Machines shape a floor visually more than any other element. When they carry the brand colours, a gym reads as one – rather than as an assembly of manufacturer catalogues. Four levels can be adapted.
Frame colours
Powder-coated frames in standard shades or exactly to RAL – matt, gloss or textured, and consistent across different series. This is the biggest lever for a coherent look, because the frame makes up most of the visible surface.
Upholstery colours
Hard-wearing studio synthetic leather in many shades, matched to floor, wall and lighting. Upholstery is the part users touch – material quality shows here first.
Stitching
Decorative seams tone-on-tone or as a deliberate contrast. A small detail with a large effect on the overall impression of a floor.
Logo and branding
The logo as an application on the frame or embroidered on the upholstery. For franchise systems this is where locations become consistent without every operator finding their own solution.
When the decision is due
Customisation is implemented in manufacturing, not retrofitted. The colour choice therefore belongs before the order – ideally together with the 3D visualisation, where the effect can be seen in advance.
Frequently asked questions
- Is customisation limited to certain series?
- The available options are stored per series and shown on the relevant series and product pages.
- Can my logo be checked in advance?
- Yes. The logo can be uploaded with the enquiry – common formats are SVG, PNG, JPG, PDF, EPS and AI. We check how it can be implemented on frames and upholstery.
- Can different series be matched in colour?
- Yes, through consistent frame and upholstery colours. A floor then reads as one, even when it holds series from different quality tiers.