Professional Gym Equipment: Strength, Cardio and Sports Flooring from Light In Fitness

Light In Fitness supplies professional strength, cardio and sports flooring equipment to facilities that open their doors to users every day: fitness clubs and cross-training boxes, hotels and campsites, municipal sports centres, schools and universities, clubs, rehabilitation centres, armed forces and property developers. This page is an overview of what we carry and of the questions worth asking before you commit a budget.

Professional strength machines: build and durability

Our strength range is specified for continuous commercial use rather than occasional use, which changes almost every component decision: frame section, weld quality, bearing and cable specification, upholstery that can be replaced individually, and spare-part availability years after installation. Three formats cover most requirements.

• Multi-station gyms, where floor area is limited and one frame has to serve several exercises.
• Selectorised machines, for supervised and unsupervised floors where load changes have to be immediate and safe.
• Plate-loaded machines with Olympic sleeves, for heavy loading and a free-weight feel in strength-focused rooms.

Indoor professional strength equipment is built to EN ISO 20957-1 class S, the professional class, and the declaration is available on request for the models you shortlist. Browse the full strength training machines catalogue to see how the ranges are organised.

Cardio equipment for continuous use

Cardio is where a commercial specification is tested hardest, because the machines run for most of the opening day. The range covers professional treadmills with quiet, durable motor assemblies, cross trainers and indoor cycling bikes selected for smooth movement and user comfort, and rowing machines for full-body work in a small footprint. The selection criteria that matter are duty rating, service access, console durability and the cost of the wear parts you will actually replace: belts, decks, pedals and consoles. Our cardio equipment range is grouped by machine type so you can compare within a category rather than across brands.

Cross-training and street workout structures

For functional training areas and outdoor installations we supply modular cages and rigs that are configured to your space rather than sold as a fixed kit, outdoor street workout structures for parks, fitness trails and public installations, and the accessories that go with them: plates, dumbbells, ropes and kettlebells. Structures intended for permanent outdoor installation for adults are specified to EN 16630, which sets requirements for the equipment and for the area around it. Materials for outdoor use are selected for weather resistance and corrosion protection.

Shock-absorbing sports flooring

Flooring protects both the equipment and the user, and it is the item most often under-specified in a fit-out.

• Rubber tiles with an EPDM surface, slip-resistant, for free-weight and machine areas.
• Rolled flooring, quick to install, with consistent shock absorption across a large area.
• Interlocking puzzle mats for children’s areas and nurseries.

Where a reaction-to-fire performance is required by the building, our fire-rated rubber tiles carry a Bfl-s1 classification. Ask us for the classification report for the specific reference and thickness you are specifying, since the performance is tied to the product and its installation, not to the range as a whole.

Why facilities work with us

Equipment that is specified correctly is cheaper over ten years than equipment bought on headline price. We work on that basis: a documented specification for each machine, custom configurations where a standard product does not fit the room, and a team that stays involved from the drawing through installation to servicing. Warranty terms differ by product family and are stated per reference in the quotation rather than as a single blanket figure.

Frequently asked questions

Can machines be customised?

Yes. Frame colours, upholstery and, on several ranges, configuration of a rig or cage to your floor plan. Custom work is quoted with the rest of the project.

Do you support installation and servicing?

Installation, commissioning and servicing are quoted alongside the equipment so that the budget reflects the real cost of getting a floor open.

Which standard applies to my project?

EN ISO 20957-1 class S for indoor professional equipment, EN 16630 for permanently installed outdoor adult fitness equipment. Children’s play equipment falls under EN 1176-1, with impact-attenuating surfacing under EN 1177.

What about lead times and delivery?

Lead times depend on the range and the destination country and are confirmed in writing on the quotation for your project.

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