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What should multifamily properties consider before buying equipment?
Choose equipment residents can use on their own, that fits the amenity room, and with a nearby authorized dealer for support.
- Unattended use and simple, guided controls
- Compact footprints for amenity rooms
- Weight limits and user safety features to review with the manufacturer
- Noise and vibration for units nearby
- Dealer response times for resident-facing equipment
Which equipment should multifamily properties start with?
Start with treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, then add the categories below as space allows. Each link opens that category in the buyer's guide.
Which products should I start with?
These featured products have published manufacturer specs. Any product in this shopping section can be compared, up to three at a time, with — for missing values. Photos are the manufacturer's own.
Instinct® Olympic Incline Bench
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Club Series+ Elliptical Cross-Trainer
View specs for Club Series+ Elliptical Cross-Trainer →Request a quote for Club Series+ Elliptical Cross-Trainer →How do I get a price?
Prices are not listed online. Free quotes: request one, or enter your ZIP code to see the closest authorized dealers for these brands.
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What equipment works well in an apartment fitness center?
Multifamily fitness rooms often include cardio, a functional trainer or cable machine, selectorized strength and dumbbells. Choose equipment residents can use without staff help, and check footprints against the room size. Compare products in the buyer's guide, then request a quote for the space.
What should I consider for a 24-hour unattended fitness room?
Consider simple controls, clear instructions on the equipment, weight limits, and safety features published by the manufacturer. Review each brand's guidance for unsupervised settings and your property's insurance requirements. An authorized dealer can help you review options when you request a quote.
How do I reduce noise for nearby units?
Location matters most: ground-floor rooms and rooms away from units help. Flooring, equipment choice and placement also play a part. Ask the manufacturer or dealer about flooring and isolation options for the products you choose, since needs vary by building construction.
How do I plan equipment for a small amenity room?
Measure the room and compare the published footprint of each product, then add the manufacturer's recommended clearance. Multi-function equipment such as functional trainers can cover several exercises in one footprint. Request a quote if you would like help with a layout.
How is equipment for multifamily properties priced?
Prices are not shown online. Request a quote with the room size, the products you are considering and your ZIP code. Free quotes can reflect quantities and delivery needs, and you can also contact the closest authorized dealer for each brand.
Written and reviewed by Tim Sebold, Founder & CEO, Fitness Buyer's Guide. · Last updated . No prices are shown online; see our quote policy.