The room
Usable dimensions, doors, columns, windows, ceiling obstructions and any retained equipment. Mark access routes and areas unavailable for training.
LAYOUT & PLANNING
Design the flow.
Then fill the floor.
Send a measured plan, a sketch or the dimensions you have. We help turn the brief into an equipment layout for review with your project team.
01CardioArrival / warm-up
02StrengthGuided + free movement
03Open trainingMovement / coaching
04StorageWithin easy reach
CLEAR CIRCULATION · ACCESS · SERVICE ROUTES
THE WHOLE FLOOR MATTERS
Room to train.
Room to move.
Machine footprint is only one layer of the plan. Include operating clearance, loading space, accessible circulation, storage and service access.
This diagram illustrates zone relationships only. It is not to scale, a capacity estimate or an installation plan.
Discuss my floor planBRING THESE INTO THE BRIEF
What makes a layout useful.
The programme
Venue type, training mix, coached sessions, expected concurrent use and operational priorities. Decide what matters most when space is limited.
The building
Floor capacity, fixing conditions, power, ventilation and acoustic constraints. Local professionals confirm structural, electrical and statutory requirements.
FROM SKETCH TO EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE
Resolve the decisions in order.
01 / Brief & survey information
Review the available site information and identify missing measurements before final selection.
02 / Zoning & equipment mix
Place the training zones and agree the movement range before assigning models and quantities.
03 / Model-level coordination
Check operating envelopes, anchoring, servicing access and utilities against the selected technical sheets.
04 / Approval & handover
Record the agreed plan and equipment schedule. Any later substitution should trigger a layout and specification review.
LET’S EQUIP YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
A better training space
starts with your brief.
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