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    Multi-Station Home Gyms

    All-in-one home gym machines from Body-Solid and Powerline: a single weight-stack or plate-loaded station for chest press, lat pulldown, leg extension, curls and more. Add a leg press attachment or extra weight-stack plates as you get stronger. Every machine ships free Australia-wide.

    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — full machine
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — two independent weight stacks
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — leg press / calf station
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — multi-press arm bench press
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — incline press on the press arm
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — shoulder press station
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — chest-supported mid-row
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — Perfect Pec dec station
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — pec dec adjustable range of motion
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — lat pulldown station
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — seated leg extension
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — seated leg curl
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — leg press foot plate
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — DuraFirm seat with lumbar support
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — weight stack detail
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — aircraft cable and pulley detail
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — commercial 2 by 4 inch steel frame
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — gas-assist seat adjustment
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — station adjustment detail
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — pop-pin adjustment close-up
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — leg press foot plate
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — press-arm handle
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — cable pulley close-up
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — weight stack close-up
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — full machine on a white background
    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym — full machine
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    Body-Solid G9S 2-Stack Multi-Function Gym
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    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — seated incline press
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — bench press on the included adjustable bench
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — seated under the squat attachment shoulder pads, rear view
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — standing squat with the squat attachment
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — seated shoulder press
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — deadlift-style low lift
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — seated overhead press, front view
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — seated curl
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — standing overhead pull
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — standing overhead pull, side view
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — standing upright row
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — squat with the bar across the shoulders
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — bent-over row
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — standing curl
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — bench press on the included bench, side view
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — bench press on the included bench, close view
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — seated press
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — incline press
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — seated press, second angle
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — standing curl, second angle
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — full gym with squat attachment and bench, side view
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — bench back pad close-up
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — DuraFirm seat and back pad close-up
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — press arms and handles close-up
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — upright and pop-pin adjustment close-up
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — lower frame and chrome handle close-up
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — pivot and adjustment bracket close-up
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — non-slip foot platform
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — lever arms and plate-loading horns
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — plate-loading horn and pivot close-up
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — lever-arm adjustment bracket close-up
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — strap and clip attachments close-up
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — strap handle attached to the lever arm
    Body-Solid SBL460P4 freeweight leverage gym — seated incline press
    Body-Solid Freeweight Leverage Gym
    $5,190.00

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    How to choose a multi-station home gym

    Three questions narrow it down: how many people will train at once, do you want a weight stack or plate loading, and do you need a leg press?

    Single-stack home gyms

    A single-stack gym is the easiest to live with: pull a pin to change the weight, and every station runs off one stack. The Powerline P2X is our best-selling home gym. It has a 72.5 kg stack, a press arm, high, mid and low pulleys, a leg developer and functional side pulleys for flys and converging presses. The Fitness Factory EXM1 has the same stack on a narrower frame that arrives pre-welded, so it goes together faster. Both take the PP10 stack upgrade to 95 kg, and each has an optional leg press: the PLPX for the P2X and the EXMLP1 for the EXM1.

    Plate-loaded home gyms

    Plate-loaded gyms cost less up front, because you use your own plates. The Powerline PHG1000X is our entry home gym: chest press, pec fly, pulldown, row, leg extension and curl, and ab crunch in a compact front-access frame, loading standard plates up to 90 kg. At the other end, the Body-Solid SBL460P4 leverage gym loads Olympic plates on lever arms for over 40 exercises. It comes with a squat attachment and an adjustable bench, and safety guards at every station let you train hard without a spotter.

    Two-stack gyms for two people

    If two people train together, or you run a studio, the Body-Solid G9S has two independent 95 kg stacks, so two people can use different stations at once. It adds a Perfect Pec station and a built-in 2:1 leg press that gives up to 190 kg, on a heavy-commercial 2″ × 4″ frame.

    Compare our multi-station gyms

    Home gymResistanceStationsLeg pressSize (L × W × H)Rated forFrame warranty
    Powerline PHG1000XPlate-loaded, standard plates, up to 90 kgChest press, pec fly, pulldown, row, leg extension/curl, ab crunch—155 × 107 × 213 cmHome10 years
    Fitness Factory EXM172.5 kg stack (95 kg with PP10)Press arm, high/mid/low pulleys, leg developerOptional (EXMLP1)180 × 94 × 211 cmHome10 years
    Powerline P2X72.5 kg stack (95 kg with PP10)Press arm, high/mid/low pulleys, leg developer, functional side pulleysOptional 2:1 (PLPX), up to 145 kg180 × 127 × 211 cmHome10 years
    Body-Solid G9STwo 95 kg stacksPress arm, Perfect Pec, lat pulldown, mid-row, leg developerBuilt in, 2:1, up to 190 kg226 × 183 × 213 cmHeavy commercialLifetime
    Body-Solid SBL460P4Plate-loaded, Olympic plates40+ exercises, squat attachment and F/I/D bench included— (squat attachment)378 × 254 × 211 cmHeavy commercialLifetime

    Multi-station gym FAQs

    How much space do I need for a home gym?

    Take the footprint and add about 60 cm around it to get on and off and change the weight. The PHG1000X needs 155 × 107 cm, the EXM1 180 × 94 cm and the P2X 180 × 127 cm. The G9S needs 226 × 183 cm and the SBL460P4 about 378 × 254 cm with its bench and squat attachment. All five stand 211–213 cm tall, so a standard 2.4 m ceiling is enough.

    Weight stack or plate-loaded: which is better?

    A weight stack is quicker: move a pin and keep going, which suits circuits and anyone who doesn't own plates. Plate loading costs less up front and lets you add as much weight as the machine takes. The PHG1000X uses standard plates; the SBL460P4 uses Olympic plates and feels closest to free weights.

    Home gym or functional trainer?

    A multi-station gym has fixed stations, such as a press arm, pulldown and leg developer, that guide the movement, so it's easy to learn and safe to use alone. A functional trainer has two adjustable cable pulleys for free-moving exercises; it's more versatile but has no press or leg stations. The P2X does a bit of both. See our cable machines and functional trainers.

    Is a home gym worth it?

    If you train two or three times a week, usually yes. A home gym is a one-off cost with no membership, travel or waiting for equipment, and a family can share it. Buy for the training you'll actually do: a single-stack gym covers most people, and a leg press or second stack is worth it only if you'll use it.

    Is delivery included?

    Yes. Every home gym ships free Australia-wide by freight from our Adelaide warehouse. They arrive in several cartons, and freight is usually left at your door, so plan for help to move them inside.

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