Gymfrog · Solid wood Pilates apparatus

Solid wood.
Serious Pilates.

A complete range of wooden Pilates equipment — from the reformer that folds into your living room to the Cadillac that anchors a studio. One workshop, one standard of wood.

Folding reformers · Reformers · Cadillac · Chairs · Barrels · Accessories

Solid wood apparatus · Shipped across the EU

Solid wood, not veneer

One-hand hydraulic fold

400 kg working load

Standard parts, ten years

Studio-grade, home-sized

  • Solid wood

    Every frame is cut, joined and oiled hardwood — never veneer over chipboard.

  • Ten years

    Frame warranty across the range. Springs and parts covered for one.

  • Standard parts

    Springs, ropes and straps stay replaceable, years after the order.

  • One workshop

    Prepared to order, packed in a crate, shipped across Europe.

The range

Every apparatus. One workshop.

The line starts with the reformers on sale today and grows into the full apparatus catalogue — each machine on the same frames, the same finish, the same warranty.

Reformer vs. home gym

Why reformer Pilates
works harder.

Gymfrog

Home gym

Guided resistance — springs, not dumbbells

Hundreds of exercises on one frame

Low impact — kind to knees and joints

Progression built in, first class to advanced

Every Gymfrog frame ships with the full spring and pulley set — no add-on purchases.

Which one fits

Choose by the room,
not by the spec sheet.

01 · Small room, shared

Fold it away

€1.699

Folded: 1,220 × 675 × 470 mm, on castors

Hydraulic fold, one hand, no tools. It stands against the wall like a wardrobe door and the room goes back to being a room.

See the folding reformer

02 · A room of its own

Leave it open

€2.199

Open: 2,410 × 720 × 995 mm, 400 kg capacity

No hinges, no castors. Aluminium guide rails and a fixed frame — set it up once and it stays where the light is.

See the fixed-frame reformer

03 · Studio floor

Multiply it

From €1.699

2–6 machines · one delivery window

Floor plan, colour matching and freight planned as one order. Four reformers is the usual first delivery for a new studio.

Plan the room

The mechanism

The fold is hydraulic.
That's the whole argument.

  • Release the catch and the strut takes the weight. The frame folds in one motion, one hand, no tools.
  • Folded it stands 1,220 mm tall and 470 mm deep — the width of a doorway — on four castors.
  • Open it again and the springs are where you left them. Tension doesn't reset when the frame folds.
See the reformer
floor run, open hydraulic fold
Side elevation, drawn to scale Shown open, at full length
Solid red oakHardwood, oiled — sanded and refreshed in place rather than replaced.

Why solid wood

Wood, not veneer.

A reformer carries your body weight through four points, several hundred times a session. Veneer over plywood softens at the joints long before it looks worn.

Every frame in the range is cut, joined and oiled, then shipped assembled wherever the carrier allows. Springs, ropes and straps stay standard parts, so a machine bought this year can still be looked after in ten.

  • Frames Solid hardwood
  • Finish Oiled, renewable in place
  • Warranty Ten years on the frame

For studios & instructors

Opening a studio?
We plan the room, not just the order.

Equipment mix, floor plan, colour matching and one freight window instead of a date. Send the plan and how many people train at once — the answer comes from the workshop that will cut the frames.

Plan my studio→A person in the workshop replies, usually within one working day.
  1. 01 Send the floor planRoom dimensions, how many machines, and whether the floor is above a neighbour.
  2. 02 We name the mixFolding where the room doubles up, fixed where it doesn't. One price sheet, no options maze.
  3. 03 One delivery windowFrames prepared together, crated together, delivered inside a window you can plan around.

Watch

See it used, see it folded

Installation guides

Film

One room, a full studio — a daily practice in a small apartment

How-to

Folding and unfolding, start to finish

How-to

Spring tension: finding your setup

Setup

What arrives and how to set it up

How it reaches you

Four steps, then it is just furniture.

Nothing here sits in a warehouse waiting for a sale. The machine is prepared after you order it — slower, and the only way to keep the frame and the finish under one roof.

01

Choose with a person

Tell us the room, the practice and the machine you have in mind. We name one model — and say so when a cheaper one does the same job.

02

Prepared to your order

Frame oiled, springs fitted, packed on a pallet inside a wooden crate.

03

Delivered to the door

Curbside freight across Europe, with a two-person carry option for stairwells.

04

First session

Forty minutes with the setup film, and the room is yours. The first thing you notice is how little noise wood makes.

Every step is answered by the same inbox — the one the workshop reads.

Shipping and lead times

Reform your space.

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Delivered like furniture

Palletised freight across Europe, with a two-person carry option at checkout.

Standard parts

Springs, ropes, straps and castors — replaceable, years after the order.

Ten-year frame warranty

Ten years on every wooden frame, one on parts. Repaired, not argued about.

Answered by the maker

Clearance, fabric samples or a strange noise — a person replies, usually within a day.

Before you buy

The questions that decide it

Everything that isn't here — fabric samples, lead times for a colour, whether it will go up your stairs — is answered by a person.

The workshop answers on weekdays.Usually within one working day — a person, not a ticket number.