Demand for outdoor sports facilities keeps growing, and with it the number of councils, developers, campsites, hotels and clubs that have to specify equipment they have never bought before. Light In Fitness is a professional fitness equipment supplier based in Tours, France, working with organisations across Europe since 2013. This page sets out what we supply, how we work on a project and what to check before you commit to any supplier.
The outdoor equipment range
Equipment for every level of user
Our range covers the formats that make up a working outdoor sports area: outdoor fitness trails for general conditioning, street workout rigs for calisthenics and bodyweight training, obstacle and agility modules, and outdoor strength stations. Pull-up bars, gymnastic rings, agility courses and loaded structures are each available in several configurations, so the same family of equipment can be fitted to a narrow verge or to a full sports park.
Material choice is what decides how the installation looks in ten years. Stainless steel and treated timber are specified for their weather resistance and their service life in permanent unsupervised installation, which is the condition every outdoor product has to survive.
Standards and conformity
Standards are specific to the equipment family and must not be generalised across a whole catalogue. Permanent outdoor fitness equipment for adults is designed and installed to EN 16630. Children’s play equipment falls under EN 1176-1 and its impact-absorbing surfacing under EN 1177 – separate standards that are not interchangeable with EN 16630 and never apply to the same structure. Indoor equipment for a supervised commercial facility is designed and tested to EN ISO 20957-1 class S.
For a public authority, this distinction is not academic. It determines what the inspection body will look for, and it is the first thing to write into a tender. Ask any supplier which standard each individual reference is certified to, and treat a single blanket claim covering an entire range as a reason to ask again.
How we work on a project
Design and custom configuration
Most outdoor projects are shaped by the plot rather than by the catalogue. We design the area around the space you actually have, the users you are equipping for and the budget you are working to, whether that is a public park, a sports complex, a residential scheme or a holiday site. Custom configuration is the normal case, not an option: the standard modules are combined to fit the ground.
Environmental approach
Material sourcing and manufacturing practice are part of the specification for a growing number of clients, particularly in public procurement where environmental criteria carry weight in the award. We work with responsibly sourced materials and can supply the documentation your tender file requires.
Installation and maintenance
Beyond supply, we handle installation and the maintenance of the installed equipment. On an unsupervised public site, maintenance is not an afterthought: it is what keeps the area open and the operator covered. Agree the inspection regime and the spare parts availability at the order stage rather than after the first incident.
Frequently asked questions
What types of equipment are available?
Pull-up bars, gymnastic rings, agility and obstacle courses, outdoor strength stations, fitness trail equipment and playground equipment. Each is available in several configurations to suit different spaces and user profiles.
How is user safety ensured?
Through three things: equipment certified to the standard that applies to its own family, correct spacing and safety zones on the layout, and appropriate surfacing under the equipment where fall height requires it. Surfacing requirements differ between adult fitness equipment and children’s play equipment, so they are specified separately.
What does the ordering process look like?
An initial consultation to establish the requirement, then a detailed proposal covering costs, an installation schedule and the technical specification of each item. Nothing is committed until the specification is agreed.
Do you work outside France?
Yes. We are based in Tours, France, and supply professional fitness and outdoor sports equipment to clients in other European markets. Delivery terms, lead times and installation arrangements are confirmed per project and per destination, since they depend on the site and the country.
An investment in community health
Installing an outdoor sports area is more than a landscaping project: it is a long-life public asset that will be judged on whether people actually use it. The decisions that determine that are the equipment mix, the standard it is certified to and the way it is laid out on the ground. Send us your site plan and the profile of the users you are equipping for, and we will come back with a proposal. Request a quote to start.
Réalisations documentées
- Cage street workout ultime, Carcassonne – armee francaise
- Cage street workout ultime, Tahiti – armee francaise, Polynesie
- Cage SP Max, centre EPIDE de Combree – etablissement public d insertion
- Cage SP Max, lycee Saint-Benigne de Dijon – etablissement scolaire
Sources et références
- NF EN 16630 – modules fixes d’entraînement physique de plein air : exigences de sécurité et méthodes d’essai (AFNOR)
- Code du sport, article L322-2 – garanties d’hygiène et de sécurité des établissements d’activités physiques et sportives (Légifrance)


