PersonalHour - Janet La Force Plus
PersonalHour's foldable walnut reformer at $2,555, or $3,245 with a 27 inch smart screen, about 110 pounds, folding to 48 by 26 inches.
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A 90 inch solid walnut reformer that folds to 48 by 26 inches at about 110 pounds, $2,555 against a $2,895 compare-at, sold as non-returnable under the brand's refund policy with a frame warranty table that lists oak and maple terms and no walnut term.
Price: $2,555 to $3,245 · Verified: 2026-09-10
A 90 inch solid walnut reformer that folds to 48 by 26 inches at about 110 pounds, $2,555 against a $2,895 compare-at, sold as non-returnable under the brand's refund policy with a frame warranty table that lists oak and maple terms and no walnut term.
The Janet La Force Plus is PersonalHour's foldable walnut reformer, sold direct at $2,555 for The Original and $3,245 with a 27 inch smart screen and built-in camera, both labelled In Stock, Ships from Ohio at capture. Both are sale figures: the page prints $2,555 beneath a struck-through $2,895 with Save $340 (11%), and the screen variant carries a $3,450 compare-at. Shipping is calculated at checkout with no freight figure published; the only delivery prices on the site are the optional $499 room-of-choice and $699 assembly add-ons, charged on top of freight and valid only if bought with the order. Within the brand's single-reformer range of $1,320 to $3,890, it sits above the foldable Zous Pro at $1,486.
Open, the frame is 90 inches long and 23.6 wide, the carriage top 10.5 to 13.5 inches from the ground on expandable legs the same page lists as adjusting from 11 to 14 inches. Folded, it is 48 by 26 inches, 21 deep with the risers removed or 29 with them on, and moves on 8 integrated wheels at about 110 pounds. The frame is solid walnut, six springs come standard, the foot bar is 25.5 inches against 23.5 on the brand's Janet 2.0, the tested weight limit is 400 lb, and the brand rates it for users up to 6'3". Frame and carriage arrive pre-assembled with about 15 minutes of setup. Spring count is published; tension per spring in pounds is not.
Warranty is tiered: a shipping warranty to day 3, free parts and shipping for validated mechanical claims through 30 days, carriage wheels, rails and foot bar parts at no cost through 6 months under standard intended use, parts cost only in year one with the customer paying shipping, then frame-only coverage in years 2 to 10, customer paying shipping. The frame table lists oak foldable at 3 years and maple foldable at 4 with no walnut line, so the term for this frame is not published. The warranty page gives the start as both delivery date and invoice date; the product page says invoice date.
The refund policy says Pilates reformers are non-returnable unless approved in writing, while its return-policy page describes an approval-gated path with a 25% to 40% restocking fee, customer-paid return freight and refunds taking up to 20 business days after receipt. Delivery is curbside LTL freight; moving it inside is the customer's job without the add-on. Damage must be noted on the carrier waybill before signing, and the report window is 3 business days on the warranty page against 14 days in the refund policy. The brand does not publish shipping cost, country of manufacture, a support phone number or a home trial.
A home user who needs the reformer out of the way between sessions, has a curb a freight truck can reach and help moving about 110 pounds, and can absorb freight priced only at checkout on top of $2,555.
The refund policy states Pilates reformers are non-returnable unless approved in writing, the return-policy page attaches a 25% to 40% restocking fee plus customer-paid return freight to any approved return, delivery is curbside unless you add $499 or $699 at order time, and the frame warranty table publishes no term for walnut.
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PersonalHour Janet La Force Plus - buyer FAQ
How much space does the Janet La Force Plus take up folded and open?
Open, the product page lists 90 inches long by 23.6 inches wide, with the carriage top 10.5 to 13.5 inches off the floor on expandable legs. Folded, it is 48 by 26 inches, 21 inches deep with the risers removed or 29 inches with them attached, and it rolls on 8 integrated wheels at about 110 pounds.
Can I return the Janet La Force Plus if it does not suit me?
PersonalHour's refund policy states that Pilates reformers are non-returnable unless explicitly approved in writing. Its separate return-policy page describes an approval-gated path with a 25% to 40% restocking fee, customer-paid return freight, no prepaid labels, original packaging required, and refund processing of up to 20 business days after the equipment is received.
What frame warranty applies to the walnut Janet La Force Plus?
The frame warranty table lists Oak Foldable at 3 years and Maple Foldable at 4 years, with terms for metal, oak and maple only; walnut does not appear on the warranty page, so the brand does not publish which term covers this frame. Frame-only coverage runs from years 2 to 10 with the customer paying shipping.
Is shipping included in the $2,555 price?
No. Product pages state shipping is calculated at checkout, and the brand publishes no freight figure or free-shipping threshold. Delivery is curbside LTL freight by default, which does not include carrying the reformer inside. Room-of-choice delivery is a $499 add-on and delivery with assembly is $699, per reformer, adding 10 days and valid only when bought with the order.
What is the difference between the $2,555 and $3,245 versions?
The Original is $2,555 against a $2,895 compare-at, a saving the page prints as $340 (11%). The $3,245 variant adds a 27 inch smart screen and built-in camera and carries a $3,450 compare-at. Both were labelled In Stock, Ships from Ohio at capture, and the site-wide header promises free unlimited access to the PersonalHour app.
How many springs does it have and what is the weight limit?
The Janet La Force Plus ships with 6 springs as standard, and the product page gives a tested weight limit of 400 lb and rates it comfortable for users up to 6'3". The brand publishes spring count but not tension per spring in pounds for this model, although its Nano Pro Lite page lists ratings of 15 to 50 lb.
PersonalHour - Janet La Force Plus
$2,555 to $3,245 · Verified 2026-09-10
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