4 Results: commercial gym equipment in Tasmania

Selling commercial gym equipment, sorry for the photo quality I can take some more if you are interested in any of it. The things I have left are: A cable machine $3200 brand new, selling for $2300. TV bought for $380 selling for $200. Wall mounted rack bought for $1500 selling for $900. First Aid kit bought for $200 selling for $100. Water cooler can’t remember purchase price, but bought it from office works. Selling $100. Gym Tiles (thick) bought for $50 per square meter, selling for $

Commercial grade equipment in like new condition. Hardly used. Purchase price was $699 plus freight. Please call if interested, as I'm receiving too many spam messages! Description: Thick, double-stitched DuraFirm pads and oversize 8" foam rollers provide comfort and support. Commercial 50mm x 75mm heavy-gauge steel construction. Extra-wide base eliminates rocking. Extra-thick 9cm DuraFirm™ support pads. Rollers are pop-pin adjustable both vertically and horizontally to fit all size users. No

The New PROFLEX® SPN750 II Spin Bike is the perfect way to get commercial grade fitness equipment into your home. This state-of-the-art unit has been designed to include the best quality features for spin cycling. While other spin cycles used in home gyms typically feature a low-grade flywheel, PROFLEX have incorporated a heavy stainless steel commercial flywheel. This is beneficial because it creates a smoother, more realistic sensation of riding compared to inferior alternatives. To drive y

Wall mounted and sturdy, this multi-grip chin-up bar by Randy Travis Machinery works well for personal gyms or commercial use for personal training studios or commercial gyms. With a countless number of possible grip variations, you'll get a lot more for your money with this multi-grip model. With a 250 kg rating with a safety factor of 2.0, this bar is as sturdy as it is versatile. Do, though, exercise care when you use this or any other piece of gym equipment. It's a training aid, not a toy