Strength Machines (463)
New and remanufactured strength equipment. Use Condition to narrow the mix.
BUILT Strength ‘OG’ Series 35 Degree Linear Leg Press
BUILT Strength ‘OG’ Series Glute Bridge
BUILT Strength ‘OG’ Series Bilateral Bent Row
BUILT Strength Foundation Series Roman Chair Hyperextension
BUILT Strength ‘OG’ Series Chest Supported T-Bar Row
BUILT Strength ‘OG’ Series Belt Squat
BUILT Strength Infinite Series Iso-Lateral Kneeling Leg Curl
BUILT Strength Foundation Series Half Rack & Deadlift Platform
Quick answer: Strength machines are guided-path stations (plate-loaded, selectorized, smith, and multi-station) that let you train hard without a spotter. Shop new BUILT Strength series machines with lifetime frame coverage or remanufactured Life Fitness, Hammer Strength, Precor, Cybex, and Hoist with 1-year parts and labor, shipped anywhere in the lower 48.
Shopping commercial strength machines? This hub links plate-loaded, selectorized, smith, rack, and brand collections so you can build a room without guessing categories. Mix new BUILT Strength with remanufactured Life Fitness, Hammer Strength, Precor, and more.
Popular starting points: smith machines, power racks, hack squat, pendulum squat, and plate-loaded machines.
How do you choose strength machines for a home or commercial gym?
Map movements first (squat, hinge, press, pull, arms), then pick plate-loaded vs selectorized vs free-weight racks. Facilities often prioritize simultaneous-use stations; home gyms often prioritize footprint and all-in-one units.
Plate loaded or selectorized strength machines?
Selectorized machines change weight with a pin, which is faster on shared floors. Plate-loaded machines use Olympic plates for small jumps and no stack ceiling. Compare selectorized and plate-loaded.
New or remanufactured strength machines?
New BUILT Strength gives matching series and lifetime frame coverage. Remanufactured strength costs less and covers brand-name platforms. Many rooms mix both.
Which strength machines cover a full-body circuit?
A basic circuit covers a press (chest or shoulder press), a pull (row or lat pulldown), a leg station (leg press or hack squat), and a hinge or glute station. Selectorized circuits are faster for mixed-ability members, while plate-loaded lines suit heavier lifters. Browse machine circuits and packages, selectorized machines, or the multi-station gym buyer guide if floor space is tight.
Frequently asked questions
What strength machines should a home gym buy first?
Start with one versatile piece, such as a smith machine, power rack, or an all-in-one unit, then add a leg machine and a cable station.
What warranty comes with strength machines?
New equipment is covered by 1-year parts and labor plus lifetime frame coverage, and remanufactured equipment by 1-year parts and labor, starting on the delivery date. Each product page lists its exact warranty; see our product guarantees.
How are strength machines delivered?
Choose Driveway Delivery (liftgate to your curb or driveway anywhere in the lower 48), Inside Delivery and Assembly (brought into a first-floor room, assembled, tested, and packaging hauled away), or Full Truckload for big orders. The shipping calculator on each product page shows your price. See delivery options.
Can you help me plan which strength machines fit my room?
Yes. Send your room dimensions and goals and our team will build a free 3D layout with machine placement and clearances before you order. See free 3D design.