Buyer solution
Studio equipment that supports the experience you sell
Boutique studios compete on the experience: the class format, the feel of the equipment, the room and the brand. Equipment should reinforce that experience rather than make the studio look like a smaller version of a general gym.
Start with the operating problem
What the equipment has to solve
The equipment is part of the class
Carriage feel, spring response, setup and reset time affect how the studio operates.
The room has to photograph well
Wood, aluminium, upholstery and flooring choices contribute to the visual identity members see every week.
Small teams need simple service
Equipment should be easy to inspect and maintain without a large engineering team.
Indicative layout
How the room can be divided
Use the zoning logic to brief the room, then confirm dimensions, circulation and services with a survey.
Equipment recommendations
What to shortlist for this buyer type
Match reformer count, spacing and spring feel to the class format.
Add a focused dumbbell and kettlebell range where the programme needs it.
Use the surface to support the studio identity and the class movement pattern.
Plan props, cleaning, spare springs and access around the class schedule.
A useful starting mix
Reference equipment for this buyer type
Use these products as a discussion starter. The final mix should follow the room, user profile and budget.
XYA1100 · Commercial Reformer Machines
Oak Core Training Pilates Reformer XYA1100
Oak Core Training Pilates Reformer XYA1100 — Oak frame. Review model-specific specifications and RFQ checks.
Production base: Dezhou
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Rubber Hex Dumbbells · Commercial Dumbbells
Rubber Hex Dumbbells Set (1–70 kg / 3–120 lb)
Rubber Hex Dumbbells Set (1–70 kg / 3–120 lb) — Coating: Rubber. Review model-specific specifications and RFQ checks.
Production base: Liaocheng
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Commercial Kettlebells
Steel Competition Kettlebells
Steel Competition Kettlebells — Competition-oriented format. Review model-specific specifications and RFQ checks.
Production base: Liaocheng
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Specialty Gym Flooring
Wood Grain Commercial Gym Flooring
Wood Grain Commercial Gym Flooring — Finish direction: wood-grain visual range. Review model-specific specifications and RFQ checks.
View specificationsPlanning inputs
What we need to make the recommendation useful
| Class format | Reformer, strength, HIIT, yoga or hybrid |
|---|---|
| Number of clients | Equipment count, changeover and storage |
| Visual direction | Materials, colour and brand |
| Opening date | Sample approval, production and delivery |
Before you ask for a price
Send the brief as it is
You do not need a perfect specification to start. Dimensions, photos, user count, target date and any known constraints are enough for a first review.
- Buyer type and destination
- Room dimensions or floor plan
- Target user profile and capacity
- Equipment categories you already know
- Branding, documents and opening date
- A model shortlist matched to the brief
- The reference specification and available customization
- Packing, loading and document requirements
- Clear points that still need approval before production
Buyer FAQ
Questions buyers usually ask
Can a small studio order mixed equipment?
Yes. A studio can combine selected reformers, free weights, flooring and storage in one project brief, subject to model minimums and packing.
Do you supply commercial flooring for studios?
Rubber tiles, rolls and wood-grain flooring options can be reviewed. Confirm thickness, subfloor and installation method for the studio.
Can the upholstery and frame match our brand?
Selected colour and finish options can be reviewed. Share your brand references and target quantity so the available choices can be confirmed.
Next step
Get a practical next step for your project
Send the room, the users and the constraints. We will help identify the equipment mix, specification gaps and quotation inputs.
Whole-gym planning
Need the full facility package?
Planning a boutique studio? Review the complete package route for apparatus, flooring and a repeatable studio fit-out.