What is a Pilates Tower?

The Pilates Tower, also known as the Wall Unit or Half Cadillac, is a vertical frame that attaches to a Reformer or mounts on a wall. It combines the benefits of the Cadillac with the compact footprint of a Reformer, making it an excellent choice for studios with limited space.

Tower System Advantages

• Space-saving design: Vertical frame maximizes exercise options without requiring extra floor space
• Versatile attachments: Includes push-through bar, roll-down bar, and various springs
• Reformer integration: Many Tower systems attach directly to Reformers
• Comprehensive workouts: Supports stretching, strengthening, and rehabilitation exercises
• Cost-effective: Combines two apparatuses in one unit

Exercises and Applications

Tower exercises include leg springs, arm springs, roll-downs, and push-through movements. The vertical orientation allows for unique exercises that challenge the body in different planes of motion, enhancing functional strength and flexibility.

Choosing a Tower System

When selecting a Tower, consider compatibility with your existing Reformer, spring quality, and frame stability. LongGlory Tower attachments are designed for seamless integration with our Reformers, providing a complete studio solution.