Core Collab’s range covers folding home reformers, fixed studio machines, tower and Cadillac systems, and strength-focused carriage machines. Start with the kind of programming and storage your room needs, then compare the exact configuration. A lower price does not tell you whether the machine includes a tower, sliding footbar or the accessories you need.
Choose the equipment family first
- Shared room or fold-away storage: consider the Eco Foldable and verify its stored footprint.
- Conventional Pilates in a dedicated space: compare Queen Studio, Queen 2.0, Studio Eco and their Full Track versions.
- Vertical spring work: compare the Queen and Eco tower configurations.
- Overhead Cadillac work: review the full Cadillac frame, ceiling clearance and package.
- Slow resistance training: consider Sculptformer or Dimi as a separate equipment category.
Compare the live range
Prices below reflect the current SimWellness listings when this guide was published. Check each product page for the selected finish, current price and availability. Footprint is equipment size, not the total exercise or instructor area.
| Model | Main distinction | Published footprint | Listed price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eco Foldable Pilates Reformer | Folding oak frame; six springs; box, jumpboard and platform | 98.4 in L × 31.1 in W | $2,399.00 |
| Queen Studio Pilates Reformer | Fixed aluminum reformer; six springs; box and jumpboard | Confirm with SimWellness | $2,999.00 |
| Studio Eco Pilates Reformer | Fixed oak reformer; six springs | 95 in L × 25 in W × 16 in H | $2,999.00 |
| Queen 2.0 Studio Pilates Reformer | Five springs; box, jumpboard and hard standing platform | Confirm with SimWellness | $3,199.00 |
| Full Track Queen Studio Pilates Reformer | Sliding full-track footbar; six springs | Confirm with SimWellness | $3,199.00 |
| Eco Studio Full Track Pilates Reformer | Full-length carriage track; three-position footbar | 97 in L × 25 in W × 16 in H | $3,199.00 |
| Queen Studio Pilates Reformer with Tower | Aluminum reformer plus vertical tower | 95 in L × 28 in W × 80 in H | $3,299.00 |
| Eco Pilates Reformer with Tower | Oak reformer plus tower; six reformer and four tower springs | 94 in L × 26 in W × 80 in H with tower | $3,299.00 |
| Cadillac Pilates Reformer | Wood reformer with full Cadillac frame | 96 in L × 26 in W × 82 in H | $3,999.00 |
| Queen Cadillac Pilates Reformer | Queen-format system with full-height Cadillac frame; confirm package | Confirm with SimWellness | $3,999.00 |
| Sculptformer Strength Reformer | Strength-focused steel-frame machine; eight springs | 126 in L × 33 in W | $8,499.00 |
| Dimi Compact Strength Reformer | Smaller strength-reformer configuration; confirm spring package | 114 in L × 26 in W | $7,999.00 |
Queen Studio and Queen 2.0 are different models
Queen Studio has six springs; Queen 2.0 has five. Both use an eight-wheel carriage, but do not treat the 2.0 name as proof that every feature or accessory is the same. Queen 2.0 includes a box, jumpboard, platform extender and standard hard standing platform. An additional padded platform is optional.
Full Track Queen and Eco Full Track do not mean the same footbar
Full Track Queen adds a footbar that slides along the track. Eco Full Track has a full-length carriage track and an adjustable three-position footbar. If your programming relies on moving the footbar along the machine, this distinction matters more than the shared Full Track name.
Tower or Cadillac?
A tower adds vertical spring attachments to a reformer. A full Cadillac includes an overhead frame, creating different clearance and programming requirements. Queen Tower lists an aluminum reformer; Eco Tower uses an oak base. The Wood Cadillac lists a 96 × 26 × 82 inch apparatus. Queen Cadillac’s dimensions and exact accessory manifest should be confirmed before ordering.
Use our Cadillac versus tower guide to decide which configuration suits the room and intended sessions.
Sculptformer and Dimi are a separate decision
These are strength-focused carriage machines for slow resistance training, rather than interchangeable replacements for a conventional Pilates reformer. Sculptformer’s listed footprint is 126 × 33 inches; Dimi’s is 114 × 26 inches. Do not infer Dimi’s exact spring or accessory package from the larger model.
Read Pilates reformer versus strength reformer before choosing the machine for a studio programme.
Check the finish image and availability
Not every listed finish has a manufacturer photograph. Where a finish-specific image is unavailable, the product page identifies the reference gallery rather than suggesting that another color is your selection. Available to order can also mean preorder or custom manufacture. Confirm the finish and delivery schedule before committing to an opening date.
Allow working space and plan delivery
Core Collab’s maintenance guide recommends at least 0.6 m, roughly 24 inches, of free space around equipment. Exercises, instructor access, tower springs and ceiling height may require more. Check the delivery route, turning space and door openings as well as the final room.
Shipping is included within the contiguous United States. In-stock dispatch is generally 3–5 business days after supplier payment clears, with transit and appointment scheduling additional; custom orders generally require 8–12 weeks. Installation and upgraded delivery must be confirmed for your order.
What should I send for a studio quote?
Share the models and finishes, quantities, room dimensions, ceiling height, delivery ZIP code, stairs or loading restrictions and intended opening date. This gives the team enough information to check the configuration and practical delivery requirements.
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Specifications are based on Core Collab’s product pages and reseller documentation. Where a model’s published information conflicts or is incomplete, the guide calls for confirmation rather than assuming a specification.
