Sheet A-03 / Basement Buildout / 9593
Rubber floor, sauna power, clean clearance.
The exercise room should be a durable utility buildout: rubber mat rolls, gym equipment clearance, sauna fit, one bulkhead, HVAC service access, and a dedicated 240V sauna run if the sauna stays in scope.
Current Read
Make the gym durable and boring.
Protect mechanical service.
Recommendation
Make the gym durable and boring.
This room should use simple durable materials, clean electrical, and enough HVAC/mechanical access to avoid future service headaches. Premium spend belongs in the theater decision.
Scope Boundary
Protect mechanical service.
The gym should not absorb dance LVP or theater finishes. It needs rubber flooring, wall protection or mirrors if chosen, outlets, 240V sauna planning, bulkhead clarity, and HVAC service clearance.
Quote Ledger
Numbers with gates.
The useful number so far is Victory's room line, but it still needs the exact material and service assumptions written.
| Source | Scope | Number | Read | Gate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Victory gym room | GC finish line | $25,760 | Includes gym mats and dedicated 240V sauna run before shared discount. | Clarify mat product, prep, electrical owner, warranty, and exclusions. |
| Rubber mat rolls | Floor direction | Selected direction | Exercise-room portion is definitely rubber mat rolls. | Confirm thickness, roll width, seams, odor/VOC, transitions, and subfloor prep. |
| Sauna electrical | Power | 240V | Victory includes a dedicated 240V run; sauna remains possible. | Confirm amperage, panel capacity, disconnect, permit, and final sauna model requirements. |
| HVAC clearance | Mechanical access | About 2 ft | Brian flagged roughly 2 feet of clearance around HVAC for service. | Write clearance into framing and layout before walls lock. |
Marked Details
What matters on this sheet.
One expected
Brian said only one exercise-room bulkhead is needed. Keep that visible in GC scope review.
Choose early
Decide whether mirrors, impact panels, or plain finished walls make sense before finish bids are final.
Planning use only
The precise engineering set remains useful as source reconciliation, but should not be represented as sealed permit engineering.