PENT Fitness
Handcrafted luxury gym equipment combining solid wood, leather, and steel for design-led fitness spaces.
What they're known for
A Polish atelier treating dumbbells, benches, cardio machines, and accessories as permanent interior objects rather than equipment to hide.
PENT manufactures made-to-order fitness equipment in Poland using combinations of wood, leather, and metal across strength, cardio, Pilates, yoga, and accessory categories. The residential range includes COLMIA dumbbells, LOVA kettlebells, BANKA benches, LESNA barbells, IRENA manual treadmills, rowing machines, reformers, and coordinated storage sets. Its real distinction is architectural: the equipment is designed for gyms, bedrooms, hotels, and yachts where material finish and visual continuity matter alongside training function.
Spaces
- Home Gym
In the directory
2 products
BANKA Advanced Weight Lifting Bench
$4,207
Luxury adjustable weight bench with premium upholstery, precision steel frame, and multiple incline positions. Designed for high-end residential gyms where build quality and aesthetics matter as much as function.
IRENA Manual Treadmill
$13,165
Luxury curved manual treadmill with handcrafted wood and leather detailing. Self-powered with no motor or electricity required. Designed for high-end residential gyms where aesthetics and performance both matter.
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