This article gives the real dimensions of a garden gym such as Supercubo Home and explains what else to bear in mind beyond the footprint of the module.
The question before any quote
A garden gym is not a piece of furniture that adapts to any corner. It is a structure with fixed dimensions, and those dimensions determine whether a garden is suitable as it is or whether another position within the plot is worth considering.
It is worth settling this before moving on to any conversation about design or price: it saves everyone time.
The dimensions of a Supercubo Home
Supercubo Home measures 3.00 × 2.50 × 2.50 metres, which gives a footprint of 7.5 m². It is an area designed for complete functional training: enough to move with ease, not a wardrobe with a mat inside.
In weight, the module is around 1,100 kg empty and up to 1,500 kg once the equipment is in. This figure matters less for deciding whether it fits in the garden and more for assessing access during delivery, which we discuss further on.
The real footprint in the garden
7.5 m² is the area the module itself occupies. It is a manageable figure: a little less than a parking space. Most gardens with some free space — not only large estates — can take a module of this size without compromising the rest of the garden’s use.
The space around the module counts too
The footprint of the gym is not the only relevant measurement. It is worth leaving space around it so the door can be opened comfortably, for periodic maintenance of the structure and, in some cases, for a crane or delivery vehicle to reach it during installation.
This margin for manoeuvre is assessed case by case: a garden with direct access from the street is not the same as a plot with a narrow passage or several changes of level before reaching the installation point.
What if my garden is small
A modest garden does not automatically rule out the option. What changes is the exact position within the plot: sometimes it makes sense to place the module against a boundary, orient it in a particular way or look at alternative access routes before deciding there is not enough space.
The recommendation is always the same: assess the specific case before discarding the idea on a first impression of the space available.
How to know whether your garden has enough space
The most reliable way is to measure the space available and also take into account the access to that point — the width of the entrance, any steps or changes of level, the distance from the street. With that information it is quick to assess whether the garden is suitable as it is or whether something needs adjusting.
Frequently asked questions
How much space does a Supercubo Home take up?
It has a footprint of 7.5 m² (3.00 × 2.50 metres) and is 2.50 metres high.
Do I need more than those 7.5 m² in my garden?
Yes, it is worth leaving a margin around the module to open the door, for maintenance and for delivery access during installation. That margin is assessed for each plot.
Can I install a garden gym if I have a small garden?
It depends on the specific case: the exact position within the plot and the access available can make a modest garden viable even when at first sight it seemed tight.
Is the weight of the module a problem for any ground?
The weight (1,100 kg empty, up to 1,500 kg equipped) is taken into account above all for delivery and access, less so for the ground itself, which is prepared and levelled before installation.