Studio Equipment
Complete your Pilates space with a Cadillac table, a split-pedal chair, a Ladder Barrel or an arc. These pieces of equipment offer different configurations: choose them according to your practice, your space and the instructions specific to each model.
Comparing studio equipment
The Cadillac table is a fixed installation whose height must be taken into account. The Pilates chair combines two pedals and four springs. The Ladder Barrel brings together a curved support and a ladder with adjustable distance. The Pilates arc is a padded support for mat work. These formats do not replace one another.
Adding to your practice without duplicating uses
Before adding a piece of equipment, identify the configuration you want to bring into your sessions. A curved support, independent pedals and a table with an overhead frame do not offer the same working points. Compare the model’s settings with the needs of your practice and the instruction planned, rather than choosing on the size of the apparatus alone.
Then plan its place in the room: permanent installation, circulation area and access for moving it in. For a Cadillac, check the ceiling height. For a barrel or a chair, take into account the space around the apparatus, beyond its dimensions alone.
Combining the equipment in your studio
If your project also includes a spring-loaded carriage, see the studio reformers. List the equipment you already have and the pieces you want to add in a quote request for your installation. The product pages let you compare specifications; the instructions in the manual remain the reference for assembly and use.