Carmin
Our pilates brand: the reformer, and the screen that mounts on it. The machines are drawn and built here; the connected console goes with them. One brand, because it is one product.
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Brands
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Seven brands: two we design and build, five we install. Both kinds go into the same places, fitted by the same teams.
Brands
What we make, and what we install
A sports equipment brands page usually lines up logos. This one says who does what, because the distinction changes what you can expect: on two of these brands we answer for the design, the manufacture and the parts; on the other five we answer for the advice, the installation and the follow-up.
Carmin and Infinite Sport are ours. The first covers pilates - the reformer and the screen that mounts on it; the second cross-training and Hyrox - rigs, apparatus and stations drawn to the dimensions of the room. Both are sports equipment built in house, and that is not a marketing line: we draw it, we produce it in our own workshop, we install it and we repair it. When a part breaks there is nobody to pass the question to, and there is a drawing to make it again.
The other five are manufacturers whose equipment we install, each on the ground where they are best. Dollamur for the roll-out mats of combat gyms. Extebois and Hags for playgrounds, one in timber, the other for public park equipment. Gerflor for sports flooring. Shua for the strength and cardio equipment of gym floors.
Choosing a sports equipment brand is not a ranking, it is an agreement between four things: how hard the room is used, the substrate that will carry the equipment, the standard that applies to the place, and what maintenance will cost. A machine that is excellent on a private floor with twenty members will not hold a school sports hall open from eight in the morning to ten at night: use decides, never the product sheet.
We do not make everything, and we say so plainly. A roll-out mat, a sports hall floor or a selectorised machine are industrial trades we do not have, and claiming otherwise would show at the first delivery. What we bring on those ranges is the choice - the one that takes account of the building and the real timetable rather than the catalogue - the installation, and what follows.
None of these brands is compulsory. A club equipped by another manufacturer is one we will install and maintain just as readily; we regularly take over fleets we did not supply. What is not negotiable is testing the substrate and meeting the standards: that is where we refuse to trade down.
Replacing sports equipment does not mean changing everything. We survey what is there before proposing anything: what is sound stays, what is non-compliant goes, what is nearing the end of its life gets planned. A fleet is most often renewed in stages, and a stage is decided on the condition observed - not on the year of purchase.
Nor does a brand ever sell on its own. A reformer delivered on a pallet into a room that echoes, a mat laid on a slab nobody surveyed, a rig anchored into a roof structure nobody calculated: in all three cases the equipment is good and the result is bad. All seven brands therefore arrive with the rest - the survey, the layout, the installation and the setting up. See our five worlds and our projects.
The range
The seven brands
Dollamur
Flexi-Roll roll-out mats and Flexi-Wall wall padding: the surface of combat gyms, rolled out in the morning and put away at night.
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Extebois
Wooden play equipment, for sites where you want the equipment to settle into the place rather than announce itself.
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Gerflor
Sports flooring: the only part of a facility everybody touches, and the only one that cannot be replaced without closing the place.
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Hags
Play equipment and playground furniture: the range found in public parks, built to last under use nobody controls.
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Infinite Sport
Our cross-training and Hyrox brand: rigs, apparatus and stations drawn to the dimensions of the room, and built in our own workshop.
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Shua
The strength and cardio equipment of gym floors: selectorised machines, free weights, racks and cardio machines for continuous use.
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Frequently asked questions
Am I obliged to buy these brands?
No. We readily install and maintain equipment we did not supply, and we regularly take over existing fleets.
What we refuse is to install equipment on a substrate we have not tested, or to keep a non-compliant item to save money.
Which brands are yours?
Carmin for pilates and Infinite Sport for cross-training. They are drawn and built here, and we answer for the parts.
The other five are manufacturers whose equipment we install. The difference is in after-sales: on our own brands, the drawings are here.
How do you choose a brand for a project?
On how the place is really used, the substrate, the applicable standard and what maintenance will cost - in that order, and never on the catalogue.
The survey comes before the choice: see space design, which settles the layout before any equipment is named.
Can several brands be mixed in the same space?
Yes, and that is the usual case: a gym floor often carries flooring from one manufacturer, machines from another and apparatus of ours.
The constraint is not the brand but the substrate and the clearances - the survey says what can sit together, and at what dimensions.
Who handles after-sales service?
We do, for installation and inspections, whatever the brand: the work is done by the teams who installed the equipment.
On our two own brands, manufacture of parts is added to that. The schedule of checks is on the maintenance page.
Equipment to choose, to install or to replace?
Tell us the site, the activity and what is already there. We will tell you what suits, what the building requires, and what can be kept.
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