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Home Gym Equipment

Racks, benches, barbells, weights and flooring for home gyms in New Zealand. Choose individual equipment or plan a complete setup.

Home Gym Fit-Outs

We build home gyms.

Solid Strength designs and supplies home training spaces across New Zealand — from a single power rack in the garage to a complete home gym fit-out with flooring, storage and conditioning equipment. Choose each piece for the way you train, the room you have and the load you need, with clear space to move and somewhere to put equipment away.

Buy home gym equipment piece by piece, compare packages or ask us to plan the setup with you. Send your measurements, a few photos and the exercises you want to do. Delivery is nationwide; assembly and installation are available in Auckland only.

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Tested atCrossFit Birkenhead
StockNZ warehouse
DeliveryNationwide
Fit-outsComplete or standalone
What we supply

Choose the equipment your training needs.

From complete home gym fit-outs to standalone pieces of equipment, we build the setup around your space, your training and your budget. Start with the category you need.

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How it works

From measuring up to first session.

  1. 01
    Consult

    Tell us about your space, the training you do and your budget — a photo and a few measurements are enough to start.

  2. 02
    Design

    A layout and equipment list that fits your garage, room or shed: rack, bench, bar and plates, storage and flooring, with room to load the bar and move around it.

  3. 03
    Supply

    Confirm your equipment choices, availability and delivery arrangements. We supply nationwide from Auckland, as individual pieces or a suitable package.

  4. 04
    Install

    Assembly and installation are available in Auckland only. Elsewhere, review each item's assembly and fixing requirements before arranging your setup.

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Home gym setups

Three starting points, depending on your room and the training you want to do.

Solid Strength wall-mounted rack, kettlebells and plyo box in a corner setup
01

A corner of the garage

Shared garage · compact footprint

Start with adjustable dumbbells, a bench and suitable flooring if you need a compact strength area. Add a wall-mounted or folding rack only after checking fixing points and clearance. Check a bench's storage instructions rather than assuming it can stand upright.

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Solid Strength rack and bench in a single-garage gym
02

A single garage or shed

Full bay · rack, bench, bar and plates

Plan the rack, bench, bar and plates together, leaving room at both bar ends and around the bench. Check ceiling and garage-door clearance, the rack's fixing requirements and a suitable lifting surface. Keep plates and bars stored away from access routes.

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Solid Strength rack, air bike and dumbbells in a dedicated home training room
03

A dedicated home training room

Spare room, rumpus or sleepout · complete fit-out

Build distinct lifting, free-weight and conditioning areas around the equipment you will actually use. Measure doors and delivery access as well as the room itself, and check floor suitability for heavy equipment. Compare a package with buying individual pieces before adding attachments.

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Trusted by

  • Emirates Team New Zealand
  • Truehuscle
  • The Cove Wellness
  • Shane Cameron Fitness
  • Omexom
  • CrossFit Birkenhead
  • Base Strength & Conditioning
  • Anytime Fitness
  • Flex Fitness
  • BFT
  • F45
  • Fire and Emergency New Zealand
  • Moana Pasifika
  • New Zealand Police
  • St Peter’s College, Auckland

CrossFit affiliates, schools and commercial facilities across New Zealand.

Common questions

Home gym questions

What to buy, what to measure and how to get it home.

01What home gym equipment should I start with?

Start with your programme, available room and budget. For barbell work, plan a rack with suitable safeties, bench, bar, plates and flooring together. For a smaller space, adjustable dumbbells or kettlebells may be a better first step. Compare the categories above or ask us before ordering.

02How much space do I need for a home gym?

Measure usable floor area, ceiling height, doorways and garage-door travel. Compare these with product dimensions, then allow room to load a bar, move a bench and perform your exercises. Check wall or floor fixing requirements as well. Send us measurements and photos to discuss a layout.

03Can you plan and install my home gym?

Yes. We help with equipment selection and layout, with supply across New Zealand and assembly and installation available in Auckland only. Tell us your location, training priorities, budget and any equipment you already own. Start a conversation to confirm the work your setup needs.

04How do I check delivery costs or collect my order?

Add your items to the cart and continue to the shipping step to see the options for your address; see our delivery information for any surcharges. Warehouse pickup is by appointment — the contact page has the location.

Building a home gym?

Plan equipment around your room, training and budget. Design and supply nationwide; installation in Auckland only.

Start your home gym fit-out → Talk to the team
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