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Home gyms · BengaluruChandigarh
Your space.
Your routine.
Your home gym.
We design and build private gyms in homes across Bengaluru and Chandigarh. The room, the light, the sound and the machines, planned together and finished by one team.
Bengaluru and Chandigarh · Quoted after we see the space
Equipment
Racks, cardio and weights, chosen for how you train and the room you have.
Interiors
Flooring, wall panels, mirrors, lighting and sound, designed as one room.
Installation
One team, from the first wire to the last plate on the rack.
After handover
One number to call for service, with every warranty in one place.
Four looks
One gym.
Four moods.
Each is a starting point. We mix them to suit your room, your light and the way you train.
Design inspiration, not finished projects. Yours is planned around its own size and light.
01 · Daylight
Bright, open
and full of plants.
A wall of glass, light oak floors and linen curtains. Cardio faces the trees, with a fiddle-leaf fig and a palm framing the view, and the weights stay neatly to one side.
- Best for
- Spare rooms and studies with good windows
- Floor-to-ceiling glass
- Light oak floor
- Cardio facing the view
- Fiddle-leaf fig and palms
02 · Garden
Train outside,
under a pergola.
A rooftop gym under teak beams, with a living green wall, palms and bougainvillea all round, and turf for kettlebells and ropes. Plants are what we do, so this one is close to our hearts.
- Best for
- Terraces and rooftops
- Teak pergola
- Living green wall
- Turf training area
- Plants all round
03 · Walnut
Warm wood
and evening light.
Walnut panelling lit from below, brass pendants, a cable crossover and a timber dumbbell rack on a polished stone floor. It feels like a private club.
- Best for
- Villas and large living spaces
- Walnut panelling
- Brass pendants
- Cable crossover
- Timber dumbbell rack
04 · Midnight
Dark walls,
lines of light.
Charcoal walls, oak slats with warm light behind them and cool lines overhead. A screen for classes, a mirror wall, and nothing on show that you don’t use.
- Best for
- Basements, garages and rooms without a view
- Backlit slat wall
- Linear ceiling lights
- Mirror wall and screen
- Acoustic panels
How it works
From an empty room
to your first session.
One team draws it, builds it and sets it up. You get one itemised quote and one person to call.
- 01
Tell us how you train
Share the space, how you train and a budget range in the form below. We reply on WhatsApp.
- 02
We visit and measure
Floor, ceiling height, power points, ventilation and the route the machines will take into the room.
- 03
Design and quote
A layout, the finishes and every machine by brand and model, in one itemised quote.
- 04
Build
Electrical and civil work first, then flooring, panels, lighting and sound. Machines go in last.
- 05
Handover
We set everything up, show you how it all works, and hand over the warranty papers in one place.
Before you start
Where it can go,
and what to check.
Where it can go
- Spare room
- The usual choice. We check the floor for the weight of a loaded rack and the room below for noise.
- Terrace or rooftop
- It needs a roof, waterproofing and heat control before any machine goes in, so we plan those first.
- Basement or garage
- Usually the best floor for heavy lifting. Ventilation and damp are what need fixing.
- Part of a larger room
- A corner of a living room or study, with flooring and panels that mark out the space without walls.
Worth checking first
- Weight
- A loaded rack and plates can put several hundred kilos on a small patch of floor. In apartments we check the slab and spread the load with a platform.
- Noise
- Dropped weights and treadmills carry into the flat below. Thicker flooring under the lifting area and pads under the machines keep it down.
- Ceiling height
- Overhead presses and pull-ups need room. About nine feet of clear height suits most people; lower rooms get a shorter rack.
- Power
- A treadmill needs its own socket and proper earthing. Points are planned before the panels go up.
Questions
Home gyms,
answered.
Can you work with equipment I already have?
Yes. Tell us what you own and we plan the room around it, adding only what is missing.
Do you build home gyms in apartments?
Yes, with the floor load and the flat below in mind. Some buildings need the society’s approval for electrical or civil work, and we tell you what to ask for.
What does a home gym cost?
It depends on the room, the look and the machines. We quote item by item after the visit, and you can change any line before you approve it.
Can I mix two looks?
Yes. The four looks are starting points. Plenty of rooms end up with the light of one and the materials of another.
Which cities do you work in?
Bengaluru, and Chandigarh with Mohali, Panchkula and Zirakpur.
How long does it take?
Your quote gives the timeline. Some machines take a few weeks to arrive, so we order them as soon as the design is approved.
Can the gym have plants?
Yes. We are a garden company first, so we pick plants that suit the room’s light and air. See the plant shop.
Plan your gym
Tell us about
the room.
We’ll do the rest.
A few details are enough to start. We reply on WhatsApp to arrange a visit to see the space.
- We visit and measure the room
- You get one itemised quote
- Change any line before you approve