Hammer Strength installation planning is often about handling substantial commercial-strength frames and positioning them for plate loading or selectorized use. Large welded sections, independent moving arms, and loading horns can make access and placement as important as bolted assembly. Our scope is based on the specific commercial unit and the facility's access conditions. Equipment covered: Plate-loaded strength machines; Commercial racks and benches; Selectorized units where applicable. Planning your installation: Provide the model, delivery state, frame dimensions if known, and a clear access route from unloading point to final location. Include stairs, loading-dock restrictions, flooring, and any lifting arrangements already provided by the delivery company. Heavy-section handling plan: Review safe handling and the achievable access route before committing to a move or installation. Specialized lifting or additional crew needs must be identified in the quote. Independent-arm and loading clearance: For applicable plate-loaded units, inspect the specified arm connections, stops, and the room needed to load both sides without interference. Commercial floor position: Check the machine's planned position relative to walkways, nearby stations, and any model-specific anchoring or stability requirement. Handover: The final review covers loading access, moving-arm clearance, adjustments, and unresolved facility requirements. Delivery or unloading is not assumed to be included in an assembly-only appointment. 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.