Where Our Equipment Is Used
All the fitness equipment we build is made for fitness clubs, gym centres and other fitness spaces, and it is sold to gyms worldwide.
The four spaces below cover most of what we are asked to specify. Each one lists what the space needs and which of our product lines answer it.
Gyms and Fitness Clubs
A full commercial floor needs strength, cardio and functional training that all arrive in the same finish and hold up to all day use.
What This Space Needs
- Selectorized machines that mixed ability members can adjust without help
- Plate loaded stations and racks for the free weight area
- Cardio that runs long hours without service stops
- One finish standard across the whole floor so the room reads as a single fit out
Lines That Fit
- D, R1 and T lines for the selectorized floor, on 50 x 100, 76 x 76 and 60 x 120 mm frames
- F1, M and R2 lines for iso-lateral machines, racks and benches
- K line for treadmills, bikes, cross trainers and rowers
- A line for dumbbells, plates and functional accessories
Hotel and Residential Gyms
Small rooms that still have to offer a full body workout, usually unsupervised and with no space for a full strength floor.
What This Space Needs
- Several exercises inside one footprint
- Equipment that is safe to use without an instructor present
- Compact cardio alongside the strength station
- A finish that suits a public, front of house space
Lines That Fit
- G line one, three and five station multi gyms
- K line cardio for the compact cardio corner
- A line dumbbells and racks where floor space allows
Functional and Group Training Zones
One structure has to serve a whole class, with several members training at different stations at the same time.
What This Space Needs
- A rig that supports several simultaneous users
- Attachment points for functional training accessories
- A footprint that can be planned into an open zone
- Free weights and accessories to work alongside the rig
Lines That Fit
- S line group training rigs, from single bays up to full 360 degree stations
- A line kettlebells, medicine balls, plates and racks
- F1 line racks and benches at the edge of the zone
Group Training EquipmentAccessories and CrossfitF1 Line Racks
Pilates Studios and Rehabilitation Rooms
Low impact spaces where resistance has to be gentle, repeatable and quick to change between clients.
What This Space Needs
- Resistance that does not depend on a weight stack
- Equipment that suits back to back classes
- Machines usable by older and returning clients
- A compact circuit that a single instructor can supervise
Lines That Fit
- H line hydraulic circuit stations with double resistance cylinders on a 40 x 80 mm frame
- P line Pilates reformers, chairs, barrels and towers in A+ beech wood
- A line light accessories for warm up and mat work
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you help plan which machines suit my space?
Yes. Send a floor plan, the room dimensions or a list of the exercises you want covered, and we will suggest machines and lines from this catalogue with their frame dimensions so you can check clearances.
Which line is best for a mixed membership gym?
Pin loaded lines are the usual base for a mixed membership, because members change resistance with a pin and need no help. Plate loaded machines are then added for the stronger free weight users.
Do I have to buy a whole line?
No. You can mix machines from any line in one order. Staying within one line keeps the frame section, finish and upholstery consistent across the floor, which is why most fit outs do it.
Tell Us About the Space
A floor plan, room dimensions or a station list is enough for us to suggest equipment and quote it.