Commercial Gym Layout
A floor plan for a full commercial gym: a 5,511 sq ft room, 32 x 16 m (105' x 52' 6") with a 3.2 m ceiling, holding 73 pieces of equipment at their real footprints across 9 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.
How the floor is arranged
The floor runs the way a gym is used: reception by the door, cardio along the windows, machines through the middle, free weights against the mirrored wall, functional turf in the open centre, and recovery at the back.
One end is a walled facility wing with an office, a locker room with a sauna, and washrooms, because an owner plans the whole building, not only the training floor.
This is the same floor the live demo opens with.
Zones
| Zone | Area | Share of the floor |
|---|---|---|
| Free Weights | 969 sq ft | 18% |
| Machines | 620 sq ft | 11% |
| Cardio | 759 sq ft | 14% |
| Functional | 688 sq ft | 12% |
| Stretch & Recovery | 350 sq ft | 6% |
| Reception | 355 sq ft | 6% |
| Office | 323 sq ft | 6% |
| Locker Room | 388 sq ft | 7% |
| Washrooms | 323 sq ft | 6% |
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.
Make it yours
In the planner, pick Full club 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