Garden Gyms
From £34,600 including VAT.
Exclusive membership to your very own gym, build your perfect workout space
You’re committed to your health and well-being, but you don’t want to go through the trouble of getting a gym membership and travelling back and forth multiple times a week? A garden gym room is the perfect solution.
Whether you crave a functional fitness gym, a yoga studio, a fitness suite or simply a beautiful meditation room to peacefully develop your practice in solitude, our top-quality garden gyms are the answer.
To build a gym that’s spacious and able to be used all year round, we use energy-efficient, structurally insulated panels (SIPS) for the walls, floor and roof. Your workout space will stay cosy in the winter and cool during the summer thanks to its low U rating.
A Hideout Made For You
While we specialise in bespoke designs, we also have standard models too. Here is the perfect model for any Garden Gym Room.
Width x Depth | 3m | 4m | With Storage |
|---|---|---|---|
3m | £34,600 | £35,100 | N/A |
4m | £35,100 | £38,800 | N/A |
5m | £38,900 | £43,200 | £45,600 |
6m | £41,600 | £45,900 | £48,400 |
7m | £44,900 | £48,100 | £50,700 |
8m | £45,900 | N/A | £48,600 |
Quality, Durable Garden Gyms
What makes our gyms stand out from our other SIPs buildings is that we also incorporate a reinforced floor so that you can drop that barbell with confidence – though this isn’t encouraged in your strive for a PB!
You will get to enjoy all the luxuries that a gym can offer, but in private and with the enjoyment of your own secure space. Get fit at a time that suits you – or even train your clients from home if you are a personal trainer.
Additional extras can include rubber flooring and wall mirrors but there are no limitations as our designs are bespoke to your needs.
Quality, Durable Garden Gyms
What makes our gyms stand out from our other SIPs buildings is that we also incorporate a reinforced floor so that you can drop that barbell with confidence – though this isn’t encouraged in your strive for a PB!
You will get to enjoy all the luxuries that a gym can offer, but in private and with the enjoyment of your own secure space. Get fit at a time that suits you – or even train your clients from home if you are a personal trainer.
Additional extras can include rubber flooring and wall mirrors but there are no limitations as our designs are bespoke to your needs.
We provide the space. You love the experience
More Room To Accomodate
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- Mrs Fox | Hampshire
Free Bespoke Design
Our friendly, professional design specialists will take the time to understand exactly how you want to use your garden room and create a detailed 3D design to meet your needs & budget.
Hideout Projects
Here is a selection of our Hideout Projects.
What's Included?
Specifications vary with many different criteria to consider, however as standard, all of our builds include:
External
A SIPS (Structural Insulated Panels) building built on ground screws with Thermowood cladding to the 3 sides and cement particle board to the rear or any boundary sides.
What should I consider before setting up a gym in my garden?
When you are thinking of building a garden gym you will need to consider several key factors to ensure the space is suitable and effective for workouts.
Make sure your space can accommodate your desired gym equipment, ensuring there’s enough room for safe exercise.
It’s important to think about the type of flooring that will support heavy equipment and provide cushioning. Weatherproofing is also essential as is privacy considerations and sound insulation to keep your workouts discrete and non-disruptive to neighbours.
The Hideout Process
You’re only five steps away from your dream space.
Do you need Planning Permission for a Garden Gym?
In most instances, you do not require planning permission for a garden gym if it falls within the parameters of permitted development. This usually means that the building is within certain size limits, does not cover more than half the garden, and is not intended for permanent residential use. This can change if your property is listed or located in a conservation area, in these circumstances, you might need to apply for planning permission. Our team can advise on when it is best to check with your local council for specific regulations in your area to ensure compliance and avoid any legal issues.
Frequently Asked Questions
SIPs are made by sandwiching a layer of insulation between two structural layers. The insulation is often in the form of foam, and SIPs panels commonly have Oriented Strand Board (OSB) walls. This makes for a very strong and energy-efficient panel that can be used to build walls, floors, and roofs.
This depends on the use of the room and most importantly the size of it. Our team can advise on the best approach to gaining permission should it be neeeded.
Yes, with the correct planning permission and build regulations in place, a garden room can be used for living in.
When it comes to eco-friendly construction methods, there are two main types of materials that are used: SIPs and timber frames. Both have advantages, and it’s important to understand the difference between SIPs and timber frame construction.
