A consultation is a conversation about your space before anyone tries to sell you anything. You tell us the room, the users and the budget; we tell you what is realistic — including when the honest answer is that your space will not take what you had in mind.
What we cover
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SpaceWhat actually fits
Floor area, ceiling height and access, turned into a realistic station count rather than a wish list.
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UsersWho trains and how
One household, twenty staff at lunchtime, or a PE class of thirty — each leads to a different specification.
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BudgetWhere to spend it
Which items justify commercial rating and which do not. Spending evenly across everything is usually the wrong call.
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SequenceWhat to buy first
If the budget is phased, which stations to start with so the room still works at every stage.
How it works
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Get in touchSend the room dimensions, clear ceiling height, and a line about who will use it. Contact us or message us on WhatsApp.
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We ask the awkward questionsAccess route, what is above and below the room, whether weights will be dropped, whether it is supervised.
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Talk it throughBy phone, WhatsApp, at the showroom, or on site for larger projects.
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You get a directionAn equipment direction with rough budget bands — enough to decide whether to proceed to a full layout.
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Then planning, if you want itSee Gym Planning & Design for the detailed stage.
Come to the showroom instead
Specifying a gym from photographs is guesswork. In the showroom you can stand on the machines, feel the difference between build qualities, and see the real footprint of a rack next to a bench.
Bring your room dimensions or a drawing and we can talk through zoning on the spot. Showroom details and how to arrange a visit.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a charge for a consultation?
Talking through your space and giving you a direction is part of how we work with clients, not a product we sell. Detailed layout and 3D work sits within a project quotation — ask us about scope and we will be clear about what is included before anything starts.
What should I have ready?
Room length, width and clear ceiling height; photos of each wall; the access route including lift and narrowest doorway; how many people will use it at once; and a rough budget range. That is enough for a genuinely useful first conversation.
Can you visit my site?
For commercial, hotel, corporate and school projects, yes — a site visit is usually the sensible starting point because power positions, slab conditions and beam heights are hard to judge remotely. For home gyms we can often work from photos and measurements.
Will you tell me if my plan is unrealistic?
Yes. It is more useful to you than agreeing and delivering something that does not fit. If the ceiling is too low for a rack or the budget will not cover commercial-rated cardio, we will say so and propose what does work.
Do I have to buy from you afterwards?
No. Plenty of conversations end with advice and nothing else, and that is fine. We would rather be the people you come back to when you are ready.
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Start with a conversation
Send your room dimensions and who will use it. No obligation, and no pressure to buy on the call.
