Buying guides
How to choose commercial gym equipment
Match equipment to space and members: racks and free weights for peak throughput, selectorized or plate-loaded machines for guided work, cardio in its own zone. Fitland Baltic lists 200+ commercial machines; prices and tech sheets come with a quote.
In what order should you choose equipment?
Set zones before models: free weights, guided machines, cardio and flooring. That avoids double buying and peak-hour bottlenecks.
Free-weight capacity is limited by how many racks you install.
Guided machines cover isolation and beginner-safe paths without a coach on every station.
Keep cardio and functional training separate from the heavy strength floor.
What should you check before buying?
Commercial use means dozens of cycles per day. Ask about frame and coating class, cable/bearing service, warranty and whether the unit is built for clubs — not home use.
Check plate sleeve diameter (Ø50 mm is common in this catalogue) for compatibility.
Leave movement and walkway space around every machine, not only the footprint.
Trial equipment in the Pärnu showroom when you can — real load beats a photo.
How do you start with Fitland Baltic?
Send floor area, audience and budget range — we reply with a package, Seville shipping and install/service terms. The catalogue is available in four languages.
Browse selectorized, plate-loaded, racks, free weights and cardio.
Add machines to the on-site quote list and send several models in one email.