GYM SOLUTIONS
One equipment list.
Your kind of venue.
A package should follow the people who use it. These starting points help shape a brief—not a fixed machine count or a promise that everything fits a given floor area.
COMMERCIAL CLUBS
A floor that works through the busy hours.
Plan a balanced strength range, a practical cardio mix and a dedicated lifting area. Duplicate high-demand stations only after reviewing the intended programme and likely peak use.
- Guided strength and cable stations
- Cardio mix matched to your users
- Free weights, benches and storage
PT & BOUTIQUE STUDIOS
Flexible by design.
Start with the sessions you coach. Prioritise adaptable equipment, fast transitions and enough open area for instruction. A compact footprint does not remove the need for safe operating clearances.
- Cable station or rack-based training
- Benches, free weights and portable accessories
- Open movement space and accessible storage
HOTELS & RESIDENCES
A well-considered guest amenity.
Choose approachable equipment, straightforward controls and a manageable care plan. Consider operating hours, supervision, noise transfer and the mix of guests or residents.
- A selective cardio offering
- Versatile strength and free weights
- Stretching space and organised accessories
WORKPLACES & CAMPUSES
Shared spaces. Clear priorities.
Build around the venue’s recreation programme and user policies. Review induction, supervision, accessibility and equipment suitability with the responsible local team.
- Balanced training options
- Clear circulation and staff sightlines
- Durable storage and care information
SPORTS & PERFORMANCE SPACES
Let the programme lead.
Work from the coach’s exercise and station plan. Coordinate racks, free weights, conditioning equipment and movement lanes with the supporting floor and building structure.
- Racks, benches and compatible lifting equipment
- Conditioning and movement stations
- Flooring, storage and installation requirements
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