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Every week you will find articles here on garden gyms, CLT timber, short routines, how to fit training into home life… and much more.
16/11/2026 · MondayA garden gym for couples who train togetherTraining as a couple has its own needs: enough space for both to move at the same time without getting in each other’s way, and an atmosphere that does not depend on sharing a slot with strangers in a conventional gym.Read the guide
12/11/2026 · ThursdayThe process of buying a Supercubo Home, step by stepBefore deciding, it is reasonable to want to know what the whole process looks like: what steps there are between the first contact and the day the module is installed in the garden.Read the guide
09/11/2026 · MondayFunctional training at home: why the cube format fits better than a traditional gym roomFunctional training does not need a room full of fixed machines: it needs free space, a suitable floor and a few versatile pieces.Read the guide
05/11/2026 · ThursdayWhat equipment a designer garden gym includesBuying a garden gym should not mean buying an empty box and then working out, little by little, what to put inside.Read the guide
02/11/2026 · MondayA garden gym all year round: how it behaves in each seasonOne of the usual hesitations before deciding on a garden gym is thinking it is only useful for a few months a year: fine in summer, poor in winter.Read the guide
29/10/2026 · ThursdaySound insulation: how to train without disturbing anyone (or being disturbed)Training at home has an objection that is rarely said out loud until the moment comes: what about the noise?Read the guide
26/10/2026 · MondayThermal insulation in a garden gym: why it matters in summer and in winterA garden gym is used twelve months a year, not only in the mild seasons.Read the guide
22/10/2026 · ThursdayHow much space do I need for a garden gymBefore asking for any quote, almost everyone asks the same question: will this fit in my garden?Read the guide →19/10/2026 · MondayThe new luxury is a space of your own: from objects to wellbeing at homeFor decades, luxury was something you showed: a bag, a watch, a car.Read the guide →15/10/2026 · ThursdayA home with a wellness space: wellbeing is now part of how a house is chosenFor years, a home was described in square metres, bedrooms and orientation.Read the guide →12/10/2026 · MondayWellness real estate: what it is and why it is reaching the detached homeWellness real estate means homes and spaces designed to look after the health of the people who live in them.Read the guide →08/10/2026 · ThursdayA garden gym in a gated community: what to bear in mindInstalling a garden gym in a high-end gated community has particular features that do not always come up when thinking about the project in general terms.Read the guide →05/10/2026 · MondayDesigner prefabricated gym: what to look for before choosing one‘Prefabricated’ does not have to mean ‘generic’. There are more and more prefabricated gyms on the market, and not all of them start from the same level of design or the same quality of material.Read the guide →01/10/2026 · ThursdayTimber gym module: why timber and not metal or PVCThree broad families of materials share the market for outdoor modules: timber, metal and PVC (or similar synthetic materials).Read the guide →28/09/2026 · MondayA home gym without giving up a room: the garden alternativeMany people who consider having a gym at home reach the same dilemma: which room do I sacrifice?Read the guide →24/09/2026 · ThursdayOutdoor home gym: why more and more homes have oneThe term ‘home gym’ began as a room in the house with a couple of machines.Read the guide →21/09/2026 · MondayArchitecture for wellbeing: what it means for a garden gym‘Architecture for wellbeing’ is not an empty slogan: it is a concrete way of making design decisions.Read the guide →17/09/2026 · ThursdayDesigner garden gym: when architecture trains tooThere are garden gyms designed to work, and there are garden gyms designed to work and to be architecture as well.Read the guide →14/09/2026 · MondayGarden gym shed: what sets any old shed apart from a module designed for trainingSearching for ‘garden gym shed’ usually leads to catalogues of general garden sheds, where ‘gym’ appears as one more use among storeroom, studio or guest room.Read the guide →10/09/2026 · ThursdayCLT timber module: what it is and why it is the best choice for an outdoor gymCross-laminated timber, CLT, is one of the most widely used materials in modern timber architecture, and it is the material Supercubo Home is built from.Read the guide →07/09/2026 · MondayHow much a garden gym costs: what drives the priceA Supercubo Home, Essential model, costs €19,710 + VAT (€23,849.10 incl.Read the guide →03/09/2026 · ThursdayGarden gym: the complete guide to choosing yoursA garden gym is no longer an unusual idea. More and more homes with a garden, terrace or estate are adding a space of their own for training, separate from the house but a step away from it.Read the guide →