Pilates Equipment
Pilates equipment doesn’t stop at the Reformer. Our collection spans every major piece of Pilates apparatus: Reformers for full-body resistance training, Cadillacs (also called trapeze tables) for spring-loaded suspension work, Chairs for compact high-intensity strength training, Ladder Barrels and Arcs for spinal mobility and supported stretching, plus the accessories, jumpboards, springs, plank bars, and padded attachments, that keep every machine running at its best.
Whether you’re outfitting a home studio, opening a boutique Pilates business, or equipping a full commercial facility, we carry Pilates equipment for every stage of practice and every budget. Reformers remain the most popular starting point, available in aluminum, maple wood, and oak frames to match your space and performance needs. Add a Cadillac or Wall Tower for suspension and spring work you can’t get from a Reformer alone, a Chair when floor space is tight, and a Barrel or Arc to round out spinal mobility training.
Not sure which piece is right for you? Browse by category below, compare frame materials and price points, or contact our team for a free equipment recommendation. Every order ships free within the US and is backed by our return policy, so you can build out your studio with confidence.
Choosing the Right Pilates Equipment for Your Space
The right starting point depends on your space, budget, and training goals. A single Reformer with a small footprint works well in a spare bedroom or a shared studio room, while a multi-station setup with a Cadillac, Chair, and Barrel suits a dedicated home gym or professional studio with daily class traffic. Frame material matters too: aluminum alloy frames are lightweight and easy to fold away, maple wood and oak frames offer classic styling and a heavier, more stable feel for high-volume studio use, and fitness-style reformers are built for faster-paced, cardio-focused sessions.
Popular Ways to Combine Pilates Equipment
Many of our customers start with a single Reformer and expand from there. A Reformer paired with a Cadillac gives you two of the most versatile pieces of Pilates apparatus, covering nearly every exercise in a classical repertoire. Adding a Wall Tower or Trapeze Table brings standing and spring-based training into a smaller footprint than a full Cadillac. A Chair rounds out the lineup with functional, everyday-movement-focused strength work, and a Ladder Barrel or Arc adds the spinal extension and stretching work that keeps a well-rounded program balanced.
Frequently Asked Questions About Pilates Equipment
How much space do I need for a Reformer? Most Reformers require roughly 8 by 4 feet of clear floor space, though foldable and aluminum-frame models can be stored vertically when not in use. Do I need a Cadillac if I already own a Reformer? Not necessarily, but a Cadillac unlocks spring-based standing, hanging, and mat-adjacent exercises that a Reformer alone cannot replicate, which is why many studios eventually add one.
What frame material lasts the longest? Maple wood and oak frames are prized for their long-term stability and classic look, while aluminum alloy frames are valued for being lightweight and easy to move or store. How do I know which accessories I need? Start with the springs, straps, and jumpboard that match your Reformer model, then add plank bars or padded attachments as your programming grows more advanced.
Still have questions about which Pilates equipment fits your studio? Reach out to our team before you order. We’re happy to walk through frame dimensions, spring resistance options, and shipping timelines so your new Reformer, Cadillac, Chair, Barrel, Arc, or accessory arrives ready to use from day one. We stock replacement parts too, so your equipment stays in service for years to come.
