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  • Body Solid E400 Elliptical Trainer Endurance AS, RecovAthleteBody Solid E400 Elliptical Trainer Endurance AS
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      Body Solid E400 Elliptical Trainer Endurance AS
      The Body-Solid E400 Elliptical Trainer by Endurance boasts a patented center drive design and low center of gravity, ensuring a smooth and quiet cardio workout. With an adjustable 17"-21" stride, this elliptical offers a perfect fit for all users. It provides a complete, full-body...
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    • Body Solid T25 Folding Treadmill, RecovAthleteBody Solid T25 Folding Treadmill
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        Body Solid T25 Folding Treadmill
        Experience the ultimate workout convenience and efficiency with the Body-Solid T25 Folding Treadmill. Designed to seamlessly integrate into your home, garage, or basement gym, this treadmill combines power, versatility, and space-saving design to help you achieve your fitness goals. Features: Powerful Performance: Equipped with...
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      Cardio equipment built for a floor, not a spare bedroom

      Most cardio you find online is built to a home price point and rated for a few hours a week. The machines here are the ones studios, clinics, and serious home users actually keep. Body-Solid Endurance for commercial treadmills and ellipticals, Cascade for curved treadmills and air bikes, Ropeflex for rope pulling and climbing, Total Gym for low-impact rowing, Motive for ski trainers, and Vacuactivus for vacuum and infrared cardio.

      If you are equipping a room rather than a corner, price the whole floor at once. It quotes better, ships better, and finances better than buying one machine at a time.

      Authorized dealer Commercial-rated lines Freight and install support Business financing available

      Financing. Affirm at checkout for home buyers, rates from 0% to 36% APR based on credit. Gyms, studios, and clinics finance a full floor on one application through four business lenders. See gym equipment financing for payment examples, or treadmill financing if that is the machine you are after. Call 866-861-6317 for a floor quote.

      Which type of cardio machine do you need?

      Type Price range Footprint Choose this if...
      Treadmills $1,385 to $6,095 Large You want the one machine most members look for first. Walking pads for offices and clinics, commercial belts for a real floor, curved self-powered decks for sprint work.
      Exercise bikes $1,155 to $2,575 Small You need the most sessions per square foot. Upright and recumbent for rehab and general use, air bikes for interval and conditioning classes.
      Rowing machines $925 to $5,795 Medium, storable You want full-body, low-impact work that suits nearly every member. The cheapest way to add real cardio to a small floor.
      Ellipticals $2,125 to $2,860 Large Your members need zero-impact cardio. The default for older demographics, rehab, and anyone protecting knees.
      Climbers $3,045 to $7,495 Tall, needs ceiling You want a high-output machine that turns heads. Check your ceiling height before you order.
      Rope pulling machines $595 to $10,995 Wall or rack mount to full station You run group or functional training. Mountable units cost less than a treadmill and take almost no floor space.
      Ski trainers $1,295 Wall mount or free standing You want upper-body cardio that most floors do not have. Wall mounted takes no floor space at all.
      Jump ropes $80 to $139 None You are adding conditioning to a class format or filling a retail shelf. The cheapest cardio on this page.
      Vacuum and infrared cardio $16,900 to $17,900 Large, needs a dedicated room You are a studio or clinic selling cardio as a paid treatment, not as gym access. Vacuactivus treadmills and bikes are a service you charge for, not equipment members use for free.

      How to choose cardio for a commercial floor

      Start with sessions per square foot, not with the machine

      A treadmill is the machine members ask for and the one that eats the most space. Bikes and rowers deliver far more sessions per square foot. On a small floor, a bike and rower bank next to one or two treadmills beats a row of treadmills that sit idle at off-peak hours.

      Match the rating to the hours

      Home-rated cardio in a commercial room fails early, and the warranty usually will not cover it. Body-Solid's Endurance line and Cascade's commercial machines are built for the duty cycle a paying floor puts on them. If the room is open to members, buy the commercial rating.

      Check ceiling height and floor loading before you order

      Climbers and rope machines need real vertical clearance. Treadmills concentrate weight and vibration. On a suspended floor or an upper level, confirm the structure takes it. Freight will not fix a room that is too short.

      Self-powered machines need no outlet

      Curved treadmills, air bikes, and rope trainers run on user power. That removes an electrical run from the fit-out budget and lets you place them anywhere on the floor. On a build-out with limited circuits, this changes the layout math.

      Cardio equipment questions

      What is the difference between home and commercial cardio equipment?

      Duty cycle and warranty. Home machines are rated for a few hours of use per week. Commercial machines are built for continuous use, with heavier frames, better bearings, and stronger motors where a motor exists. Putting a home-rated machine on a paying floor usually voids the warranty and shortens the life of the machine considerably.

      How much cardio equipment does a gym floor need?

      It depends on your peak-hour headcount, not your total membership. A common starting point for a boutique floor is two to three treadmills, two bikes, and two rowers, then adding based on what actually queues. Call 866-861-6317 and we will size it against your room and your class schedule rather than a generic ratio.

      Can I finance cardio equipment?

      Yes. Home buyers use Affirm at checkout, with rates from 0% to 36% APR based on credit. Gyms, studios, and clinics finance the whole floor on one application through Brickhouse Capital, Reliant Capital, Acorn Finance, or KWIPPED. Financing the floor as one purchase beats financing machine by machine, because you get a better rate on a bigger number and only one hard inquiry. Financed equipment may also qualify for a Section 179 deduction. Confirm with your accountant.

      Do you deliver and install?

      We handle freight nationwide and support installation on commercial orders. Cardio equipment ships by freight, not parcel, and most machines need liftgate or dock delivery. Tell us the site conditions before the order goes in so the delivery method is right the first time.

      Which cardio machines need no power outlet?

      Curved treadmills, air bikes, and rope pulling machines are self-powered. They run on user effort alone. That means no electrical run and no restriction on where they sit on the floor, which matters on a build-out with limited circuits.

      What is the smallest space I can put cardio in?

      Wall and rack mounted rope pulling machines take almost no floor space and start well below the cost of a treadmill. After that, upright bikes and rowers are the most space-efficient. Rowers can be stood on end for storage. Treadmills, ellipticals, and climbers all need real footprint and, for climbers, real ceiling height.

      Equipping a room? Get one quote instead of six.

      Tell us the room, the hours, and who uses it. We will size the floor, check ceiling height and power, and quote freight and install as one number, which is also the number that goes on a single financing application.

      Call 866-861-6317 Book a 30 minute call