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Tell us what you need
Share equipment measurements, working clearances and the exercises you do.
Room to train at home
Garden Gyms
Create a garden gym with room for your equipment and movement.
Your room
Start With What You Need
A garden gym starts with equipment measurements and the movement space needed for each exercise. We can discuss machines, benches, mats, doors and windows before you choose the room size. Ask us about flooring and ventilation, and your written quote will confirm the options.
What to Think About
- What equipment measurements do you have?
- How much movement space does each exercise need?
- Where will equipment, benches and mats sit?
- Ask us about flooring, ventilation, lighting and power.
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Planning a Garden Gym?
Tell us how you want to use the garden gym, what needs to fit and how much garden space is available.
Features and Options
Equipment measurements and working clearances
Movement space for your usual training
Ask us about flooring and ventilation
Your written quote will confirm lighting and power options
How It Works
Call us to discuss the room, the garden and the details that matter to you.
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Talk through the garden
Talk through machine positions, mats, benches and clear routes.
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Choose the details
Ask us about flooring, ventilation, lighting and power for your gym.
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Confirm the next step
Your written quote will confirm the options for your training space.
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Common Questions About Garden Gyms
Why do equipment measurements matter?
They show how much room each item needs while you use it.
Can free weights and machines share one room?
They can, where the room size leaves enough movement space for both.
Can I ask about flooring and ventilation?
Yes. Ask us about flooring and ventilation, and your written quote will confirm the options.
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Discuss Your Garden Gym
Tell us how you want to use your garden gym, what needs to fit and what matters about the garden. We will explain what happens next.