Who we outfit
Member count, supervision, floor loading, liability, and available circulation space all change the right equipment plan.
Typically 8 to 20 people on the floor at once. Your budget goes to versatility, not machine count. The most common mistake here is buying a second cardio piece instead of the storage and flooring that make the room usable.
Rig configuration and floor loading drive the budget more than the equipment list does. Ceiling height decides your rig before your budget does.
Lower loads, higher durability requirement, and equipment your insurer and your inspector will both ask about. Table height and clearance matter more than capacity.
Real liability exposure. Equipment selection here is a safety decision as much as a fitness one. Anything with a free-moving weight stack needs a second look.
Used unsupervised at all hours. Durability and low maintenance beat spec sheets. Plan for equipment that can be serviced without shutting the room.
Usually a space with height and floor loading limits nobody checked before the lease was signed. Measure first.
Every one of these has a version that does not work in your specific room. Send us the dimensions and we will tell you which one you are in before you spend anything.