A light workout

TRILUX has been selected by Just GYM, a prominent Polish fitness club chain, for its unique state-of-the-art lighting. This partnership ensures optimal training conditions, energy efficiency and a cohesive modern design, enhancing the overall ambience and functionality of the fitness clubs.

Just GYM Fitness Clubs in Poland, known for their fully automated centres, have partnered with TRILUX to maintain high design, lighting quality, efficiency and intelligence standards. This collaboration has transformed the fitness clubs into attractively designed, large-scale training environments with a futuristic, modern ambience.

One of the key challenges was ensuring that the lighting provided optimal visual conditions for various training areas, while also blending harmoniously with the dynamic and modern interior. TRILUX overcame this by designing the luminaires’ functionality to match each room’s specific characteristics perfectly.

The E-Line Next LED with prismatic optics gives the practice rooms a unique character. Other areas were equipped with Siella, Ambiella and Oleveon Fit luminaires. Overall, a cohesive and functional lighting concept has been developed, which harmonises perfectly with the character of each room and can be flexibly replicated across different branches.

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