Employee Wellness

We supply and maintain the physical side of a workplace wellbeing programme — the room, the equipment and the servicing. We are not wellness consultants, and we will not pretend a set of machines is a strategy.

Where equipment fits in a programme

An on-site gym is one component among several — alongside classes, health screening, ergonomics and whatever else your programme covers. Its particular strength is that it removes the two most cited barriers to exercise: travel time and cost.

Its particular weakness is that it only serves people who will use a gym. If your participation goal is broad, the equipment specification should lean toward approachable, guided stations rather than a serious training floor — and you will likely need class or open floor space alongside it.

We will tell you honestly which of those your room can support.

What we handle

Room layout and zoning
Equipment specification and supply
Flooring, mirrors and storage
Delivery and installation
Scheduled servicing and AMC
Phased expansion as usage grows

Practical things that affect participation

Shower and changing access, opening hours, whether the room is visible or hidden in a basement, and whether anyone tells staff it exists. These matter more to usage than the equipment brand does, and they are worth settling before you finalise a budget. See Corporate Gym Solutions for how we size a room against realistic participation.

Common questions

Can you advise on the wellbeing programme itself?

No — that sits with your HR team or a specialist consultant. What we can do is make sure the facility supports whatever they design, and tell you when a proposed equipment list will not deliver the participation they are assuming.

What if usage is low after we open?

The common causes are equipment that assumes gym experience, no shower access, and nobody communicating internally. Equipment we can change; the other two are yours. We would rather flag that before the fit-out than after.

Can we run this across multiple offices?

Yes — one specification, phased per site, one servicing agreement. See Business Enquiries.