Body-Solid Strength and Cardio Equipment for Fitness Facilities
Building out a fitness or rehab floor is an exercise in constraint. Square footage is finite, budgets get scrutinized, and every machine has to justify itself against the number of people who will actually use it. Body-Solid has built its catalog around that reality, offering equipment that spans entry-level home configurations through commercial Pro ClubLine construction, so a facility can populate a floor without buying either flimsy equipment or more machine than the space warrants. MediDepot carries 243 Body-Solid configurations covering strength machines, free weights, storage, and cardio.
The depth here is genuinely unusual. Within a single brand you can specify a 19-option functional trainer range, 26 gym configurations, dedicated leg press and lat pulldown machines, a full Olympic plate and dumbbell inventory, modular storage racks, and treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, rowers, and climbers. For a facility that wants consistent quality and a single point of contact rather than five vendors, that consolidation has real operational value.
Facilities That Build Around This Equipment
Body-Solid equipment serves environments ranging from clinical rehab floors to full commercial gyms. This collection is a fit for:
- Physical therapy and rehabilitation clinics with strength training components
- Hospital wellness centers and cardiac rehab programs
- Corporate fitness centers and employee wellness facilities
- Senior living communities with fitness programming
- Schools, universities, and athletic training facilities
- Commercial gyms and personal training studios
- Fire, police, and municipal fitness rooms
What the Catalog Covers
MediDepot’s Body-Solid range organizes into several equipment families spanning distinct product lines.
Functional Trainers and Multi-Station Gyms The largest single category with 19 functional trainer configurations and 26 gym setups, including the Fusion Personal Trainer series such as the F600B/3 with a 310 lb stack. These cover facilities that need broad exercise variety from a compact footprint rather than a separate machine per movement.
Selectorized Strength Machines Dedicated single-purpose machines across the major movement patterns, including chest press (10 configurations), lat pulldown (9), bench press (9), leg press (6), leg curl (6), inner/outer thigh (8), biceps and triceps (8), ab and back (10), pec fly and rear delt, seated row, glute machine, and seated calf raise. The ProSelect line includes weight assist chin-up dip stations such as the FCD-STK/2 with a 210 lb stack.
Racks, Cages, and Power Equipment Smith machines (4 configurations), half rack lat setups, a monolift, multi-function racks, squat equipment, and Power Rock options, along with Powerline attachments such as the PLPX Leg Press Attachment and PVKC83X Vertical Knee Raise.
Free Weights and Bars Olympic plate sets and weight sets in multiple grip types: ORC rubber color grip (ORC300S, ORC400S, ORC500S, ORCT255, ORCT355, ORCT455), OPT gray grip cast iron (OST355, OST300S, OST400S, OST455, OST500S), and OPB cast iron (OSB355, OSB455, OSC300S). Dumbbells include SDR rubber hex sets (SDRS550 covering 5-50 lb, SDRS650 covering 55-75 lb), SDX cast iron hex sets (SDS550, SDS650, SDS900 covering 80-100 lb), and BSTNDS164 neoprene dumbbells covering 1-15 lb. Specialty bars include the OBSS50B Safety Squat Olympic Bar.
Pro ClubLine Storage Systems Commercial-grade organization including the SDKR modular storage rack family in 500 and 1000 series with medicine ball, dumbbell, dumbbell saddle, and kettlebell tier configurations, plus the SRD200 and SRD300 dumbbell racks, SBBR100 fixed weight barbell rack, SAR100 accessory rack, GWT76 high capacity Olympic plate rack, GDR500 vinyl and neoprene dumbbell rack, and the GAR250 Multi Storage Tower.
Cardio Equipment Treadmills including the Best Fitness BFT25 folding treadmill, the Endurance T25 with a 2.0 HP continuous duty and 4.0 HP peak motor, and the Endurance T150 commercial treadmill, alongside ellipticals, exercise bikes, an indoor rower, and a climber.
Weight Stacks and Upgrades Selectorized weight stacks (SP150, SP200), premium stacks (HP150), premium selectorized weight plates (WSP200), and pulley set upgrades for customizing resistance on existing machines.
Product Lines Compared
| Line | Construction Level | Typical Setting | Representative Products |
|---|---|---|---|
| Powerline | Entry-level, space-efficient | Home gyms, small clinic spaces | PLPX Leg Press Attachment, PVKC83X Vertical Knee Raise |
| Body-Solid core | Mid-range, light commercial | Wellness centers, corporate gyms | GVKR60B Vertical Knee Raise, GDR500, GAR250 |
| ProSelect | Selectorized commercial | Rehab floors, training studios | FCD-STK/2 and FCD-STK/3 chin-up dip stations |
| Pro ClubLine | Full commercial duty | High-traffic gyms and facilities | SVKR1000B, SDKR storage racks, SRD200/300 |
| Endurance | Commercial cardio | Fitness and rehab cardio floors | T25 and T150 treadmills |
| Tools | Free weights and accessories | All settings | Olympic plates, hex dumbbells, weight stacks |
Specifying for Your Floor
With this much catalog breadth, working from the facility outward rather than from the product list inward keeps the process manageable.
- Traffic level drives the line. High-traffic commercial floors should specify Pro ClubLine construction, while lower-volume clinic or corporate spaces can often use the core Body-Solid or Powerline ranges at meaningful cost savings.
- Footprint versus exercise variety. Functional trainers and multi-station gyms deliver many movements from one footprint. Dedicated selectorized machines give better throughput when multiple users need the same movement simultaneously.
- Weight stack sizing. Confirm stack weight against your user population. The F600B/3 carries a 310 lb stack and the FCD-STK/2 a 210 lb stack, and upgrade stacks and pulley sets are available separately.
- Plate and dumbbell finish. Rubber color grip plates reduce noise and floor damage compared to cast iron. Rubber hex dumbbells offer similar advantages over cast iron hex in shared spaces.
- Storage is not optional. Plan racks alongside free weights. The SDKR modular family lets you configure medicine ball, kettlebell, dumbbell, and saddle tiers to match the inventory you actually own.
- Cardio duty rating. Match treadmill motor rating to expected daily hours. The Endurance T150 is positioned as a commercial machine, while the BFT25 folding model suits lighter or space-constrained use.
- Rehab-specific considerations. Clinics should weigh adjustability, ease of transfer, and load increments against maximum capacity, since rehab populations often need fine low-end resistance more than heavy top-end.
Configuration Details to Confirm
Body-Solid products in this collection vary widely by line and category. Documented details available on the collection page include:
| Category | Detail |
|---|---|
| Total configurations | 243 across 55+ product types |
| Functional trainers | 19 configurations |
| Multi-station gyms | 26 configurations |
| Olympic plate finishes | ORC rubber color grip, OPT gray grip cast iron, OPB cast iron |
| Dumbbell ranges | 1-15 lb neoprene, 5-50 lb, 55-75 lb, 80-100 lb hex sets |
| Weight stack options | SP150, SP200, HP150 premium, WSP200 premium plates |
| Cardio types | Treadmill, elliptical, bike, indoor rower, climber |
Buyers should confirm assembled dimensions, weight capacity, stack weight, electrical requirements for cardio equipment, and assembly or installation requirements directly on each product page before ordering. MediDepot does not represent that any equipment satisfies a specific facility’s clinical program or liability requirements; program directors should verify equipment against their own supervision protocols and user population.
Building a Floor Plan and a Budget
Fitness equipment is a capital purchase with a long service life, and the decisions made at specification time tend to persist for years.
- Lay out the floor before you order. Confirm equipment footprints plus clearance and traffic paths, since a machine that technically fits may still block circulation.
- Match line to expected daily usage. Paying for Pro ClubLine construction in a low-traffic corporate gym is overspending, while using entry-level equipment in a high-traffic facility accelerates replacement.
- Budget for storage with free weights. Unracked plates and dumbbells create both a trip hazard and a housekeeping burden, so racks belong in the same order.
- Plan for phased expansion. Modular storage systems and pulley set upgrades let a facility add capacity over time without replacing the original equipment.
- Coordinate delivery and assembly. Larger racks, gyms, and cardio units often require freight delivery and assembly, which should be scheduled around facility operating hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Powerline, Body-Solid, ProSelect, and Pro ClubLine lines?
These represent ascending levels of construction and intended duty. Powerline is the entry-level, space-efficient line suited to home and light use. Core Body-Solid covers mid-range light commercial applications. ProSelect provides selectorized commercial machines such as the FCD-STK chin-up dip stations. Pro ClubLine is the full commercial-duty line, including the SVKR1000B and the SDKR modular storage family, built for high-traffic facilities.
Should I buy a functional trainer or individual selectorized machines?
A functional trainer delivers many movement patterns from a single footprint, which suits facilities with limited square footage or varied programming. Individual selectorized machines handle higher throughput when several users need the same movement at once and often require less setup knowledge from the user. Many facilities install both.
What is the difference between rubber color grip and cast iron Olympic plates?
Rubber color grip plates, such as the ORC series, have a rubber coating that reduces noise and protects flooring, with color coding that speeds plate identification. Cast iron plates, including the OPT gray grip and OPB series, are typically less expensive per pound but noisier and harder on floors. Shared and multi-use spaces usually favor rubber.
How do I choose dumbbell sets for a facility?
Match the weight range to your user population. This collection includes 1-15 lb neoprene sets for light rehab and group fitness, 5-50 lb hex sets in both rubber (SDRS550) and cast iron (SDS550), and heavier 55-75 lb and 80-100 lb sets for strength-focused floors. Rubber hex dumbbells are generally quieter and gentler on floors than cast iron.
Can I upgrade the weight stack on Body-Solid machines?
This collection includes selectorized weight stacks (SP150, SP200), premium stacks (HP150), premium selectorized weight plates (WSP200), and pulley set upgrades. Confirm compatibility with your specific machine model on the product page before ordering, since upgrade options are model-dependent.
Which treadmill is right for a rehab or wellness facility?
It depends on daily usage hours and available space. The Endurance T150 is positioned as a commercial treadmill for higher-traffic settings, the Endurance T25 offers a 2.0 HP continuous duty and 4.0 HP peak motor, and the Best Fitness BFT25 folds for facilities that need to reclaim floor space between sessions.
Plan Your Equipment Package
With 243 configurations spanning entry-level through full commercial duty, comparing line, footprint, and capacity against your facility’s traffic and programming saves both budget and floor space. MediDepot offers Medical Equipment Financing to help spread the cost of outfitting a full fitness floor, along with a Price Match Guarantee so you can order with confidence. Extended Warranty coverage is available on eligible equipment for facilities that want protection beyond standard manufacturer terms, and a Military Discount is available for qualifying buyers. Browse the full Body-Solid collection above, or contact the MediDepot team for help building an equipment package around your space.
