Cable Tower Comparison: TWHEELS Oak vs. Hammer Cable Tower 4.0 NorsK

Two cable towers with a wood-look finish, both designed for home use. What are the differences? Here are the facts side by side, so you can see in two minutes which one is right for you.

TWHEELS Cable Tower Hammer Cable Tower 4.0 NorsK
Cable pulleys 2 independent cable pulleys 1 cable pulley with 2 handles
Weight 70 kg in 14 plates, expandable up to 140 kg 65 kg, expandable to 85 kg
Pull-up bar Yes, stainless steel, also for dips and leg raises No
Wood Real oak wood “Wood design” according to the manufacturer
Fine weight increments 14 weight plates Selectable pulley ratio: 1:2 or 1:4
Delivery Free delivery with tracking; assembly service available to book Free delivery to the curb
Returns 120-day exchange policy Free returns
Try it out Try it out in Weesen or get a free online consultation Stores in Zurich and Geneva
Reviews Over 100 reviews, averaging 4.9 out of 5 12 reviews, averaging 4.9 out of 5

Which tower is right for whom?

The TWHEELS Cable Tower is right for you if you want to train with both arms at the same time (butterfly, rowing, chest press), want a pull-up bar, and want the equipment to look like a real piece of furniture in your living space.

The Hammer NorsK is right for you if you want to train with especially fine weight increments, for example during rehab, and like to visit a store in Zurich or Geneva.

About the TWHEELS Cable Tower

Information as of 22.10.2026, according to the product pages on twheels.ch and hammer-fitness.ch. Hammer and NorsK are brands of their respective owners; TWHEELS is not affiliated with Hammer.