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The Phase 4 Single Tower Cable System is a seriously heavy lifter for such a small footprint of under 2m². It provides all the benefits of 2:1 training with the heavy pulling power needed for lat pulldowns and low rows by linking the cables into a 1:1 setup when needed. Please note that the lat extension (the raised, extended front beam) is sold separately. If you'd like to perform lat pulldowns from a higher, farther back position, we strongly recommended adding this to your order. At a glance 100kg weight stack Compact footprint Two cable pulleys on a 2:1 ratio for isolation training Easily converts to a 1:1 ratio to access the full 100kg Includes two D-handles Compatible with Phase 4 lat pulldown seat and low row footplate (sold separately) 75 x 75 x 3mm powder-coated steel; stainless steel front upright Ideal for Upgrading your gym with dedicated cable training Compact gyms and PT studios Heavy lat pull downs and rows Lighter isolation work Legendary lineage.The Phase 4 Single Cable Tower benefits from being part of the Phase 4 family. This means commercial materials, silky-smooth performance and the kind of durability that's trusted by PT studios, professional athletes and home gym owners nationwide. Specs Measurement Size Total width 1396mm Total height (without lat extension) 2196mm Total height (with lat extension) 2336mm Total depth 1246mm Rear base width 1034mm Depth between rear base and front frame 710mm Total weight (plate-loaded): 87kg Total weight (pin-loaded): 207kg Hole size 21mm Hole spacing 50mm You might be wondering… What gym setups would benefit most from a single tower? Single towers like this are often found in PT studios and commercial gyms looking to add another cable station without sacrificing too much floor space. Our Phase 4 tower would fit these spaces perfectly. In the home sector, this product is ideal for anyone who already has a power rack but doesn't have cables in their setup yet. It's compact but full of functionality. Even if you have an all-in-one rack already, some customers will enjoy how this station can be used as a dedicated spot for lat pulldowns and low rows. Not to mention how additional cable setups are great if you're fortunate enough to train with friends! What makes this product Phase 4? Built on 75 × 75 × 3mm steel uprights with 50mm hole spacing, the Phase 4 Tower System slots seamlessly into our most elite lineup and is compatible with the Phase 4 lat pulldown seat, low row footplate and dip handles. If you're looking for unwavering performance, look no further than Phase 4. Do I need to bolt this product to the floor? No. The front and back support frames have holes that can be used to bolt the equipment down, but it's heavy and sturdy enough that we don't anticipate this being necessary. It's all preference if you'd like to bolt it down. How should I look after my cables after the tower is set up? Make sure you thread the cables carefully to avoid any twisting along the route. Once you're all built, apply a small amount of silicone oil to the guide rods to help the system run smoothly. Repeat this every few months for the best training experience. Standard delivery to UK mainland is FREE on all orders over £250 (geographical exclusions do apply, please check our delivery information page for details). We aim to get your order picked, packed, and dispatched as soon as we receive it - orders received before 12 noon will be dispatched same day, those received post 12 are more likely to be dispatched the following working day. If you're placing a large order made up of several heavy items, we will deliver it through a pallet network. The courier will contact you within three days to confirm whether the scheduled delivery date is suitable for you or to reschedule a new delivery date if necessary. If you have any questions or queries regarding delivery, feel free to contact us by email or chat. We're always here to help. Products are covered under a one year warranty from receipt of delivery. Warranty covers any defects under normal use during the warranty period. During the warranty period we will repair or replace, at no charge, products or parts of the product defective because of improper materials or workmanship, under normal use and maintenance. Dependant on the issue we will take the following steps: Repair the product at no cost Repair or replace any broken parts Exchange with a replacement Offer a full refund Warranty does not cover: Damage of the product resulting from negligence e.g. dropping the product Damage of the product resulting from unauthorised modification of the product Damage caused by weather or natural disaster e.g. rust if product is kept outside The product must only be used indoors in a temperature controlled environment and be left dry. Theft or loss of the product Improper cleaning No chemical solution should be sprayed directly onto the product, it can remove the paint/ceramic coating/ionised/chromed finish and can cause rust. Any damage to the product from chemical products will void the warranty. To obtain warranty service please email [email protected] including full details of the problem including photos where possible. We will respond with a resolution within 48 hours.
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