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Fitness Equipment

Three grades. One of them is right for your room.

Commercial, light commercial and home. The grade is not a style choice — it decides whether the warranty holds and how long the machine lasts under the traffic you actually have.

Equipment grades

What grade does your room need?

Pick by traffic and supervision, not by budget. The fastest way to lose money on a gym is to buy one grade down and replace it in three years.

Full commercial gym floor with rows of cardio and strength equipment
Commercial

Full commercial

Built for continuous use by people you will never meet. Heavier frames, higher-duty motors and bearings, serviceable parts, and a warranty written for facility traffic.

  • Health clubs and training studios
  • Universities, military and municipal
  • High-traffic 24-hour facilities
  • Anywhere the room runs all day

Rated for unlimited / unsupervised facility use

Apartment amenity fitness room with cardio equipment along a window wall
Light commercial

Light commercial

The grade most shared rooms actually need. Commercial-rated construction and warranty, sized and priced for a room serving a building rather than a membership base.

  • Apartment and HOA amenity centers
  • Chiropractic and physical therapy clinics
  • Hotels, corporate rooms, clubhouses
  • Fire, police and EMS stations

Rated for shared facility use · most common specification

Home gym with a Smith machine and bench in a converted room
Home

Home & residential

Private, single-household use. Real equipment at a real price — just not rated for a room other people walk into. We will say so plainly if that is where you are.

  • Home gyms and garage conversions
  • Private in-unit fitness rooms
  • Secondary and overflow spaces
  • Personal training setups

Residential warranty only · not for shared rooms

Read this before you buy down a grade

A shared room is commercial use, no matter who owns the building.

If residents, patients, guests or employees can walk in and use it, the manufacturer treats it as commercial use. Put a residential-rated machine in that room and you have done two things at once: voided its warranty, and moved the liability onto whoever signed the purchase order.

That is not a sales line. It is in the warranty document, and it is the single most expensive mistake we see on amenity-room quotes.

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11Manufacturer lines
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1 dayTypical quote turnaround

What we carry

Equipment we specify and ship.

A cross-section of what goes into the rooms we quote. Shown to give you a sense of range — every room is specified on its own scope.

Row of commercial treadmills in a health club
Commercial treadmill line
Selectorized strength circuit in a commercial gym
Selectorized strength circuit
Double power rack rig with a connecting pull-up bridge
Power racks and bridged rigs
Commercial stair climbers on a fitness floor
Stair climbers and steppers
Functional training station with rack, heavy bag, medicine balls and dumbbells
Functional training stations
Adjustable dumbbells on a storage stand
Free weights and dumbbells
Wall storage rig holding plates, medicine balls and accessories
Storage walls and accessory rigs
Functional trainer in a high-rise amenity fitness room
Functional trainers
Counter-balanced Smith machine loaded with Olympic plates
Smith machines
Upper body rehabilitation equipment in a clinical setting
Rehab and clinical equipment
Accessible exercise equipment with wheelchair transfer
Accessible and transfer equipment
Treadmills along a window wall in an apartment amenity room
Amenity room cardio

Images courtesy of our manufacturer partners, used with permission. Equipment shown is representative — final specification is made per project.

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