Tel: 01371 238385
From your first contact by phone or email, David and Simon are personally involved in every stage of your gym design project — from initial consultation to final completion.
No project is too big or too small. Designer Fitness has delivered everything from compact home gyms—transforming spare rooms and garages into fully functional training spaces—to large-scale corporate design and build projects in collaboration with architects and commercial partners
Stage 1
Stage 1 – Consultation & Project Understanding
During the initial stage, we meet with our clients to gain a comprehensive understanding of the project. This includes assessing the available space, budget, and end-user requirements to ensure the design aligns perfectly with your goals.
As we are independent and not affiliated with any single manufacturer, we have the flexibility to select equipment that best suits each client’s needs and budget, drawing on our extensive knowledge of the fitness industry and equipment market.
Stage 2
Stage 2 – Design & Equipment Selection
In this stage, we focus on designing the optimal facility to meet your specific goals and requirements. For projects that require additional expertise, we collaborate with our in-house buildings manager and interior designer to ensure every detail is considered — from functionality to aesthetics.
We personally test and source the highest-quality equipment, always working within your budget. Thanks to our long-standing relationships with leading equipment manufacturers across projects of all sizes, we’re often able to secure trade discounts of between 10% - 40% off retail prices, ensuring exceptional value for our clients.
Stage 3
Stage 3 – Installation & Handover
Once the client has approved the final design and selected their preferred equipment, we ensure the space is fully prepared and optimised for gym use. Our team can source, coordinate, and manage any additional trades required to complete the project to the highest standard.
Additional Services
For Home Gyms:
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A complimentary 1-hour personal training session to help you become familiar with your new equipment
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Tailored training programmes designed specifically for your facility and fitness goals
For Commercial Gyms:
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Website design and development
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Personal trainer recruitment
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Fitness business consultancy to support your operational and strategic success
1. Payment Terms
Payment for all equipment supplied and installed by Designer Fitness Ltd. is due in accordance with the payment schedule set out in the quotation, invoice, or written agreement. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, full payment must be received within the stated payment period following installation.
2. Retention of Title
Ownership of the equipment shall remain with Designer Fitness Ltd. until the Company has received payment in full (in cleared funds) for:
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The equipment supplied;
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Delivery and installation charges;
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VAT and any other applicable taxes; and
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Any other agreed costs relating to the order.
Until ownership transfers, the Client agrees to:
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Keep the equipment in good condition;
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Not sell, transfer, hire out, or otherwise dispose of the equipment; and
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Ensure the equipment remains identifiable as the property of [Company Name].
3. Non-Payment
If payment is not received within the agreed terms, we will first seek to resolve the matter amicably and may issue a reminder notice.
If the account remains unpaid after reasonable notice has been given, Designer Fitness Ltd. reserves the right to:
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Suspend any ongoing service or warranty support; and/or
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Arrange for the recovery of the equipment.
The Client agrees to allow reasonable access to the premises, during normal business hours and upon prior notice, for the purpose of recovering equipment where payment has not been made in full.
4. Costs and Outstanding Balances
The Client may remain liable for any outstanding sums due under the agreement. Where applicable, we reserve the right to charge statutory interest and reasonable recovery costs in accordance with the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998.