Home Gyms

Shop Home Gyms & Home Gym Equipment

Shop home gyms and home gym equipment for convenient full-body strength training at home. Compare machines by size, weight stack, exercise stations and features to find the right setup for your space, training goals and budget.

Also known as multi gyms or multi-station gyms, these all-in-one machines combine several strength training stations into one setup. Depending on the model, you can perform chest presses, lat pulldowns, rows, leg extensions, curls and more without needing multiple standalone machines.

Whether you're buying your first home gym machine or upgrading your current setup, explore the range above to find an option that works for you.

Why Choose a Home Gym Machine?

A multi gym gives you access to multiple strength exercises from one central training station, making it a practical choice when you want exercise without filling your space with separate machines.

Depending on the model, features can include:

• Chest press and pec fly stations

• Lat pulldown

• Upper and lower pulley stations

• Seated row

• Leg curl and leg extension

• Bicep and tricep exercises

• Ab crunch station

• Cable attachments

• Vertical knee raise or dip stations on selected models

Most machines use an adjustable weight stack, allowing you to quickly change resistance between exercises. Selected models may also support additional weight plates, cable attachments or other upgrades as your strength progresses.

Which Home Gym Is Right for You?

The best home gym isn't necessarily the machine with the most stations or the biggest weight stack. It's the one that fits your space, budget and the way you want to train.

When comparing the home gyms above, consider:

• Limited space: Look for compact dimensions and several useful exercise stations within one footprint.

• New to strength training: Prioritize straightforward resistance adjustment and stations for exercises you'll use regularly.

• Strength progression: Compare weight-stack capacity and whether additional resistance can be added later.

• Multiple users: Look for suitable seat and station adjustability, plus a resistance range that works for everyone using the machine.

• Exercise variety: Compare the available stations, cable positions and included attachments.

• Budget: Focus on the exercises and resistance you actually need rather than paying for features you're unlikely to use.

Also check the assembled dimensions and allow enough clearance to comfortably access and use each station.

If you're still deciding what equipment your space needs, explore our home gym essentials for other equipment and accessories that can complement your setup.

Home Gym Machines for Small Spaces

For a small home gym, look for a compact multi gym that combines several exercise stations within one footprint.

Compare the assembled dimensions, operating clearance, available stations and weight stack before choosing. This can make a multi-station machine a practical option for spare rooms, garages and smaller dedicated workout areas.

Remember that the machine's footprint isn't the only measurement that matters. You'll also need enough room to comfortably use its cables, arms and exercise stations.

Planning your space from scratch? Our guide to setting up a home gym can help. You can also explore gym flooring when preparing a dedicated training area.

Why Buy Home Gym Equipment From Orbit Fitness?

Orbit Fitness has been helping Australians choose fitness equipment since 1983.

We don't believe the biggest or most expensive machine is automatically the right one. Our team can help you compare equipment based on your space, budget, training goals and the exercises you actually want to perform.

When you buy from Orbit Fitness, you also get access to:

• A wide range of strength training equipment

• Experienced fitness equipment specialists

• Seven retail stores across Perth

• Australia-wide delivery

• Equipment servicing and spare parts support

• Flexible payment options

• Ongoing support after your purchase

A home gym can be an investment you'll use for years. Having the right advice before you buy and support available afterwards can make that investment much easier to get right.

Buy Home Gym Equipment Online Across Australia

Ready to buy home gym weights equipment? Shop the range above and compare models by size, resistance, exercise stations and features.

We deliver home gyms across Australia. See our delivery information for further details.

If you're in Western Australia and want to compare equipment in person, visit your nearest Orbit Fitness store. Our team can help you find an option that suits your space, training requirements and budget.

Flexible Payment Options

A quality multi-station gym can be a significant purchase. We offer flexible payment options, including available buy-now-pay-later services, to make purchasing your equipment more manageable.

Need Help Choosing a Home Gym?

Not sure which machine is right for you? Visit your nearest Orbit Fitness store or contact our team.

We'll help you compare the available options based on your space, preferred exercises, training goals and budget.

Frequently Asked Questions About Home Gyms

Which home gym machine should I buy?

Choose based on your available space, preferred exercises, required resistance and budget. Compare the weight stack, exercise stations, adjustability and upgrade options to find a machine that suits both your current training and future needs.

What is the best home gym for a small space?

For limited space, look for a compact multi gym that combines several useful exercise stations within one footprint. Check both the assembled dimensions and the operating clearance required around the machine before buying.

Are home gym machines suitable for beginners?

Yes. Multi gyms can suit beginners because resistance can generally be adjusted as strength improves, while many stations provide a guided movement. Look for straightforward adjustments and exercise stations you'll use regularly.

Can I upgrade my home gym as I get stronger?

It depends on the model. Selected machines may allow you to add resistance, weight plates, cable attachments or other upgrades. If progression is important to you, check the available upgrade options before purchasing.

What exercises can I do on a home gym machine?

Depending on the model, exercises can include chest presses, pec flys, lat pulldowns, seated rows, bicep curls, tricep exercises, leg extensions, leg curls, ab crunches and glute exercises.

For workout ideas once you've chosen your machine, see our multi-gym workout.

What is the difference between a multi gym and a functional trainer?

A multi gym typically combines several dedicated exercise stations into one machine. A functional trainer uses adjustable cable positions, providing more freedom in the movements you can perform.

If you prefer dedicated exercise stations, a multi gym may be the better fit. If cable-training flexibility is your priority, compare our functional trainers.

Which home gym setups are best for small spaces and budgets?

For a small or budget-friendly home gym, prioritise versatile equipment that supports multiple exercises without taking up unnecessary space. A compact multi gym can combine several strength stations in one footprint, while adjustable dumbbells, benches and resistance equipment can provide flexible alternatives.

What home gym equipment is best for beginners?

Beginners should choose home gym equipment that matches their available space, budget and training goals. Common starting options include dumbbells, an adjustable bench or a multi gym for guided strength exercises. Start with equipment you'll use regularly and add more as your training progresses.