Gym Equipment

Rig positions, platform locations and heavy machine footprints determine where the thick rubber goes, where anchors are drilled and where the floor has to be fully bonded rather than loose-laid.

Getting the equipment layout first is the cheapest thing you can do to keep a gym fit-out on budget.

Ceiling height for overhead pressing and rope work, clearance around the back of machines for service access, and enough run-off at the end of a turf lane to stop a sled safely.

These are easy to design in and expensive to retrofit once the floor is down and the equipment is bolted.