Turbo Tower Storage

[MelanieC]

I'm thinking of buying the turbo tower, but am not sure how easy it is to store when not in use, and get it out of the way when I want to do cardio. Those of you who have a turbo tower, how do you deal with this? Any good storage solutions for people who have limited space? Or will it be just a matter of taking it out of my room when I want to do step?

Thanks!

Melanie

 

[meowracer]

I just bought one this weekend on the RT. There are 4 pins at the bottom - two on each side. They snap in and out in a matter of seconds. If you remove them, you are left with the square base and the top, both of which will lie flat. If you have room under your bed, it would slide under there perfectly. Or you could lean them up against a wall. To put it back together would take a matter of seconds as well - I would say less than 30 seconds to take it apart or put it together each time.

 

[MelanieC]

Thanks so much for the info - sounds great! Now I just have to start saving - I'd like to buy the complete STS program along with the tower. Its penny pinching time!

 

[JanetP1507]

I always have to take it apart after I use it because I live in a one bedroom apartment and work out in my living room. Unfortunately, I don't have the space in the living room to store it there. I lean the top part and base part against my wall in the bedroom and put them together in the living room when I need it (it's really very quick, takes less than 60 seconds). I would leave it assembled in the bedroom but it's too wide when assembled to get through my bedroom door! Putting it together and taking it apart is really very easy and quick so as long as you have a wall to lean them against or space under your bed, don't worry.

 

[NY25]

I take mine apartment and store the top part under my bed. The base I have slid behind my weight rack, up against the wall, in the living room. It's very light weight so easy to slide out of the way during a workout, if needed.