Reformer with Tower Bundle
Reformer with Tower Bundle: One Purchase, the Whole Studio
A reformer with tower bundle puts a Pilates reformer and a tower attachment in your home or studio in one purchase. We're Australian owned and operated, and we help you choose, pay for and set it up. Browse the range, or try one at our Sydney showroom before you buy.
Browse reformer and tower bundles
The carriage and the tower
A reformer with tower bundle pairs a studio-grade carriage with an upright tower frame fixed at the foot end. You get the usual sliding carriage work, plus a vertical frame that adds spring-based bar and strap exercises to the same machine.
On our site this setup is listed as a half trapeze reformer, because the single-end tower gives you the extra exercises without the footprint of a full cadillac reformer.
What usually comes with the tower
Most configurations include the same core parts:
- A push-through bar
- Arm springs
- Leg springs
Some models also add a roll-down bar, so check each product page for the exact inclusions.
Why buy the bundle rather than a reformer alone
Buying the reformer and tower together means the two are designed to fit, so you are not matching a third-party frame to a carriage later. It also gives you more exercise variety from one footprint, which suits anyone who wants studio range without room for separate machines.
As with any Pilates equipment, proper form and qualified instruction matter. If you are returning from an injury, check with your physiotherapist or doctor before you begin.
Built to handle daily use
A tower bundle holds up to daily use when the materials are chosen for it, and that is how we look at the half trapeze reformer tower. The frame is brushed stainless steel with an automotive-grade finish.
Where hands and feet make contact, it has a sweat-resistant, easy-grip vulcanised rubber coating. The tower structure uses fine knot-less reforested wood with a satin matte finish.
We stock a full range for home or studio, so you can compare builds in person at our Sydney showroom.
Who a tower bundle suits
A reformer with tower bundle suits boutique studios, physiotherapy clinics and dedicated home practitioners. Here is why each might choose a tower over a standalone reformer:
- Boutique studios: one footprint offers both reformer and spring-based bar and strap work, so you can broaden your class timetable without adding a second piece of equipment.
- Physiotherapy clinics: the tower gives practitioners another way to set up exercises for clients within a single, familiar station. Clients with an injury should have clearance from their physiotherapist or doctor first.
- Dedicated home practitioners: you get a wider range of movement in your own space, without the room a full Cadillac setup demands.
How does a tower bundle compare with other setups?
A bundle sits between a standard reformer and a full Cadillac setup. Here is how the other options stack up.
Cadillac and full trapeze options
A full Cadillac setup gives you a dedicated table with a complete trapeze frame, which suits studios with room to spare. If you want trapeze work on a separate table, the Motion Pilates Cadillac Table package includes the table, trapeze frame and attachments in a Canadian Maplewood design with black upholstery.
A full trapeze reformer combines both in one frame, which can mean a larger footprint than a half trapeze. We stock these alongside our half trapeze range so you can compare them directly.
Foldable and complete package reformers
A foldable reformer is the practical pick when space is tight, though it won't carry a tower. Our apartment-living guide covers that trade-off in more detail.
If you want everything bundled for a clinic or studio, the Pioneer Pilates Clinical Full Track Reformer Package is a complete reformer package worth weighing against a tower bundle.
Start with how you'll actually use it, then pick the setup that fits your space and budget. A tower suits some rooms better than others.
Pilates Direct Team, Pilates Reformer & Equipment Specialists
Whichever setup you choose, proper form and qualified instruction matter, especially once springs and straps are involved.
Questions we hear about reformers with towers
How much space and ceiling clearance do I need?
A tower adds height at the foot end, so check your ceiling before you commit. Our team can talk through your room and the model you are considering, and our buyers' guide covers what to measure. We would rather confirm the fit with you now than have you find a problem on delivery day.
Can a reformer with a tower work in an apartment?
Often, yes, as long as you have the floor area and ceiling height. A half trapeze setup avoids the footprint of a full Cadillac. If space is tight, our apartment-living guide compares compact options.
Is a tower suitable for beginners?
Many beginners start on a reformer with a tower, but we recommend learning with a qualified Pilates instructor, especially before using the tower springs and bars.
Can I rent or pay in instalments?
Yes. We offer rent-to-own and a payment plan, so you can spread the cost. Ask our team which options apply to the bundle you are looking at, and we will confirm the current terms.
What do delivery and installation involve?
We handle delivery and installation, with aftercare support once your reformer is set up. Tell us about your access and room layout when you order so we can plan it properly.
I am recovering from an injury. Can I just start?
Please see your doctor or physiotherapist for clearance first. Our team is happy to help you choose equipment, but medical clearance comes before any new training.
Find the right bundle for your space
The easiest way to choose is to try a reformer and tower in our Sydney showroom. Tell us about your room and how you plan to train, and we will recommend a setup, then handle delivery and installation. Prefer to start small? Ask about rent-to-own.