Multigym Machines
A multigym is a single piece of equipment that enables you to do multiple exercises in one place, and we stock a wide range of options here at GymEquipment.co.uk. With our featured multigym machines, you can effectively cover almost all the muscle groups in your body without the need for multiple pieces of equipment or additional weights.
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A multigym machine can be used at home or in a commercial gym for strength training and cardio, and can benefit a wide range of people, from those just starting out to fitness enthusiasts and athletes on intense training schemes. Our collection features premium multigyms with adjustable benches, pulleys, and attachments, as well as compact options for smaller spaces like garage and garden gyms. Our expert gym design service can help you choose the right equipment for your space.
Finding the right multigym
The most popular types of multigyms for sale use weight stacks. Most people will be familiar with these multigyms, where you put a pin into the weight stack to get the required resistance. This is both a safe and time-effective way to train, meaning you don’t have to load or unload physical weights. Check that the multigym you are looking at has a weight that ranges between 5kg to 90kg for maximum training options.
There are also resistance styles of multigym equipment whereby the user adds discs to the machine themselves. Both options offer a highly functional piece of gym equipment and should provide you with enough scope for fitness development. When choosing your multigym, you should check that it has the right attachments for the exercises you want to perform. You can always add attachments to your multigym. At Gym Equipment, we stock a variety of machine attachments, such as V-handles and close-grip pulldown handles.
A good quality commercial and home multigym should last you for many years to come and will always arrive with a warranty for peace of mind. When picking the gym equipment for your space, investing in high-quality multigyms from the get-go makes more economic sense in the long run. We stock a variety of tried and tested multigyms from trusted brands such as Life Fitness, and Jordan.
Browse the collection of multigyms for home and commercial gyms, or browse some of our other strength training machines like our cable machines and dual adjustable pulleys.
Multigym FAQs
A multigym is simply an "all-in-one" exercise machine that allows you to perform a number of strength and functional exercises in one place.
Yes. Multigyms offer a very simple way for everyone to workout with controlled movements and easy to adjust resistance (whether that is a select pin or adding plates). This makes them suitable for beginners.
Depending on the model you choose, you will be able to train all, or most of your chest, back, arms and shoulders and with the right attachments, your legs too.
Again this will depend on the exact model you choose but between 4m2 and 6m2 would ensure there is room for the equipment and for you to train comfortably. Remember to measure the ceiling height as well as the surrounding area to ensure you have the complete range of movement for the machine.
Apart from the price, look for dimensions, key features (i.e. what can it do), what weight stack there is (i.e. for example 75kg or 100kg), the increment on the plates for your progression (i.e. for example 5kg or 2.5kg), then look at the quality of the pulleys and whether cables are nylon coated or bare.
Finally, see what attachments (if any) come with the item.
This is a tricky one. Assembling a multigym can take some time but you will have full instructions. The cables are often a little fiddly to get right. If you're good with your hands and like jigsaws, then it should be easy but may just take a few hours.
Depending on where you live and which multigym you choose, full delivery and installation is likely to start from £395+VAT.
As with any equipment, regular maintenance is advised, as is looking after it in the first place. However, things happen.
Look for loose bolts, loose pulleys, squeaking or cable wear. These are the most common issues. Simple and easy checks every month or so on the visible bolts and pulleys is usually enough to prevent any serious damage.