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40 ft · High Cube · Four Season

LL-40

The One Most Sites Should Buy

Twice the floor, near-identical logistics. Getting a 40 to site costs about what a 20 costs — so unless the pad is tight, this is the better unit.

Floor320 sq ft
Trains4–8 at a time
Service50A / 240V
Lead Time6–8 weeks
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40' 0" 9' 6" GLAZING 50A SERVICE
LL-40 Side Elevation · 40 ft · High Cube · Four Season

Configure It

Three ways
to build it

Same shell, same envelope, same electrical. Switch the build type and the equipment, the layout and the throughput change with it. Everything here is drawn to scale.

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Interior Elevation · Near Wall Removed · Equipment Shown to Scale
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Floor Plan · Dimensions Nominal

Equipment Schedule — Balanced

Strength and conditioning in one box. A rack and bench at one end, rower and bike at the other, storage down the wall. The configuration that suits a mixed population training on rotation.

  1. 01Power Rack
  2. 02Adjustable Bench
  3. 03Bar & Plate Storage
  4. 04Adjustable Dumbbells
  5. 05Functional Trainer
  6. 06Rower
  7. 07Air Bike
  8. 08Ski Erg
  9. 09Kettlebell Rack
  10. 10Wall Storage

Trains 5–8 at a time

Equipment Schedule — Weight-Heavy

Built around the rack. Bars, bumpers, dumbbells and benches, with wall storage running the length so the floor stays clear. What most defence and worksite buyers ask for.

  1. 01Power Rack
  2. 02Adjustable Bench
  3. 03Power Rack
  4. 04Adjustable Bench
  5. 05Bar & Plate Storage
  6. 06Adjustable Dumbbells
  7. 07Flat Bench
  8. 08Functional Trainer
  9. 09Lifting Platform
  10. 10Wall Storage

Trains 4–6 at a time

Equipment Schedule — Cardio-Heavy

Highest throughput per square foot. Rowers, bikes and ski ergs with a kettlebell rack and a short sled track. The right answer when more people need to move through it faster.

  1. 01Rower
  2. 02Rower
  3. 03Ski Erg
  4. 04Ski Erg
  5. 05Air Bike
  6. 06Air Bike
  7. 07Kettlebell Rack
  8. 08Sled Track

Trains 6–8 at a time

Drawings are indicative and to scale. Final equipment selection is confirmed at quote.

At a Glance

Which build

Most buyers land on Balanced. Go weight-heavy for small, consistent groups; cardio-heavy when more people need to cycle through faster.

The Default

Balanced

Strength and conditioning in one box. A rack and bench at one end, rower and bike at the other, storage down the wall. The configuration that suits a mixed population training on rotation.

5–8 at a time

Strength

Weight-Heavy

Built around the rack. Bars, bumpers, dumbbells and benches, with wall storage running the length so the floor stays clear. What most defence and worksite buyers ask for.

4–6 at a time

Conditioning

Cardio-Heavy

Highest throughput per square foot. Rowers, bikes and ski ergs with a kettlebell rack and a short sled track. The right answer when more people need to move through it faster.

6–8 at a time

Specification

LL-40 · Full Spec

Everything a facilities manager needs to put this in a capital request. If it belongs in an RFP, it's on this page.

Footprint
40′ 0″ × 8′ 0″ · 320 sq ft
Interior Height
8′ 4″ finished (9′ 6″ high-cube shell)
Envelope
Closed-cell spray foam, vapour barrier, thermal break
Climate
HRV + two inverter mini-split heat pumps
Electrical
50A panel · expanded outlet count · LED · CAT6 and camera pre-wire
Interior
Steel framing, PVC or FRP cladding, commercial rubber flooring
Openings
Insulated man-door, fixed glazing, optional roll-up doors
Structure
Frame reinforcement, lifting points, forklift pockets, tie-downs
Certification
Engineer-stamped drawings to OBC · ESA inspected
Siting
Level gravel pad or piers · overhead crane placement

Finishes

Three levels

Most institutional buyers take the liveried option. It's the cheapest piece of visible infrastructure you'll ever brand.

01

Standard

Single-colour exterior, FRP interior. The default.

02

Signature

Two-tone exterior, mirrored end wall, upgraded lighting.

03

Liveried

Painted and decalled to your organisation’s identity.

Ordering

Spec to site in 6–8 weeks

We publish the timeline because almost nobody in this category will.

  1. 01

    Specify

    Pick the shell and the equipment package. Fixed configurations, so the price and the lead time are known before we talk.

  2. 02

    Quote

    A written quote against a published spec. Delivery and site preparation are quoted separately and honestly, because they depend on your access.

  3. 03

    Build

    Fabricated in Ontario to engineer-stamped drawings. ESA inspection before it leaves the shop. Six to eight weeks.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    Craned onto your pad. Connected, commissioned and handed over. Training the same day.

Tell us
the site.

Twenty minutes. Bring the location, the headcount and the power available.

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