Studio Reformer

The frame height determines how high the carriage sits off the floor. The 14-inch height is standard for many studios, while the 18-inch and 24-inch heights are often preferred for easier accessibility, especially for users with mobility concerns or those who prefer a higher vantage point similar to a treatment table.

The system is designed for efficiency. Converting to Mat use involves detaching the springs, moving the carriage, and positioning the twin mat conversions, which is a straightforward process that does not require flipping or lifting the heavy carriage.

While it is a professional-grade machine used in top studios worldwide, it is absolutely suitable for home use if you have the space. It offers the same durability, smooth ride, and customization options for home practitioners who want a high-end, lifetime-investment piece of equipment.

Regular maintenance is simple but essential. You should clean the upholstery with mild soap and water, wash the loops, and regularly wipe down the tracks, wheels, and springs to ensure the ride remains smooth and quiet.

Yes, the Studio Reformer is highly customizable. You can choose from 30 different upholstery colors and 5 wood finishes, allowing you to tailor the aesthetic to fit your specific studio or home gym decor.

Yes, the Tower significantly expands your workout capabilities. It allows for movement in multiple planes of resistance, enabling you to perform exercises from the back and sides of the Tower, as well as on the Mat, providing a truly comprehensive full-body system.