The product range
Every category below scales from a spare-room setup to a commercial floor. What changes is duty rating, footprint and budget: which is exactly what the advice conversation sorts out.
Cardio
- Treadmills: the familiar default. Motor quality and deck cushioning are where cheap ones fail; folding models trade stability for floor space.
- Exercise bikes and spin bikes: quiet, joint-friendly and compact: the best fit for units and shared walls.
- Rowers: the most complete single cardio machine, if the technique gets learned; needs length more than width.
- Ellipticals and steppers: low-impact options where knees or hips rule out running.
Strength
- Barbells, plates and racks: the backbone of any serious strength setup; a rack with safeties is what makes training alone sensible.
- Dumbbells and adjustables: maximum exercise variety per square metre; adjustables save space at the cost of swap time.
- Benches: flat or adjustable, the quiet workhorse under half the exercises you'll do.
- Machines and cable systems: guided movement for confidence, rehab or bodybuilding-style isolation; the mainstay of studio floors.
Functional and recovery
- Kettlebells, bands and functional gear: small-footprint tools that earn their keep in warm-ups, conditioning and mobility work.
- Flooring: rubber tiles protect concrete, joints and eardrums: the upgrade everyone skips and then buys second.
- Recovery equipment: rollers, massage tools and mobility aids that keep training sustainable.
Brands and models change season to season: tell us the goal and the budget and we will match what is currently worth buying, honestly.