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Practical guides for hotels, campsites, clubs, schools, town councils and trainers who want to set up a gym with no building work: what is included, how long it takes, how it is financed and what others have done.
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Clubs16/11/2026 · MondayOutdoor CrossFit box: how to expand your box without building workA CrossFit box that is doing well almost always runs into the same problem: it becomes too small for its peak hours.Read the guide
Companies12/11/2026 · ThursdayGyms for companies: corporate wellbeing without refurbishing the officeThe most common objection when HR proposes a company gym is always the same: ‘we don’t have room for that without refurbishing’.Read the guide
Developers09/11/2026 · MondayGyms for luxury residential developments: what developers look for todayIn a high-end residential development, amenities are no longer an annex to the specification: they are part of the sales pitch.Read the guide
Hotels05/11/2026 · ThursdayWellness amenities in hotels: why the gym is no longer optionalToday’s hotel guest looks beyond the room more and more: at the spa, the pool and, increasingly, whether there is somewhere to train.Read the guide
Campsites02/11/2026 · MondayHow an outdoor gym improves a campsite’s occupancyA campsite competes on more than price and location: it competes on what guests can do during their stay.Read the guide
Trainers29/10/2026 · ThursdayOutdoor gym for personal trainers: the advantages over renting premisesRenting premises to give classes is the default option for many personal trainers, simply because it seems to be the only one.Read the guide
The product26/10/2026 · MondayMaintaining an outdoor modular gym: what to do and what not to doThe maintenance of a shipping container gym is limited, but not non-existent.Read the guide
The product22/10/2026 · ThursdayShipping container gym: materials and weather resistance‘Does it stand up to sun and rain?’ is one of the first questions from anyone not yet familiar with this type of product.Read the guide →The product19/10/2026 · MondayDoes a shipping container gym need electricity and water?Not in the same way as traditional premises. A shipping container gym can significantly reduce its dependence on mains connections if it has the solar kit, and water only comes into play if the intended use requires it.Read the guide →The product15/10/2026 · ThursdayHow much space you need to install a Supercubo ProYou don’t need a large area. That is the short answer, and it is precisely one of the reasons why many businesses and public bodies consider this type of solution rather than building a traditional sports facility.Read the guide →The product12/10/2026 · MondayHow long it takes to install a shipping container gymThe short answer: a matter of weeks, not months. The long answer depends on three factors worth understanding before asking for a quote: the site assessment, the level of customisation you ask for and the logistics of access to the final location.Read the guide →The product08/10/2026 · ThursdayTurnkey shipping container gym: what’s included and how the process works‘Turnkey’ is one of those expressions that is used a lot and explained very little.Read the guide →The product05/10/2026 · MondayPrefabricated gym vs. converted shipping container: which to choose for your businessSearch for ‘prefabricated gym’ and you will find very different offers: from made-to-measure lightweight modules to converted shipping containers.Read the guide →Developers01/10/2026 · ThursdayGym for property developers: the shipping container as a residential amenityA pool, a children’s area, coworking… the amenities of a residential development have become part of the sales pitch, almost as much as the homes themselves.Read the guide →Clubs28/09/2026 · MondayGym for sports clubs and CrossFit boxes: expand without buildingA sports club that grows sooner or later faces the same problem: it runs out of space.Read the guide →The product24/09/2026 · ThursdayOutdoor modular gym: what sets it apart from a shed or a prefabWhen you search for ‘outdoor modular gym’, very different solutions come up: converted garden sheds, lightweight prefabricated modules and converted shipping containers.Read the guide →Town councils21/09/2026 · MondayGym for town councils: a shipping container for parks and municipal sports centresBringing sport closer to residents is one of the usual goals of any council sports department.Read the guide →Companies17/09/2026 · ThursdayOutdoor gym for companies: the shipping container as a corporate wellbeing benefitMore and more companies are looking for real ways to look after their teams, beyond fruit in the kitchen or standard health insurance.Read the guide →Campsites14/09/2026 · MondayCampsite gym: the shipping container as a training space with no building workCampsites increasingly compete on something beyond the pitch or the bungalow: services.Read the guide →Trainers10/09/2026 · ThursdaySetting up a gym without premises: the shipping container alternative for personal trainersIf you are a personal trainer running sessions in parks, at your clients’ homes or by renting odd hours in a gym that isn’t yours, you have probably already thought about having your own space.Read the guide →Hotels07/09/2026 · MondayHotel gym: how to turn a shipping container into the amenity your guests value mostToday’s guests don’t just look at the room. They look at the spa, the pool and, increasingly, whether there is a space to train.Read the guide →The product03/09/2026 · ThursdayShipping container gym for your business: what it is and how it worksIf you are thinking about setting up a training space and want to avoid building work, rent and months of paperwork, you have probably heard of the shipping container gym.Read the guide →