Lexco professional cardio machines

The Lexco cardio range is read from its model prefixes, which makes specifying a cardio area straightforward. LT designates treadmills, LU upright bikes, LR recumbent bikes and LE cross trainers. Eight references are listed, aimed at gyms, hotels and fitness areas that want reliable, well finished equipment.

Building a balanced cardio area

The common mistake is buying by unit price rather than by usage pattern. Treadmills take the heaviest wear and the largest footprint, and they are the machines members queue for; bikes take the least maintenance and suit longer sessions; cross trainers absorb the users who cannot run. A hotel gym with limited space is usually better served by one treadmill, one cross trainer and one bike than by three treadmills, because the mix matches what guests actually ask for.

Siting and support

Check the power supply and socket positions for treadmills before installation, allow the clearance behind each machine specified by the manufacturer, and plan flooring that absorbs vibration. Stationary training equipment for gym use falls under EN 957. Light In Fitness advises on layout, use and the B2B quotation, issued within 24 working hours.

Frequently asked questions

How many cardio machines does a hotel gym need?

It follows the number of rooms and observed use. We size the mix at quotation stage rather than applying a fixed ratio.

What clearance is needed behind a treadmill?

The figure is given by the model specification and appears with the quotation; it must be respected for safe use.

Is servicing available?

Yes, with spare parts support and warranty from 2 to 5 years depending on the range.

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