Pilates Chairs for Sale

Why Buy a Pilates Chair From RecovAthlete

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A Pilates chair is one of the most compact pieces of full-size Pilates apparatus, taking about the footprint of a small armchair while covering strength, balance, and single-leg work. We carry classical Wunda chairs, combo chairs with handles or tower attachments, metal-frame fitness chairs, and split-pedal chairs, all new with the full manufacturer warranty.

Call 866-861-6317 Mon to Fri 9am to 6pm EST to compare models, or read the buying guide below.

Types of Pilates Chairs

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A cross-section of the range so you can compare without jumping between product pages. For full specs, open each product or call for a recommendation.

Prices are starting prices and vary by configuration. Call 866-861-6317 for pricing, accessory bundles, and freight to your zip code.

How to Choose a Pilates Chair

Pilates Chair vs Reformer

If you have the space and budget, a reformer is the broader investment. If your room is small or you specifically want strength, balance, and standing work, a chair fits better. Many studios use one or more chairs as shared apparatus alongside a reformer floor. Browse the reformer collection if you are weighing both.

Split-Pedal vs Single-Pedal Chairs

A single pedal moves as one unit. A split pedal has two pedals that move independently or lock together. The split design lets you train each side independently and identify side-to-side differences, which is useful for unilateral strength and balance work. A single pedal is simpler and can be enough for classical programming or straightforward home use. The Elina Wunda and Merrithew Stability Chair are two split-pedal options.

Pilates Chair for Home Use

A chair can be a practical first apparatus when floor space is limited. It fits in a bedroom corner or home office where a reformer will not, supports full-body strength, balance, and control work, and entry chairs cost a fraction of a reformer setup. The Peak MVe is a popular home option because it stacks against a wall and weighs less than a wood Wunda. The trade-off is that a chair asks more body awareness than a reformer, so beginners often benefit from a few instructor-led sessions first.

Brands at a Glance

Peak Pilates builds the metal-frame MVe fitness chairs plus a steel Wunda and low-chair range. BASI Systems makes a beech hardwood split-pedal Wunda chair. Elina Pilates offers several wood chairs, from the Wunda through wood combo, classic combo, and specialty Alma and Baby chairs. Align Pilates makes an aluminium combo chair with a tower attachment. Merrithew, the STOTT PILATES brand, builds a double-steel split-pedal stability chair with handles. Fitkon and Sportline offer commercial split-pedal chairs.

Space, Delivery, and Setup

A standard Wunda chair needs roughly a small-armchair footprint plus clearance around it to perform exercises safely, and combo chairs with towers add height. Dimensions, packaging, assembly, and lead times vary by model. Some chairs ship largely assembled while others require pedal, spring, or handle setup. Call 866-861-6317 to confirm delivery requirements and current lead time for a specific chair and zip code.

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