Modular Gyms & Training Studios
A gym building has different priorities to an office: floor loading, ceiling height, ventilation and noise. We specify the floor for equipment, keep the wall runs clear for racks and mirrors, and plan ventilation for people working hard.
P600 key facts
- Module size
- 5.9m × 2.2m
- Floor area
- approx. 12.98 m² per module
- Price
- £10,750 + VAT per module
- Maximum storeys
- 2
- Delivery
- UK mainland and Northern Ireland, included in the price
- Galvanised steel chassis
- Insulated walls, floor and roof
- Plastered and painted internal walls
- Flooring throughout
- LED lighting and power sockets
- Consumer unit
- Double-glazed uPVC windows and doors
Typical configurations
1 module — approx. 13 m²
A single self-contained room — the most common starting point.
2 modules — approx. 26 m²
Two P600s joined side by side to make one open space, or split into two rooms.
4 modules — approx. 52 m²
A larger facility, arranged in a run or in an L, on one level or over two storeys.
Common questions
Can the floor take heavy equipment?
Yes, with the correct floor build-up. Tell us what equipment you plan to use — racks, platforms and dropped weights change the specification.
Is the ceiling high enough for overhead lifts?
Internal height is approximately 2.2 m in the standard module. Overhead pressing is possible for most users; tell us if you need more and we will discuss options.
How is it ventilated?
Openable glazing plus mechanical extract or an air conditioning unit — we recommend AC provision for any gym in regular use.
Will neighbours hear it?
Rubber matting and sound insulation options reduce impact noise significantly. Position and base construction also matter.
Can it be a commercial PT studio?
Yes. Commercial use typically adds a WC, shower and reception space across additional modules.
Does it need planning permission?
A domestic garden gym often falls under permitted development; commercial use usually does not. Check with your local planning authority.