The mounting points
We locate solid wood or masonry behind each proposed fixing and check it against the equipment’s mounting instructions. Drywall alone is not a mounting point. Unclear wall construction means a pause, not a guess.
The work behind the room
A good fit starts
with a closer look.
Thrumdak fits home gyms one room at a time. We would rather adjust the plan at the measuring visit than discover a problem with a rack halfway through the door.
What we check
A garage slab and a basement floor can look similar and need different preparation. Rubber tiles cover the surface; they do not fix the floor underneath.
We check the floor before heavy racks go in. We ask what equipment and plates it will hold, look for cracks, uneven areas and damp spots, and check whether the floor rests on the ground or has space below it.
If the floor’s support is unclear, we pause and ask you to arrange a qualified assessment before installation. We do not decide how much weight an unknown floor can carry.
The space around it
We measure ceiling clearance, door travel and the route through the room. Mirrors and storage go where the rack, garage door and existing equipment can still move.
The finished work
We check the installed fittings, finish the floor edges, take away packaging and walk through the room with you. If something about our workmanship needs attention, tell us so we can look at it.
01 / Measure
A $75 appointment, credited toward an accepted installation. We work in Maple Crossing and within 20 miles, Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm.
02 / Agree
You get the equipment list, a room plan, any preparation needed and the written price. Nothing is ordered until you agree to the scope.
03 / Install
We agree on a time, confirm the access route, fit the room and clean up. November 1–30, 2026 booking is for starts from January 4, 2027.
Show us what you’re working with.
A basement, a garage, or a corner you want to put to use.