About this asset

This 3ds Max model of a seated leg press machine features a robust black metal frame with contrasting red upholstered contact points. Engineered for strength training, this leg press machine comprises a weighted stack housing, an adjustable seat, and a large footplate. The frame is constructed from powder-coated black tubular steel, providing structural stability. The seat and backrest are finished in a vibrant red upholstery, designed for ergonomic support during heavy lifting. Additional details include chrome-finished guide rails for the sliding foot carriage, plastic weight selector housing, and integrated pulleys for the cable system. The overall aesthetic is utilitarian and contemporary, suitable for high-end fitness facilities or private home gym installations.

The download is a 1.7 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model, set up with Corona materials. Open it in 3ds Max with Corona installed; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

Utilise this 3ds Max model by merging it into your scene file, ensuring the pivot point is correctly aligned with the floor level. The geometry is organised by component, allowing for easy selection of the frame, seat, and weights. Apply standard materials to the metal and plastic surfaces to achieve realistic reflections. Given its size, ensure the asset is scaled appropriately within your project environment to maintain realistic proportions for human interaction in your architectural visualisations.

This leg press machine is an essential asset for populating commercial gym interiors, hotel fitness centres, and residential wellness rooms. It pairs effectively with other strength-training equipment, such as squat racks, cable stations, or dumbbells. Professionals searching for fitness facility layouts or home workout space designs will find this model useful for creating detailed, functional renders. It is suitable for projects at any stage, from initial concept planning to final high-fidelity marketing visualisations of modern fitness environments.