It Fits a Home Setup

Quick answer

The Gather Yoga Storage Bundle combines a wall-mounted Gather Yoga Mat Tube with hardware to hold two yoga blocks, so your mat and blocks share one compact vertical footprint. It suits renters and small-space yogis who want gear off the floor and easy to grab. If you own only one mat and no blocks, a single tube is the simpler buy.

If your mat lives rolled in a corner and your blocks keep migrating under the couch, a wall-mounted yoga storage bundle can solve both problems at once. The Gather Yoga Storage Bundle pairs a mat tube with block hardware so everything hangs in one spot.

This FAQ answers the questions buyers actually ask before mounting anything: what comes in the box, what it holds, where it works, and when a different setup makes more sense.

What comes in the Gather Yoga Storage Bundle?

The bundle includes the Gather Yoga Mat Tube plus Yoga Block Hardware in your choice of Gold or White. The tube stores a yoga mat or foam roller, and the block hardware holds two yoga blocks. You choose the block storage type as an option when ordering.

Because the bundle is designed as one system, the pieces share a consistent minimalist look. That matters in a living room or bedroom where storage stays visible rather than tucked in a closet. The bundle's catalog comparison price is $120.00 against a $60.00 catalog price, so the pairing costs less than buying the same pieces separately.

• Check your block thickness before ordering: the hardware is built for two yoga blocks, not a stack of four.
• If you already own a mat tube, buying the block hardware alone may cover you.

Does it hold a thick mat or a foam roller?

Yes. The tube is designed for a yoga mat or foam roller, so a standard rolled mat fits, and a foam roller can take the same slot when your mat is in use. That flexibility is useful if you rotate between a mat and a roller for recovery work.

What the catalog does not specify is a maximum mat thickness or tube diameter. If you practice on an extra-thick or extra-long mat, measure your rolled mat's diameter before mounting and compare it to the tube opening. Treat that measurement as your deciding check, not a guess.

Where does a wall-mounted bundle work best?

Wall mounting shines in small apartments, home studios, and shared rooms where floor space is contested. Mounting the tube and block hardware at a consistent height keeps gear vertical, frees the floor, and makes your mat visible enough that you actually use it.

The tradeoff is commitment: wall mounting requires drilling into a wall, which is harder to undo in a rental. If you cannot drill, a freestanding rack or a simple carrier is a better fit. For everyone else, one wall section near a door or mirror is usually enough.

• Mount near where you unroll your mat, not in a distant closet.
• Leave clearance above the tube so you can lift the mat out without scraping the ceiling or shelf.

How does it compare with storing props in a basket or bin?

A basket is cheaper and needs no installation, but it hides gear in a pile where blocks and straps tangle and mats stay damp. A mounted bundle keeps each item in a fixed place, which speeds up setup and lets a mat air out after class.

For a home yoga storage set, the practical rule is simple: if you practice several times a week, fixed storage earns its space. If you practice occasionally and prefer gear out of sight, a bin plus a carrier may be all you need.

What else belongs in a home yoga storage setup?

Once the mat and blocks have a home, the next items to organize are the ones that touch your skin or your floor. A wash like PureMat Gear Wash keeps mats, bolsters, and blankets fresh between deeper cleanings, and a carrier makes it easy to move gear to a studio without unpacking your wall setup.

A recovery tool such as the Yoga Cork Roller also benefits from a designated spot, since it is easy to lose behind furniture. You do not need a large yoga storage rack bundle to stay organized; a tube, block hardware, and one carrier cover most home practices.

• Store blocks on the wall, not on the floor where they get kicked.
• Keep a wash within reach so cleaning happens instead of being postponed.

Bundle buying checklist

Count your props first

The bundle holds one mat or foam roller plus two yoga blocks. If you own more blocks or a bolster, plan a second storage spot. Buy the bundle only if it matches what you actually own.

Measure your rolled mat

The catalog does not list a tube diameter, so measure your rolled mat before mounting to avoid a mat that will not slide in. A two-minute measurement prevents a return.

Confirm you can drill

Wall mounting is the point of this bundle. If your lease forbids holes, choose a freestanding rack or carrier instead. No drill, no wall bundle.

Decide on the block finish

Gold or White hardware is a style choice, not a functional one, so pick the one that disappears into your wall or matches your room. Choose once at checkout; it is not a performance difference.

Bundle and companion facts

• Yoga Storage Bundle | Gather: Includes the Gather Yoga Mat Tube plus Gold or White Yoga Block Hardware; the tube stores a yoga mat or foam roller and the hardware stores two yoga blocks, with a block storage type option at checkout. One purchase covers your two bulkiest props, and the block storage option lets you match the hardware to your space.
• PureMat Gear Wash: Formulated to gently remove dirt, sweat, and oils from yoga mats, bolsters, blankets, and other props without compromising material integrity, in Lemon Tea Tree or Lavender scent. Wall storage lets gear air out, and a gentle wash handles the deeper cleaning so stored props stay fresh and usable.
• Yoga Mat Bag: Streamlined shape accommodates most standard and combo mats, with a breathable mesh panel for airflow and an adjustable shoulder strap. A carrier is the practical companion when you keep a wall setup at home but still travel to class.

The Gather Yoga Storage Bundle earns its place when you want a mat and two blocks off the floor in one compact wall setup. Measure your rolled mat, confirm you can mount hardware, and pair it with a wash and carrier to keep the rest of your gear organized.