247 Gym Equipment is Australia's home for commercial-grade gym equipment — from all-in-one functional trainers and Smith machines to power racks, Olympic barbells, dumbbells, weight benches, cardio machines and rubber gym flooring. Whether you're building a home gym in Sydney, fitting out a PT studio in Melbourne or equipping a commercial facility in Brisbane, we stock the equipment, carry the inventory and ship Australia-wide from our Sydney warehouse.
Every product in our range is selected for commercial-grade build quality, genuine load ratings and long-term durability. Our Sydney showroom in Milperra has key machines on display so you can inspect the build quality, test the movement and make a confident buying decision before you commit.
Complete Gym & Fitness Equipment List
A complete gym equipment list covers five areas: strength equipment (functional trainers & Smith machines, power racks, benches, barbells and weight plates), cardio equipment (treadmills, bikes and rowers), functional training gear (cable attachments, resistance bands and core trainers), rubber gym flooring, and storage for plates, dumbbells and barbells. 247 Gym Equipment stocks all five categories to commercial-grade specification, suitable for home gyms, PT studios and commercial facilities across Australia.
Choosing the Right Equipment
Functional Trainers & Smith Machines
A functional trainer combines a dual-cable pulley system with a guided Smith machine and power rack in one frame — cable isolation work, guided barbell lifts and free-weight rack training from a single footprint. It's our most popular category for Australian home gyms and PT studios because it replaces several separate machines without the extra floor space.
We stock a full range of all-in-one models, from compact plate-loaded units through to flagship commercial weight-stack machines. The XG75 and XF10 are our most popular home gym machines; the XG90 is the flagship for commercial and high-traffic use; the G9S Pro uses a patented interchangeable pulley ratio; the G6S suits shared home gyms with lifters at different strength levels; and the G5S, G7S and E5 are plate-loaded options at different footprints and price points. (Our previous entry-level plate-loaded model, the G3S, has been superseded by the G5S.)
| Model | Full Name | Loading Type | Cable / Stack Capacity | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XF10 | Selectorised Functional Trainer with Smith Machine | Pin-loaded (selectorised) | Dual 90kg stacks | Home gyms & PT studios wanting fast, plate-free weight changes |
| XG75 | Pin Loaded Functional Trainer with Smith Machine | Pin-loaded | Dual 90kg stacks, 34 cable positions | Serious home gyms and daily commercial use |
| XG90 | Commercial Pin Loaded Functional Trainer with Smith Machine | Pin-loaded, counter-balanced Smith | Dual 90kg stacks, 35 cable positions | Commercial facilities, PT studios & high-traffic daily use |
| G6S | Pin Loaded Functional Smith Machine & Power Rack | Pin-loaded, selectable 1:1 / 2:1 ratio | Dual 60kg stacks (120kg total) | Shared home gyms with mixed strength levels |
| G9S Pro | All-In-One Smith Machine, Power Rack & Functional Trainer | Pin-loaded, patented interchangeable 2:1 / 1:1 pulley ratio | Dual 90kg stacks (180kg total) | Buyers wanting one machine that adjusts ratio for isolation and heavy compound lifts |
| G5S | Plate Loaded Functional Trainer with Smith Machine | Plate-loaded | Max cable load 252kg (both sides) | Home & garage gyms wanting cable, Smith and rack training with no fixed stack cap |
| G7S | Commercial Functional Trainer with Smith Machine (Plate Loaded) | Plate-loaded | Max cable load 252kg (both sides), 363kg combined rated capacity | Home gyms, PT studios & commercial floors wanting three stations in one plate-loaded frame |
| E5 | Plate Loaded Multi-Function Smith Machine (11-in-1) | Plate-loaded | Uses Olympic plates throughout | Home gyms & PT studios wanting Smith, rack, cable, leg press and landmine training in one frame |
The XG75 is also available as a build-your-own power rack — start with the standalone rack and add the Smith machine and functional trainer modules in stages as your training needs grow. Call 1300 247 888 for details.
Power Racks & Squat Racks
A power rack is the foundation of most strength training setups — a fixed cage with adjustable J-hooks and safety spotter arms for squats, bench press and overhead pressing without a spotter. If your training is centred on free-barbell compound lifts rather than cable work, a dedicated rack paired with a barbell and plates is usually the more cost-effective starting point compared to an all-in-one functional trainer.
Weight Benches
An adjustable FID (flat/incline/decline) bench unlocks a much wider exercise range on any rack, Smith machine or functional trainer — bench press, incline press, seated cable work and dumbbell training all rely on a stable, adjustable bench. It's one of the first accessories most customers add to a new power rack or functional trainer setup.
Barbells & Weight Plates
Olympic barbells and weight plates are the core of any free-weight training setup, used for squats, deadlifts, presses and rows on a power rack, Smith machine or functional trainer. We stock standard Olympic bars alongside specialty bars, and Olympic bumper and cast iron plates with a 50mm centre hole that fits all standard equipment.
Dumbbells & Kettlebells
Dumbbells and kettlebells cover unilateral strength work, accessory lifting and functional conditioning that a rack or cable machine can't replicate. Commercial rubber hex dumbbells and cast iron kettlebells are built to withstand daily drops in PT studios as well as home gym use.
Cardio Equipment
Cardio machines round out a complete gym — treadmills, exercise bikes and rowers for endurance work, warm-ups and conditioning days alongside your strength training. These pair naturally with a functional trainer or power rack setup for a genuinely complete home or commercial gym.
Functional Training & Accessories
Resistance bands, ab wheels and core trainers add variety for conditioning, rehabilitation and sport-specific work. These are commonly used alongside a functional trainer's cable system or as standalone accessory training in a home gym.
Gym Flooring
Rubber gym flooring protects your slab, absorbs impact and reduces noise transfer — essential under any power rack, functional trainer or free-weight zone, and particularly important for upstairs, apartment or strata gyms. We stock rubber gym mats and EPDM coloured tiles, with professional installation available in Sydney Metro.
Gym Storage & Racks
Dumbbell racks, barbell holders and plate trees keep a busy gym floor organised and safe — particularly important in PT studios and commercial facilities where multiple users are training at once. Good storage also protects your flooring and equipment from unnecessary wear.
Equipment for Every Training Environment
🏠 Home Customers
- Garage gyms
- Spare-room and apartment gyms
- Home strength training setups
A compact all-in-one functional trainer such as the XF10 or G5S, paired with a bench and rubber flooring, is a practical starting point for most home gyms. See our Home Gym Equipment page for a more detailed home-focused breakdown.
🏢 Commercial Customers
- Commercial gyms & PT studios
- Allied health & rehabilitation facilities
- Apartment building & corporate gyms
For daily multi-user environments, our commercial-grade machines such as the XG90 and XG75 are built with heavier steel specifications and longer frame warranties. Call 1300 247 888 for a commercial fit-out consultation.
Commercial Quality. Australian Prices.
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