The Training Collection
The Rower.
Water-powered and exceptionally quiet. Solid hardwoods, finished to furniture standards — warmth, balance and a full-body training experience.
Water resistance is the closest thing to rowing on water: the harder you pull, the harder it resists, with a sound like a stroke on a lake rather than a fan. The tank sits in a solid hardwood frame that stores upright against the wall.
It is the piece we install most often in living spaces rather than gyms, because it is beautiful enough to leave out.
Specification
Water resistance, solid hardwood.
| Resistance | Water flywheel — self-regulating, silent. |
| Frame | Solid hardwood; brushed steel or solid copper detailing. |
| Storage | Stands upright against the wall. |
| Power | None required. |
| Finish | The Standard or The Cuprum Edition. |
| Investment | On application — confirmed at your design consultation. |
Offered in The Standard — pine and brushed steel — or The Cuprum Edition — walnut and solid copper, naturally antimicrobial and warmer with every year of patina.
The rower in situ, in rooms we built.
The workshop
Wood, because it lasts.
Material
Solid hardwood, joined and oiled. No veneer, no MDF, no plastic. It takes knocks, and it takes a sanding and a fresh coat of oil a decade from now.
Hardware
Brass, steel or copper where the piece needs to pivot, lock or carry load. Fitted by hand, and replaceable without replacing the piece.
Lifetime
Every piece is made to be repaired, not replaced. It is the quiet reason our builds carry roughly one-fifth the carbon of a commercial-grade fit-out.
Pairs with
Complete the set.
The Treadmill
Self-powered, virtually silent, in natural timber.
The Bike
A sculptural, furniture-grade bike in natural timber.
The Wall Bars
Solid timber, for pull-ups, mobility and TRX.
Questions
Frequently asked.
How loud is a water rower?
A soft rush of water on each stroke, and nothing else. It is the quietest cardio machine we install and the one clients most often place near a bedroom or study.
Does the water need changing?
Rarely. A purification tablet every few months keeps the tank clear; we cover it at handover and in aftercare.
Which finish should I choose?
The Standard (pine and brushed steel) suits lighter, Scandinavian rooms; The Cuprum Edition (walnut and solid copper) suits darker, richer interiors and gains a patina over time. We decide it with you against the room’s palette.
How long does it take?
Made or finished to order. Lead time is confirmed with your quotation and usually sits within the four-to-twelve-week window of a full build.
By commission
Commission the Rower.
Tell us about your space and we’ll be in touch within one working day to arrange a complimentary design consultation. Full specification, finishes and investment are confirmed as part of that conversation.