Home Gym Equipment Australia

Collection: Home Gym Equipment Australia

Q: How much space do I need for home gym equipment?

A small 2 x 2 metre area is enough for a bench, dumbbells and a compact cardio machine. For barbell work with racks and larger machines, a 3 x 3 metre space is more comfortable. Using vertical storage and wall-mounted options helps maximise smaller rooms.

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Home gym equipment, cardio machines & strength gear for every space

Transform any room, garage or spare corner into a powerful training area with Factory Direct Shop’s range of home gym equipment. From adjustable benches, barbells and dumbbells to treadmills, rowing machines and balance trainers, you’ll find everything you need to build a complete home gym in Australia without paying commercial gym prices.

Choose single pieces or mix-and-match to create your own home gym package. Whether you’re a beginner starting with basic strength equipment, or an experienced lifter building a full garage gym with racks, machines and cardio gear, our collection is designed to help you train safely and effectively at home.

All-in-one home gym equipment for strength, cardio and conditioning.
Benches, barbells, dumbbells and racks for serious strength training at home.
Treadmills, spin bikes, rowing machines and ellipticals for year-round cardio.
Balance trainers, steps, mats and accessories to finish your home gym setup.

Explore our core home gym categories: Strength Training Equipment, Cardio Equipment, Fitness Accessories, Gym Accessories .

What equipment do I need for a basic home gym?

A great basic home gym setup includes an adjustable bench, a set of dumbbells or an Olympic barbell with plates, a mat or flooring for protection and a simple cardio option such as a treadmill, spin bike or rowing machine. This combination covers strength, cardio and core training in a compact space.

How much does it cost to build a home gym in Australia?

Most Australian home gyms start from a few hundred dollars for a bench, dumbbells and a compact cardio machine, and scale up to larger investments if you add power racks, cable machines and premium cardio. Building your own home gym can quickly become cheaper than ongoing gym memberships, especially for families or long-term training.

How much space do I need for home gym equipment?

A small 2 × 2 m area is enough for a bench, dumbbells and a compact cardio machine. For barbell work with racks and larger machines, a 3 × 3 m space is more comfortable. Using vertical storage and wall-mounted options helps maximise smaller rooms.

Is it better to buy home gym equipment or pay for a gym membership?

Buying home gym equipment is often better long-term if you train regularly. You save on travel time, can work out whenever it suits you and your equipment becomes a once-off or occasional investment rather than an ongoing monthly fee.

Can I combine strength and cardio equipment in a small home gym?

Yes. Many customers pair an adjustable bench and dumbbells with a folding treadmill, spin bike or rowing machine. This gives you full-body strength and cardio training in one small area, ideal for apartments, spare rooms and garage gyms.

What flooring is best under home gym equipment?

Rubber gym floor mats are ideal for protecting your floors from dropped weights, reducing noise and providing better grip. They are especially important under benches, racks, treadmills and rowing machines.

Do you deliver home gym equipment Australia-wide?

Yes, Factory Direct Shop delivers home gym equipment across Australia including NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, WA, TAS, ACT and NT. For more details on delivery times and costs, view our shipping information.

Last updated: June 06, 2026