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Two stations,
one footprint.
Reformer work and vertical spring work on the same frame. The tower is part of the machine, not a second unit bolted to the wall.
Classic Pilates Red Oak Reformer Tower Latte
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€2.399,00
€2.799,00
€400,00 OFF
OR
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€399,83
6 or 4 interest-free payments
(€599,75 x 4)
Tax included. Free curbside delivery across the EU.
One Machine, Two Workout Stations
The GYMFROG Classic Red Oak Reformer with Tower combines a full-size studio reformer and a matched spring tower in a single machine — reformer work and vertical spring training, no second purchase needed. Full-board solid red oak, upgraded aluminum rails, and a 400 kg capacity, in your choice of White, Black, or Latte.
Why Choose the Tower Model
- Expand beyond the carriage. The integrated tower with 8 color-coded springs (4 blue, 4 yellow) unlocks arm series, standing work, and tower conversions on the same footprint.
- Upgraded aluminum alloy rails. Smoother carriage glide and far less wear than wood-on-wood tracks — the feel of a commercial studio machine.
- Whisper-quiet sessions. Precision rails and dampened movement keep workouts silent — no squeaks, no creaks, no disturbed neighbors or classes.
- Full-board solid red oak. Not veneer, not composite — maximum rigidity for daily studio use, backed by a 10-year frame warranty.
- 400 kg load capacity. Among the highest in its class — safe for every client, every jump sequence, every day.
- GYMFROG original design. Engineered and developed in-house — not a rebranded generic.
Made for Real Training
Boutique studios running reformer and tower classes back-to-back. Rehab and physio spaces that need supported vertical spring exercises. Home athletes ready to move beyond carriage-only routines. Set it up once, trust it for years — in White, Black, or Latte.
Specifications
| Frame Material | Full-board solid red oak |
| Reformer Dimensions | 2410 × 720 × 995 mm (94.9" × 28.3" × 39.2") |
| Tower | Integrated spring tower, 8 color-coded springs (4 blue / 4 yellow) |
| Rails | Upgraded aluminum alloy |
| Available Colors | White / Black / Latte |
| Max User Weight | 400 kg (880 lbs) |
| Noise Level | Whisper-quiet glide system |
| In the Box | Reformer frame, tower, 8 springs (4 blue, 4 yellow), 1 square box, 1 jump board, 1 headrest, 2 shoulder pillows, 2 lanyard posts, 2 drawstrings |
FAQ
- Does this reformer fold? No — the Classic is a fixed studio build. If you need storage, see our foldable red oak model with one-hand hydraulic folding.
- Can I use the reformer and tower at the same time? Not at the same moment — one person uses the carriage and the tower in sequence, which is how tower classes are taught. What you get is two class formats on one footprint.
- How many tower springs are included? Eight color-coded springs — 4 blue and 4 yellow — covering a light-to-heavy resistance range.
- What's the weight limit? 400 kg (880 lbs) — suitable for all users, including commercial studio use.
- Does it come in other colors? Yes — White, Black, and Latte, all with the same solid red oak body.
Warranty & Support
Frame covered by a 10-year warranty; accessories covered for 1 year. Ships flat-packed and partially assembled with setup instructions included.
1. Delivery — free, curbside, and dated
Shipped on a pallet, partly assembled: the frame, the tower and the springs travel together. EU freight is typically 30–50 working days from order, and you get a delivery window by email before the carrier calls. Two-person carry is available on request for stairwells — the frame arrives as one 2,410 mm piece.
2. 30-day return policy
Unused, in its original crate, within 30 days. Return freight on a pallet is the buyer's cost unless the machine arrived damaged. See the return policy.
3. Warranty — 10 years on the frame
Ten years on the oak frame, one year on parts (springs, ropes, upholstery). Covers non-accidental structural failure and natural functional issues. See the warranty terms.
Classic Pilates Red Oak Reformer Tower Latte
Angebot€2.399,00
Regulärer Preis€2.799,00
Two stations,
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Eight springs,
colour-coded.
Four blue, four yellow. The tension a client trained on is visible at a glance, so the setup can be repeated instead of guessed.
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400 kg,
not 300.
A commercial rating. Every jump sequence, every client, back-to-back classes.
Designed in the details
Look at the tower
before you decide.
Three close-ups of what separates this from a reformer with a frame bolted on: the rail the carriage rides, the spring bank, the pulleys at the top of the tower.
Aluminium rail joint
The carriage runs on aluminium alloy, not on a groove cut into timber — the joint that is still tight after a thousand classes.
Springs, marked by colour
Four blue, four yellow. The tower's tensions read at a glance, so the setup you trained on last week is the one you can set again.
Tower pulleys & ropes
Pulleys bolt to the tower frame. Ropes, straps and posts stay standard parts, replaceable years later.
Integrated towerBuilt onto the same oak frame — no wall mount, no separate footprint, nothing to fix to the building.
The frame
Oak outside. Aluminium where it moves.
A reformer carries your body weight through four points, several hundred times a session — and a tower adds a standing load on top of that. Veneer over plywood softens at the joints long before it looks worn.
The tower is not an accessory that clamps on. It is built into the same full-board red oak frame, which is why the machine does not have to stand against a wall and why studio owners can put two of them back to back.
The carriage rides on aluminium alloy rails instead of a timber groove — that is where the silence and the long life come from.
- Frame Full-board solid red oak
- Tower Integrated · 8 springs
- Rated load 400 kg
The argument
€200 more than the Classic. It buys a second workstation.
A reformer and a separate tower is two purchases, two delivery slots and two things taking up floor. The Tower is the Classic frame with the spring station built in — same oak, same rails, same 400 kg — for €200 more than the non-tower build.
If you only ever train on the carriage, take the Classic and save the difference. If your classes run reformer first and tower second, this is the machine that already has both.
The Gymfrog workshopDesigned and built in-house
Compare with the Classic reformer-
2,410 × 720 mm
Footprint, plus footbar clearance
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995 mm
Height at the tower
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8 springs
4 blue · 4 yellow
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400 kg
Rated user weight
In the crate
Everything needed
for the first session.
Frame, tower and springs ship together on one pallet, partly assembled. The tools and the setup guide travel with it, so nothing else has to be ordered.
- Reformer frame1
- Spring tower1
- Tower springs8
- Square box1
- Jump board1
- Headrest1
- Shoulder pillows2
- Lanyard posts2
- Drawstrings & ropes2
Tower springs arrive matched in pairs — four blue, four yellow.
Before delivery
One piece.
Two and a half metres.
The Tower does not fold, so it travels the last few metres as a 2,410 mm frame with the tower standing on it. Ten minutes with a tape measure now is the difference between a delivery and a return.
Measure the route
- The frame arrives as one 2,410 mm piece — measure the doorway, not just the room
- 995 mm at the tower: check ceiling height in a basement or attic room
- Pallet delivery, curbside, partly assembled — two-person carry available on request
For studios & instructors
Reformer class at nine.
Tower class at ten.
One machine, two formats, no second footprint. Send the floor plan and the timetable — the answer includes how many towers you actually need, and where the rest can be carriage-only.
- 01 Share your setupStudio size, class formats, how many machines, and the destination.
- 02 Get the configuration rightHow many tower machines against how many carriage-only, which finishes, and lead times.
- 03 Confirm the full pictureWritten price, delivery scope and after-sales terms — before any deposit.
Questions, answered
Practical answers first.
Anything not here — fabric samples, a finish's lead time, whether it goes up your stairs — is answered by a person.
The workshop answers on weekdays.Usually within one working day.
Does the tower need to be fixed to a wall?
No. The tower is built into the reformer frame, not mounted on the building — so it can stand in the middle of a room, back to back with another machine, and it moves with you if you relocate the studio.
Can two people train on it at the same time?
Not at the same moment — the carriage and the tower are used in sequence by one person, which is how tower classes are taught anyway. What you get is two class formats from one machine and one footprint: reformer at nine, tower at ten.
How much room does it need?
2,410 × 720 mm on the floor, 995 mm at the top of the tower, plus clearance for the footbar. Because it does not fold and does not sit against a wall, plan the room around the machine rather than the other way round.
What weight does it hold?
400 kg rated user weight — the highest in our range, and the reason studios buy it for daily class use.
How many springs, and what are they for?
Eight on the tower — four blue, four yellow — plus the carriage springs. The colour coding is the tension, so a client's setup can be reproduced class after class instead of counted out again.
What is in the crate?
The frame with the tower built on, eight tower springs, a square box, a jump board, a headrest, two shoulder pillows, two lanyard posts and the ropes and drawstrings — plus the tools and setup guide.
How does it arrive, and how long does delivery take?
On a pallet, curbside, partly assembled. EU freight is typically 30–50 working days from order, with a delivery window by email before the carrier calls. Two-person carry is worth taking for stairwells — the frame is one 2,410 mm piece. See delivery and lead times.
What does the warranty cover?
Ten years on the frame, one year on parts — springs, ropes and upholstery. Warranty service starts with writing to us and a photograph of the fault; occasionally we ask for the component back for inspection.
The workshop answers on weekdays.Usually within one working day.