- Trapeze structure made from stainless steel; engineered and built for stability. All moving sections are locked into place using indexing hand knobs – just pull to unlock the position, slide to the new position, and release hand knob to lock position.

- Trapeze base frame is made from Canadian Maple, that has a smooth and lustrous satin finish. Rectangular frame sections are built with lapped and fitted joints, remaining joints are either doweled or slotted to provide stability and durability.

- Aluminium parts are anodized for strength and durability, whilst reducing friction, preventing oxidation and eliminating "black dust."

- Four broad, solid and beautifully made trapeze connection points for connecting the trapeze frame to that of the timber frame provides maximum stability which also disperses the stress of trapeze associated activities evenly throughout the frame.

- Bed height is ideal for exercises in sitting, standing or lying positions (see below measurements). For client assisted work, the table height allows the physician to comfortably attend to their client's needs.

- Padded Hanging Trapeze Bar comes complete with two (2) short heavy (red) springs with protective covers to avoid pinching.

- Equipped with Push Through Bar and Solid Roll-Down Bar.

- Push Through Bar made from anodized aluminium and is adjustable to three (3) heights (pinch point tested).  Comes inclusive of a Push Through Bar Safety Strap facilitating upward resistance exercises by limiting the fall of the Push Through Bar.

- Upon the top horizontal bars is the horizontal sliding bar. Here hangs the removable padded hanging trapeze. This sliding bar is secured by index hand knobs. To move, lightly pull down on the handles to release the sliding bar and turn these to secure their retaining pins. This allows the user to then slide the bar to the desired position. The released the index hand knobs then click into position where wanted.

- A vertically adjustable horizontal bar located at one end of the trapeze frame and above the reformer foot bar, allows the user to define the height of their spring connection point for exercises from either upon the mat or outside the frame.

- Push Down Bar, located at the foot end of the bed [opposite the head rest end], allows for arm and leg exercises from either the seated or laying down position [for example, face down, lying on chest]. Having its own spring bar located beneath the table, with four spring bar positions, you can vary the resistance of an exercise. Also, one or two springs can be connected at any one time, so resistance can be further varied. Lighter and heavier springs are available to vary the resistance range even further. This Push Down Bar is very torsionally stiff, so either having one spring, or pushing down on the bar upon one side sees this bar remaining nice and square to the user.

- Various spring attachment sites offer good functionality.

- Trapeze short springs with snap clips: two (2) light (yellow) and two (2) medium (green).

- Trapeze long springs with snap clips: two (2) light (yellow) and two (2) medium (green).

- Single Looped Handles (1 pair).

- Fluffies (1 pair).  Our fluffies can be looped directly on the trapeze horizontal bar, or via two included carabineer clips for connecting these to springs, the hanging trapeze, or the various bolt eye positions found on the trapeze frame or sliding sections.

- Padded foot plate that locks between the vertical trapeze posts at the footbar end. This allows the user to brace themselves against this plate with legs together, rather than against the outer vertical trapeze posts.

- Headrest extender.

The Trapeze Table/Cadillac should be used by only one person at a time and not weighing over 150kgs. Maximum weight limit for performing exercises while hanging from the horizontals, or fully suspended type exercises, is 90kgs.

Total Tower Height: 2180mm

Bed Width: 700mm

Bed Height: 620mm

Bed Length: 2170mm (excluding Headrest Extender and Push Down Bar)

The Trapeze Table/Cadillac should be used by only one person at a time and not weighing over 150kgs. Maximum weight limit for performing exercises while hanging from the horizontals, or fully suspended type exercises, is 90kgs.