Strength Equipment

Q: Where should I start if I'm building a home gym from scratch?

Most home setups start with three anchors: a power rack or squat stand, an adjustable bench, and a barbell with bumper or Olympic plates. From there, dumbbells and a cable or functional trainer round out pressing, pulling, and accessory work. If space is tight, a folding rack (like the PRx wall-mount options) or a multi-station gym consolidates several stations into one footprint. Not sure what fits your space or goals? Call us at (855) 512-6670 and we'll put together a build list.

Q: What's the difference between plate-loaded, selectorized, and free-weight equipment?

Plate-loaded machines (and barbells) use Olympic weight plates you load manually — lower up-front cost, scales as you buy more plates, and you feel more of the movement. Selectorized machines have a built-in weight stack with a pin selector — faster to change loads, safer for solo training, and ideal for circuit-style workouts or shared facilities. Free weights (dumbbells, kettlebells, barbells) allow the widest range of movements and build stabilizer strength but require more technique. Most well-rounded gyms mix all three.

Everything that makes you stronger, in one collection. The complete strength catalog — 900+ products spanning commercial weight machines (leg, glute, chest, shoulder, back, arm stations), power racks and cages, Olympic barbells and plate sets, dumbbells and kettlebells, adjustable and Olympic benches, functional trainers, Smith machines, cable machines, multi-station gyms, storage and organization, plus the attachments and accessories that go with them. Brands include Muscle D Fitness, Body-Solid Pro ClubLine, PRx Performance, XMARK, TRX, and Synergee.

Specs	Muscle D Fitness Muscle D Fitness 5-Stack Megatron Standard Jungle Gym $9,995.00 View product →	Muscle D Fitness Muscle D Fitness Dual Adjustable Functional Trainer $4,329.00 View product →	XMARK XMARK Viper Power Rack $1,529.00 View product →	XMARK XMARK Commercial Smith Machine $2,399.00 View product →	Body-Solid Body-Solid GLPH1100B Leg Press/Hack Squat Machine $1,735.00 ~~$2,820.30~~ View product →	Pro ClubLine Body-Solid Pro Clubline Flat/Incline Bench SFI20 $550.00 ~~$795.00~~ View product →	Muscle D Fitness Muscle D Fitness Pro Urethane Dumbbells $2,639.00 ~~$3,199.99~~ View product →	Pro ClubLine Body-Solid Pro Clubline Series 2 Cable Crossover S2CCO $5,595.00 ~~$6,995.00~~ View product →
Category	Multi-Station Gym	Functional Trainer	Power Rack	Smith Machine	Leg Press / Hack Squat	Adjustable Bench	Dumbbell Set	Cable Crossover
Best For	Commercial 5-station training	All-in-one cable training	Barbell strength work	Solo heavy lifting	Lower-body power builder	Commercial flat / incline	Grab-and-go strength	Cable isolation & flyes
Resistance Type	Selectorized	Selectorized	Plate loaded	Plate loaded	Plate loaded	Bench + free weights	Fixed free weight	Selectorized
Weight / Capacity stack or max load	Multiple 260 / 190 lb stacks	200 lb stack	1,000 lb per J-cup	1,000 lb capacity	1,000 lb capacity	1,000 lb capacity	55–210 lb options	160 / 210 / 310 lb options
Footprint L × W	176 × 134 in	50.5 × 44 in	90 × 48 in	64.5 × 40.5 in	96 × 34 in	53 × 23 in	Varies	~120 × 53 in
Ceiling Height minimum	94 in	82.5 in	90 in	88.5 in	56 in	18 in	No req.	99 in
Assembled Weight	2,090 lb	411 lb	Varies	415 lb	340 lb	83 lb	Varies by set	Varies by stack
Frame Construction	2.5×4.5, 11-ga steel	Commercial heavy-gauge steel	3×3, 11-ga steel	11-ga heavy-duty steel	2×4, 11-ga steel	2×3, 11-ga steel	Cast iron + urethane	2×3, 11-ga steel
Pull-Up Bar	✓	—	✓	—	—	—	—	✓
Expandable / Attachments	3 pulley stations	Handles, ropes, bars	Landmine, dip, t-row, more	Barbell + plates only	Hack squat mode	Works with racks & machines	Add handles & racks	Ankle strap, straight bar
Commercial Rated	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Assembly Required	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	—	✓
Warranty — Home Use	Manufacturer	10 yr structural	Manufacturer	Manufacturer	Lifetime	Lifetime	Manufacturer	Lifetime

Frequently asked questions

Where should I start if I'm building a home gym from scratch?

Most home setups start with three anchors: a power rack or squat stand, an adjustable bench, and a barbell with bumper or Olympic plates. From there, dumbbells and a cable or functional trainer round out pressing, pulling, and accessory work. If space is tight, a folding rack (like the PRx wall-mount options) or a multi-station gym consolidates several stations into one footprint. Not sure what fits your space or goals? Call us at (855) 512-6670 and we'll put together a build list.

What's the difference between plate-loaded, selectorized, and free-weight equipment?

Plate-loaded machines (and barbells) use Olympic weight plates you load manually — lower up-front cost, scales as you buy more plates, and you feel more of the movement. Selectorized machines have a built-in weight stack with a pin selector — faster to change loads, safer for solo training, and ideal for circuit-style workouts or shared facilities. Free weights (dumbbells, kettlebells, barbells) allow the widest range of movements and build stabilizer strength but require more technique. Most well-rounded gyms mix all three.

Is this equipment rated for commercial use?

Many of our brands are — Muscle D Fitness, Body-Solid Pro ClubLine, XMARK Commercial, and TRX are all engineered for hotels, apartment gyms, studios, and full-service facilities. Other lines like Powerline and Body-Solid Tools are built for home and light-commercial use. Each product page lists its warranty and intended use. If you're outfitting a facility, check out our Commercial page for bulk pricing, facility design help, and purchase orders.

Do you offer free shipping on strength equipment?

Most strength equipment ships free within the continental US, and you'll see the free-shipping badge directly on the product page when it applies. Large freight items (power racks, multi-station gyms, commercial machines) ship via LTL freight to your curb — lift-gate and inside-delivery upgrades are available at checkout. Full details are on our Shipping Policy page.

How much space do I need for a rack, bench, or machine?

Every product page lists the assembled footprint (length × width) and minimum ceiling height. As a rough rule of thumb: a full power rack needs at least an 8 ft ceiling and a 7×7 ft pad, a squat stand or folding rack works in tighter spaces, and selectorized machines typically need 3–4 feet of clearance around them for full range of motion. If you want help laying out a room, send us dimensions and we'll sketch a layout.

Do you price match, and is financing available?

Yes to both. We honor our Competitive Price Guarantee on advertised prices from authorized dealers, and we offer financing options through Shop Pay and Affirm at checkout — useful for larger multi-machine orders. Commercial buyers can also open a purchase order or request a custom quote.

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