| Product name | Maple Reformer Trapeze Combination |
| Brand Name | OEM/ODM |
| Material | Canadian Maple Wood |
| Product Size | 2280*685*2120mm |
| Package Size | 2300*705*555mm |
| Gross Weight | 188KG |
| Net Weight | 158KG |
| Color | Customized According To Customer Needs |
| Logo | Acceptable |
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model No. | ATP-FM002S |
| Product name | Maple Reformer Trapeze Combination |
| Frame material | Canadian maple |
| Product size | 2,280 × 685 × 2,120 mm |
| Package size | 2,300 × 705 × 555 mm |
| Gross weight | 188 kg |
| Net weight | 158 kg |
| Colour | Made to your requirements |
| Logo | Can be added |
| Brand | OEM/ODM |
| Manufacturer | Dezhou ATOP Fitness Technology Co., Ltd |
| Country of origin | China |
Canadian maple is the reason this machine can carry a reformer, a tower and a trapeze on one structure. Hard maple is dense, stable and quiet under load, so the frame stays rigid when a client pushes hard off the footbar or hangs from the trapeze bar, and the tower fittings keep their alignment through years of daily classes. Wood also behaves well in a treatment room: it feels warm under the hands and holds its appearance better than a painted surface that gets scuffed by rings, buckles and equipment. All three stations are built into the same frame rather than bolted on as separate pieces, which is what keeps the carriage travel smooth and the machine predictable when several instructors use it every day.
As an OEM/ODM manufacturer of premium Pilates equipment, we support customized color and logo options to match your brand requirements. Our portfolio covers reformer-based and reformer-combination systems, giving buyers flexible solutions for different training setups. We focus on solid build quality, smooth operation, and dependable supply support, making it easier to source equipment for your business with confidence.
A standard reformer gives you the sliding carriage only. Here the same frame carries a Cadillac tower with its springs and bars and a trapeze bar overhead, so you can run reformer, tower and suspended work without buying a second machine or giving up a second floor position. As a pilates reformer factory, we supply the combination as one complete unit rather than as add-on parts.
They are part of the machine. The tower frame and trapeze bar are built onto the same Canadian maple structure as the carriage, so nothing arrives as a bolt-on accessory to a studio pilates reformer and nothing has to be added later to complete the setup. When you confirm your order we will list exactly what is included, so there is no gap on the day it lands.
Yes. Colour is made to your requirements and a logo can be added, which is why studios often standardise a room around one finish. Send a colour reference and your artwork before production starts, and check the final shade against a physical sample — maple grain takes stain slightly differently from panel to panel. Every custom Pilates Reformer is finished to the colour you confirm.
Both. The carriage works like a standard studio reformer for group and private classes, while the tower and trapeze allow supported, partial-weight positions that are hard to set up on a floor-level machine alone. Clinics and physiotherapy rooms use that range to take a client from assisted movement back to full reformer work inside one session.
The carriage runs on its rails at floor level, the tower rises from the head end of the same frame, and the trapeze bar sits above the carriage. All three stay permanently in place, so switching between reformer, tower and trapeze work means changing position on the machine rather than changing the machine. Because the three stations are tied into one structure, the frame stays stiff and the carriage travel stays consistent.
Wipe down the carriage, bars and maple frame with a mild cleaner after sessions, and keep water and harsh solvents off the wood. Check the tower and trapeze fittings, the carriage travel and the moving parts on a regular schedule of your own, and tighten anything that works loose. Keep the machine out of direct heat and damp; a short, repeated check keeps it quiet and predictable when several instructors share it.
