With gym membership prices rocketing to a different level, many people have opted to invest wisely and build their own gym, one that’s cheaper to use. There are a few considerations that must be made before creating yours though, and we’re here to help you out.

Electricals – This is an important consideration, and it’s important to know how you want to a pathway for the electric to run to the garden where the gym is going to be built. A professional should be able to map it out and help you out if it’s a significantly long way up or down in your garden.

Next up the amount of equipment – you want in your gym is obviously vital. You don’t want to find that you’ve built it too small, or too big, and planning your gym on paper can make a difference.

Building type – Obviously another important consideration, and your gym could be in the form of a summer house, a brick building, a converted garage, a conservatory, pretty much anything, and considering your budget to the building type you want can is fundamental. It also gives you a targeted starting oints so you know what types of building you want to look at.