CORTEX PT-105 Commercial Power Tower

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CORTEX PT-105 Commercial Power Tower If you train calisthenics at home and want one frame for pull-ups, dips and knee raises, the CORTEX PT-105 holds 250 kg on the chin-up bar and 300 kg on the dip arms. The multi-grip bar gives you wide, neutral and close hand positions, and the dip arms fold away when you need the floor space back. Know this up front: at 219 cm tall it needs a room with real ceiling height, so measure before you buy. It also arrives flat-packed and takes two people around 30 to 45 minutes to build with the included spanner. Is This Power Tower Right for You? This power tower is right for you if: You want to train chin-ups, pull-ups, dips and knee raises in one frame at home You're a multi-grip user who switches between wide, neutral and close grips on the pull-up bar You need to fold the dip arms away and store the frame against a wall when not in use You and anyone sharing it weigh well under the 250 kg bar and 300 kg dip limits Look at our other power towers if: You want a barbell setup for squats and bench, look at our other power racks You're chasing loaded leg work like squats or deadlifts, look at our other strength category You have under 219 cm of ceiling height, this stands 219 cm tall and needs clearance for full hangs You'd rather a single-grip bar bolted to the wall than a free-standing 50.4 kg frame At a Glance Commercial-Grade Steel Frame, rated to 300 kg on dips and knee raises Multi-Grip Pull-Up Bar, chin-up and wide-grip positions in one Foldable Dip Arms, fold away when not in use to save space Non-Slip Rubber Feet, stable on all floor types Six Exercise Functions, chin-ups, pull-ups, push-ups, dips, knee raises, core work Compact Vertical Design, 118 cm deep, fits snug against a wall or in a corner 50.4 kg Build Weight, heavy enough to stay put during intense sessions 12-Month Warranty, full parts coverage from CORTEX 4-in-1 Power Tower, Pull-Ups, Dips, Knee Raises, Push-Ups One frame covers four bodyweight stations, so you can train your back, chest, arms and core without a single dumbbell. It sits in a footprint of 118.2 cm by 87 cm, small enough for a spare room or garage corner. Four training stations: chin-ups, pull-ups, push-ups, dips, knee raises and core work Footprint: 118.2 cm L x 87 cm W Standing height: 219 cm Non-slip rubber feet keep the base planted during pull-ups What this means for you: If floor space is tight, this one station replaces several pieces of upper-body kit. Multi-Grip Pull-Up Bar, 250 kg Rated The multi-grip bar lets you switch between wide, neutral and close hand positions to hit your lats, traps and biceps from different angles. It carries a 250 kg load rating, so heavier lifters and anyone adding a weight belt has plenty of headroom. Max load on the chin-up bar: 250 kg Wide, neutral and close grip positions Suits pull-ups, chin-ups and assisted variations What this means for you: The grip options mean one bar covers most upper-back and bicep movements you'd want to train. Fold-Up Dip Handles, 300 kg Rated The dip arms fold flat against the frame when you're not using them, which clears space and opens the front of the tower for push-ups and knee raises. Folded or down, the dip and knee-raise station is rated to 300 kg. Max load on dip and knee-raise station: 300 kg Foldable dip arms free up space when stowed Supports dips, push-ups and knee raises What this means for you: Fold the arms away and the same frame handles core and push movements without getting in the way. Commercial-Grade Steel Frame, 50.4 kg The frame uses commercial-grade steel and weighs 50.4 kg, which gives it the mass to stay still while you swing through a set of pull-ups. Non-slip rubber feet grip the floor and stop the base from creeping during dips. Commercial-grade steel construction Net weight: 50.4 kg Non-slip rubber feet for floor grip Combined station ratings up to 300 kg Backed by a 12-month warranty handled by us What this means for you: The weight and steel gauge mean the tower feels planted rather than wobbly under load. Back and Bicep Training, Pull-Ups and Chin-Ups Wide-grip pull-ups load your lats and upper back, while close-grip chin-ups shift more of the work onto your biceps. Switching grips on the same bar lets you build a full back and arm session from one station. Wide grip targets lats and upper back Close and neutral grips bias the biceps Chin-up bar rated to 250 kg for belt-loaded sets What this means for you: You can run a complete vertical-pull session without leaving the frame. Chest and Triceps Training, Dips and Push-Ups The dip station works your chest and triceps through a full range, and leaning forward shifts more load to the chest. Push-up handles at the base let you press from a deeper position than the floor allows. Dip station rated to 300 kg Lean forward for chest bias, stay upright for triceps Push-up handles for a deeper press range What this means for you: Dips plus push-ups cover most of your pressing volume with no bench needed. Core Training, Hanging and Captain's Chair Knee Raises Hanging knee raises off the pull-up bar hit your lower abs and hip flexors, while the padded knee-raise station lets you work the same muscles with your back supported. The 300 kg knee-raise rating means the station holds steady through controlled reps. Knee-raise station rated to 300 kg Hanging and supported knee-raise options Targets lower abs and hip flexors What this means for you: Two ways to train core means you can keep going as your strength builds. Assembly and Warranty, 12 Months This is a two-person build of roughly 30 to 45 minutes for a first assembly, using a spanner or wrench, with all bolts and fixings included. It ships with a 12-month warranty that we handle locally rather than sending you to an overseas manufacturer. Assembly: two people, around 30 to 45 minutes Tools: spanner / wrench (fixings included) Gross shipping weight: 55 kg 12-month warranty handled in Australia What this means for you: Grab a second pair of hands for the build and you'll be training the same afternoon. Specifications Product Type Power Tower Brand CORTEX Frame Material Commercial-Grade Steel Base Non-Slip Rubber Feet Functions Chin-Ups, Pull-Ups, Push-Ups, Core Exercises, Knee Raises, Dips Grip Type Multi-Grip Pull-Up Bar Dip Arms Foldable Dimensions 118.2 cm L x 87 cm W x 219 cm H Net Weight 50.4 kg Gross Weight 55 kg Max Load (Chin-Up Bar) 250 kg Max Load (Dip/Knee Raise) 300 kg Storage Compact Vertical Design Assembly Required Yes Warranty 12 Months Frequently Asked Questions How long does delivery take and how does it ship? The PT-105 ships flat-packed in one carton (gross weight 55 kg) via Australia-wide freight, usually 3 to 10 business days depending on your location. You'll get live tracking once it leaves the depot. The carton is heavy, so have a second person on hand for delivery day to move it inside before you start unboxing. What happens if it arrives damaged or a part is missing? Take photos before you unpack and email them to [email protected] within 48 hours of delivery. We'll lodge the freight claim, send out any missing bolts or replacement parts, and stay across it until you're set up. You don't chase the courier or CORTEX directly, that's our job. How hard is it to assemble? Plan for a two-person job, around 30 to 45 minutes for a first build. The only tool you need is a spanner or wrench, and the bolts and fixings are included in the box. The frame is heavy at 50.4 kg assembled, so a second set of hands makes lining up the uprights much easier. What's the warranty and can I change my mind after buying? The PT-105 comes with a 12-month Australian warranty handled by us, not an overseas manufacturer. If this product carries the 100 Day Money-Back Guarantee badge on its page, you have 100 days to return it in as-new condition, fully repackaged, with no restocking fee. Return shipping is paid by you unless we've agreed otherwise. How much floor space and ceiling height do I need? The footprint is 118.2 cm long by 87 cm wide, so it tucks into a corner nicely. The key number is height: it stands 219 cm tall, so you need a ceiling of at least 220 cm, and a bit more headroom above the pull-up bar if you want to hang fully and pull yourself up without ducking. What's the weight limit and who is it built for? The chin-up bar holds up to 250 kg and the dip and knee-raise stations up to 300 kg, so it suits everyone from beginners through to heavier, experienced lifters adding weighted dips or pull-ups. The commercial-grade steel frame and non-slip rubber feet keep it steady under load. Is the frame stable enough for kipping pull-ups and dynamic moves? For controlled strict pull-ups, dips and knee raises it's rock solid thanks to the commercial-grade steel and wide non-slip base. For aggressive kipping or muscle-ups I'd anchor or weight the base, since any free-standing tower will rock if you swing hard. For most home training, it stays put. Do the dip arms fold away when I'm not using them? Yes. The dip arms are foldable, so you can fold them up out of the way to free space for push-ups or core work at the base, then drop them back down for dips. Combined with the compact vertical design, it works well in a tight home gym corner. CORTEX PT-105 Commercial Power Tower User Manual Click below to download the user manual. { "@context": "https://schema.org/", "@type": "Product", "name": "CORTEX PT-105 Commercial Power Tower", "image": "https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0121/3644/8100/files/cortex-pt-105-power-tower01.jpg?v=1777626288", "description": "CORTEX PT-105 Commercial Power Tower. 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