A commercial functional trainer is an equipment category, not a manufacturer. Its installation is driven by the particular cable-station design, stack arrangement, adjustment system, and facility location. Fix Fitness scopes the identified machine rather than promising one generic assembly process for every dual-cable or multi-station trainer. Equipment covered: Commercial dual-adjustable pulley trainers; Multi-station cable systems; Facility functional-training stations. Planning your installation: Send the manufacturer and model, number of resistance stations, stack weights or loading arrangement, delivered condition, and floor plan. Include ceiling clearance, service access, room circulation requirements, and the intended mounting or anchoring instructions. Resistance station reconciliation: Check that the documented stacks, selector assemblies, cables, and pulleys match the delivered configuration. Cable ratios and travel limits must come from the actual model, not a universal assumption. Adjustable carriage and cable testing: Inspect the specified carriage locking points, cable retention, end stops, and free travel at the applicable settings, with guards installed as instructed. Facility-ready placement: Review installation position, anchoring requirements, user approaches, and access for maintenance. Structural or facility approvals are separate from mechanical assembly and must be resolved where required. Handover: We review the installed station adjustments and the checks completed, and flag unresolved mounting, access, or missing-part issues before normal use is considered. Fix Fitness provides independent assembly services. Brand names identify the equipment being assembled and do not imply manufacturer authorization or affiliation. Request an equipment-specific assembly quote using our request form.
Fix Fitness® — Bay Area Mobile Fitness Equipment Repair and Maintenance Service. Phone: 925.421.0222. Email: service@fixfitness.com. Livermore, CA 94550.