Yes. It is a wall-mounted unit with no freestanding version, standing 217 cm (85.4 in.) tall, 121.5 cm (47.8 in.) wide and sitting 4 cm (1.6 in.) off the wall face. The unit alone is 250 kg (551 lb), and the stack, the ski trainer and the person training all add to what the wall is holding. Which wall it can go on is therefore the first decision in the order. Send us the construction of the wall you have in mind and we will get NOHrD's installation requirements for that wall type before anything is confirmed.

Four things, all built into or stored on the one unit: the SlimBeam cable machine in the left-hand section with its 75 kg (165 lb) stack, a cross-country ski trainer in the right-hand section, a full set of eight hand-stitched leather SwingBells at 2, 4, 6 and 8 kg in pairs, and the touchscreen training system. Nothing on that list is an optional extra.

One year from the date of shipment, covering private and commercial use, with repair or replacement at NOHrD's works in Nordhorn or a nominated service centre. Register the unit within that first year and the term becomes two years on all components and all wooden components. Spare parts carry ninety days. Cables, handles and upholstery are treated as wear items, and the cover excludes modification and missed maintenance.

Yes. A power connection has to be available and the cord plugs into the back of the unit, which means the outlet needs to be behind the panel and planned in before it goes up. Ask us to confirm the supply requirement for your site with NOHrD before the install date is set, because the socket position is not something you can change once 250 kg of unit is on the wall.

75 kg, which is 165 lb, on the SlimBeam column built into the left-hand section, running on a 3:1 cable ratio. That ratio is what makes a stack of that size usable: it divides the load at the handle and multiplies the travel, so the same column suits light single-arm work and heavy pulling. The butterfly arms swivel and set at the height you choose. One machine covers a press, a row, a pulldown and a rotation.

The wall carries the SlimBeam column's 75 kg (165 lb) stack and a 250 kg (551 lb) unit weight, and those are the two figures a fixing has to be specified against. The 250 kg is the unit itself, hung 4 cm off the wall face across a 121.5 x 217 cm panel, so the fixings carry that mass before anyone touches a handle, and the wall behind it has to be sound over the full 217 cm of height. For reference, the standalone SlimBeam cable machine carries its own 100 kg (220 lb) user rating, and that figure belongs to the standalone column.

A full set of eight bells, one pair each at 2, 4, 6 and 8 kg, which is 40 kg (88 lb) of free weight. They are hand-stitched genuine leather over iron granules and they store directly on the wall unit. The same bells are sold separately as the NOHRD Swing Bells set, on a freestanding tower or a wall-mounted board, so the set on the Wall Compact is the complete one and not a partial version of it.

It runs the training system for all four pieces of hardware, covering cable training, ski work, free weights and bodyweight exercise, and it carries a daily streamed Workout-of-the-Day. A Bluetooth chest belt pairs to it so heart rate appears on the display during a session, and other Bluetooth equipment can be brought into the software alongside the wall. The four pieces the software addresses are the SlimBeam cable machine on the left, the ski trainer on the right, a full set of eight hand-stitched leather SwingBells and the bodyweight work the frame itself supports, so one screen covers the whole wall rather than one station on it. The cable side runs at the SlimBeam's 3:1 ratio, which is the figure the training programmes are built around.

The SlimBeam is the cable column by itself: 20 x 40 x 215 cm, 120 kg, the same 75 kg stack at a 3:1 ratio, mounted to a load-bearing wall at a 10 cm standoff, and rated to a 100 kg (220 lb) user. The Wall Compact takes that column and adds the ski trainer, the SwingBells and the touchscreen across a 121.5 cm panel weighing 250 kg. Buy the SlimBeam if cable training is the whole requirement, and the Wall Compact if one wall has to cover cardio and free weights as well.

With an eddy current brake and an adjustable resistance setting. Eddy current braking is contactless, so nothing rubs, nothing wears out and there is no pad to replace on a maintenance schedule, and it stays quiet at effort, which matters in a house. The action is the double-pole pull of cross-country skiing, worked on two handles from the right-hand section of the unit.

It ships on one pallet and is assembled and mounted on site. Plan the access route for a pallet and not for a carton, and have the wall and the power position confirmed before the delivery date. Tell us about stairs, lifts or tight turns when you order and we will flag them on the delivery so nothing arrives that cannot get into the room.

Six, all of them real wood veneer: Shadow, Oak, Vintage, Club, Cherry and Walnut. Shadow opens the ladder and Walnut closes it, and on the Wall Compact the middle runs differently from the rest of the range: Club and Vintage price level with each other, and Oak prices level with Cherry above them. Shadow is the black-stained one, Oak is real oak veneer and Vintage carries an aged character finish. The hardware behind the veneer is identical whichever you choose. The NOHRD Care Set covers the wood care oil and cloths for keeping the finish up.

The Wall Compact is one finished unit with everything already in it. The modular NOHRD Wall is a system of up to five freely combinable modules in real wood veneer, all selectable in a 220 to 240 cm height range, where the main module carries the screen and the free weights and the others add the cable stack, the ski erg, wall bars at 60 to 80 cm wide with up to 11 bars, and shelving at 40 to 80 cm wide. We stock the Compact. If a commercial room needs the modular configuration, ask us and we will quote it from NOHrD.

The unit itself is only 50 cm (19.7 in.) deep including its 4 cm standoff, so the panel takes very little of the room. What needs planning is the working space in front of it: enough floor to stand and pull the cables through their full travel, to work the ski action, and to get down on the floor for bodyweight exercise, across the full 121.5 cm width of the unit.