Boxing Gym Layout

A floor plan for a boxing gym: a 1,615 sq ft room, 15 x 10 m (49' 3" x 32' 10") with a 3.0 m ceiling, holding 23 pieces of equipment at their real footprints across 6 zones, with walled rooms for the spaces that need a door. It is a starting point: open it, change the room to yours, and move anything.

Top-down plan. Each shape is a piece of equipment at its real footprint, dashed outlines are zones, and solid lines inside the room are walls.

How the floor is arranged

The ring and the bag floor take the left half of the room, so the two loudest, busiest areas sit together and a class can move between them without crossing anyone else.

The right half holds a small weights corner, a stretch and turf strip, the front desk, and a walled changing room in the back corner.

Zones

ZoneAreaShare of the floor
Ring375 sq ft23%
Bag area344 sq ft21%
Weights262 sq ft16%
Stretch & turf193 sq ft12%
Front desk134 sq ft8%
Changing room151 sq ft9%

Equipment list

Footprints are the equipment itself, before the clearance each piece needs around it. Each item links to its full dimensions and clearance figures.

EquipmentCountFootprint (W x D)
Heavy Bag (ceiling-hung)81' 4" x 1' 4"
Locker Bank (3-column)32' 11" x 1' 6"
Adjustable Bench22' 4" x 4' 3"
Stretching Mat Area26' 7" x 6' 7"
Turf Strip (per meter)23' 3" x 6' 7"
Boxing Ring (16 ft inside ropes)118' 1" x 18' 1"
Dumbbell Rack (10-pair, wall run)16' 11" x 2' 2"
Foyer Bench / Seating14' 11" x 2'
Reception Desk15' 11" x 2' 6"
Shower Stall12' 11" x 2' 11"
Water Fountain11' 4" x 1' 4"

Make it yours

In the planner, pick Boxing gym under “Or start from a template” when you create a project. Every piece can be moved, rotated, swapped or deleted, and the room can be resized to your floor.

How much clearance each piece needs