It's tempting but misleading to only look at the purchasing price to assess the cost of your equipment. Most operators' largest cost blocks are personnel and rent. Now, when it comes to equipment the cost of the space it takes up needs to be considered to understand the real 'total cost of ownership'. As should the alternative that could be placed there. For example, a squat rack might be relatively inexpensive to purchase. Yet, it might still be a bad investment, if it's an excess one that is not being used. Take the space it uses times your rent per square meter times 12 months per year, and you'll have a better idea of the costs it causes without generating a lot of value. Now, to add to it, imagine if you could place more of your most popular pieces of equipment there, and what you're missing out on. That's why a small investment sometimes might be bad, while a large investment can really pay off. Keep that in mind.