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Pick the loops your teaching actually uses, and leave the rest of the machine alone. The Peak Pilates Artistry Reformer is built to order in beechwood or walnut with black upholstery, and you choose rope, vegan synthetic straps or leather straps on the same frame. A studio teaching classical rope repertoire and a studio that will not buy animal products end up with the same carriage, the same footbar and the same five springs.
✓ RecovAthlete is an authorized dealer for Peak Pilates. All orders include factory warranty and direct manufacturer support.
Most reformer decisions get made on the frame and then undone by the loops. A studio buys a wood machine, then finds the strap package is fixed and does not match how it teaches. The Artistry Reformer separates those two decisions. The frame, carriage and spring system stay identical across all three builds, so the strap choice is about programming rather than about buying a different machine.
Peak Pilates builds the Artistry Reformer to order and does not accept returns on large equipment, so a rope build cannot be swapped for a vegan build after delivery. The Artistry Reformer also has no tower, no push-through bar and no arm or leg springs. If your programming needs those, buy the Artistry Reformer with TWS Tower instead. Confirm the strap system and wood finish with us before the order goes in.
The machine is the same wherever you buy it. What changes is what comes with the transaction.
The numbers behind that. The Artistry Reformer frame measures 90 in by 26 in (229 cm by 66 cm) and weighs 157 lb (71 kg), which puts it in the same footprint band as a standard studio reformer rather than a compact home unit. The carriage runs 35 in by 23.5 in by 15.5 in (89 cm by 60 cm by 39 cm), and Peak Pilates gives a recommended maximum user weight of 300 lb (136 kg). Five springs ship as standard, one heavy, two standard and two light, and the gear bar carries five eyehooks so you can run four springs for classical work or five for progressive loading. Swapping between the two is a gear bar change, not a service call.
Placing it is straightforward for studios and for home rooms. The frame arrives preassembled and two people should carry it into position on a level floor, then fit the carriage, springs and gear bar. Peak Pilates asks for a clear zone of about three feet (one metre) around the machine in use, so plan the room around 90 in by 26 in plus that working space. Nothing plugs in. Maintenance is light: wipe the upholstery after each session, inspect the springs weekly, check the hardware every 2 months, and replace all five springs every 2 years. The steel carriage flips for twin mat work, and the same frame works with the TWS or FWS tower later, so you never replace the reformer to get one.
| What you get | The feature behind it |
|---|---|
| Change the spring load between clients by hand | Gear bar with 5 eyehooks, interchangeable between four and five springs with a gear bar change |
| Set the carriage start point to the client in front of you | Gear bar positions -1, 1, 2 and 3, with two removable gear blocks and a fixed carriage stop |
| Clean the headrest properly, not around it | Three-position headrest that lifts out of the carriage completely |
| Quieter spring changes in a full class | Rubber-dipped, contoured spring bar support |
| Straps and ropes sit where you place them | Posts built without metal brackets, so nothing obstructs the strap line |
| Foot positions that suit tall and short clients | Four-position contoured footbar with a locking mechanism |
| Add tower work later without buying a second machine | Steel carriage with a flip mechanism, and TWS or FWS towers that mount to the same frame |
This is the only decision that changes the machine, and it is fixed once the order is built. Rope is the classical studio default. The vegan build swaps the ropes for synthetic straps and handles, with no animal products in the package. The leather build starts from the rope and riser package and adds premium leather primary straps and leather swivel handles.
| Standard Rope | Vegan Straps | Leather Straps | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loops and handles | 2 nylon ropes, 2 neoprene handles | 2 synthetic straps, 2 synthetic handles | Rope and riser package plus leather primary straps and leather swivel handles |
| Head end hardware | Retractable risers, preinstalled | Pulleys mounted at the head end of the frame, preinstalled | Retractable risers, preinstalled |
| Also in the kit | 2 double loops, nylon rope flip carriage, 4 ball-bearing carriage wheels | 2 long spine straps, synthetic strap flip carriage | 2 double loops, 2 long spine extension straps |
| Care | Some fraying or pilling on the nylon is normal, replace if it affects function | Replace straps and handles as they wear | Condition the leather, seam separation up to 1/16 in is normal, straps settle after a month or two |
| Suits | Classical rope repertoire and standard studio setups | Studios with an animal-free policy | Instructors teaching traditional strap work |
Five things to confirm, because this machine is built to order and cannot be returned:
| Specification | Figure | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions and weight | ||
| Overall frame | 90 in x 26 in (229 cm x 66 cm) | Plan for the frame plus about three feet of clear space around it in use |
| Carriage | 35 in x 23.5 in x 15.5 in (89 cm x 60 cm x 39 cm) | n/a |
| Long/Short Box | 9.5 in H x 16 in W x 27.5 in L | Included as standard, no separate box purchase |
| Equipment weight | 157 lb (71 kg) | Two people to carry and place it |
| Recommended maximum user weight | 300 lb (136 kg) | Peak Pilates figure, applies to all three builds |
| Materials and construction | ||
| Frame | Solid wood, beechwood or walnut | Wood parts are finished in a water-based lacquer, so a mild soapy wipe is all the cleaning needed |
| Upholstery | Black | Wipe after each use with a mild cleaner diluted 50/50 with water |
| Carriage construction | Steel, with flip mechanism | Flips for twin mat work and for tower conversion |
| Posts | Built without metal brackets | Open space around the frame at every strap position |
| Springs and adjustment | ||
| Springs supplied | 5 (1 heavy, 2 standard, 2 light) | Colour coded at the eyebolt: blue light, yellow medium, red heavy |
| Spring capacity | Interchangeable between 4 and 5 | The gear bar slides into any of the four grooves cut into the rails, no tools |
| Gear bar | 5 eyehooks, positions -1, 1, 2 and 3 | Sets the carriage start point to the client's height and hip flexion |
| Footbar | 4 positions, contoured, locking | Position 3 for the jump board, position 2 for the dancer jump board |
| Headrest | 3 positions, fully removable | Comes out for cleaning rather than folding flat |
Every Artistry Reformer, whichever strap build you choose:
Then the strap package for your build: the rope build adds 2 nylon ropes, 2 neoprene handles, 2 double loops, the nylon rope flip carriage and 4 preinstalled ball-bearing carriage wheels. The vegan build adds 2 synthetic straps, 2 synthetic handles, 2 long spine straps and the synthetic strap flip carriage. The leather build ships the rope and riser package plus premium leather primary straps and leather swivel handles.
Sold separately: the TWS and FWS tower kits, jump board, dancer jump board, side split platform, sheepskin leather strap covers, replacement springs, and white glove inside delivery.
Choose rope if you teach the classical rope repertoire and want the standard studio setup. Choose vegan if you or your clients will not have animal products in the studio, since that build uses synthetic straps and handles throughout. Choose leather if traditional strap work is the core of your teaching, and accept that leather needs conditioning and settles over the first month or two.
Yes. The Artistry Reformer carriage flips and the frame takes either the TWS or the FWS tower, so you do not replace the machine to get tower work. What you cannot do is convert the machine yourself out of parts you already own, because the tower arrives as a kit with its own springs, bars and mats. If you already know you want tower work, order the Artistry Reformer with TWS Tower from the start rather than buying a reformer and a kit in two goes.
The Artistry Reformer frame is 90 in by 26 in, and Peak Pilates asks for about three feet of clear space around the machine in use. In a studio that works out at about 13.5 ft by 8 ft per station. Measure the door and hallway too, because the crate arrives by freight and does not fold.
The frame arrives preassembled. You fit the carriage, springs and gear bar on site, which the Peak Pilates manual asks two people to do so nobody catches a hand between the carriage and the track. Nothing plugs in. Standard freight delivery is curbside, so book white glove inside delivery as a paid add-on if you do not have two people and a clear path to the room.
Peak Pilates currently lists the Artistry Reformer as a pre-order with an estimated 45 to 60 days from the order date, and a limit of two units per order. That window moves with the factory build schedule, so we confirm the current date with Peak Pilates when your order is placed rather than quoting an old one. Call 866-861-6317 if you have a studio opening date to work back from.
Yes. The Artistry Reformer ships with five springs, one heavy, two standard and two light, and moves between four and five spring setups with a gear bar change. Four springs suits classical work where the tensions are meant to be equal. Five gives a wider load range, and the colour at the eyebolt tells you which is which: blue light, yellow medium, red heavy.
You are buying one decision less. The frame, carriage, footbar and spring system are settled, and the only thing left is which loops your clients hold. That is the part a studio actually feels every session, and it is the part most reformer purchases get wrong by accident.
Not sure which strap build fits how you teach? Call 866-861-6317, 9am to 6pm EST, Monday to Friday, and we will size the room and confirm the build with Peak Pilates before you order.
Pick the loops your teaching actually uses, and leave the rest of the machine alone. The Peak Pilates Artistry Reformer is built to order in beechwood or walnut with black upholstery, and you choose rope, vegan synthetic straps or leather straps on the same frame. A studio teaching classical rope repertoire and a studio that will not buy animal products end up with the same carriage, the same footbar and the same five springs.
✓ RecovAthlete is an authorized dealer for Peak Pilates. All orders include factory warranty and direct manufacturer support.
Most reformer decisions get made on the frame and then undone by the loops. A studio buys a wood machine, then finds the strap package is fixed and does not match how it teaches. The Artistry Reformer separates those two decisions. The frame, carriage and spring system stay identical across all three builds, so the strap choice is about programming rather than about buying a different machine.
Peak Pilates builds the Artistry Reformer to order and does not accept returns on large equipment, so a rope build cannot be swapped for a vegan build after delivery. The Artistry Reformer also has no tower, no push-through bar and no arm or leg springs. If your programming needs those, buy the Artistry Reformer with TWS Tower instead. Confirm the strap system and wood finish with us before the order goes in.
The machine is the same wherever you buy it. What changes is what comes with the transaction.
The numbers behind that. The Artistry Reformer frame measures 90 in by 26 in (229 cm by 66 cm) and weighs 157 lb (71 kg), which puts it in the same footprint band as a standard studio reformer rather than a compact home unit. The carriage runs 35 in by 23.5 in by 15.5 in (89 cm by 60 cm by 39 cm), and Peak Pilates gives a recommended maximum user weight of 300 lb (136 kg). Five springs ship as standard, one heavy, two standard and two light, and the gear bar carries five eyehooks so you can run four springs for classical work or five for progressive loading. Swapping between the two is a gear bar change, not a service call.
Placing it is straightforward for studios and for home rooms. The frame arrives preassembled and two people should carry it into position on a level floor, then fit the carriage, springs and gear bar. Peak Pilates asks for a clear zone of about three feet (one metre) around the machine in use, so plan the room around 90 in by 26 in plus that working space. Nothing plugs in. Maintenance is light: wipe the upholstery after each session, inspect the springs weekly, check the hardware every 2 months, and replace all five springs every 2 years. The steel carriage flips for twin mat work, and the same frame works with the TWS or FWS tower later, so you never replace the reformer to get one.
| What you get | The feature behind it |
|---|---|
| Change the spring load between clients by hand | Gear bar with 5 eyehooks, interchangeable between four and five springs with a gear bar change |
| Set the carriage start point to the client in front of you | Gear bar positions -1, 1, 2 and 3, with two removable gear blocks and a fixed carriage stop |
| Clean the headrest properly, not around it | Three-position headrest that lifts out of the carriage completely |
| Quieter spring changes in a full class | Rubber-dipped, contoured spring bar support |
| Straps and ropes sit where you place them | Posts built without metal brackets, so nothing obstructs the strap line |
| Foot positions that suit tall and short clients | Four-position contoured footbar with a locking mechanism |
| Add tower work later without buying a second machine | Steel carriage with a flip mechanism, and TWS or FWS towers that mount to the same frame |
This is the only decision that changes the machine, and it is fixed once the order is built. Rope is the classical studio default. The vegan build swaps the ropes for synthetic straps and handles, with no animal products in the package. The leather build starts from the rope and riser package and adds premium leather primary straps and leather swivel handles.
| Standard Rope | Vegan Straps | Leather Straps | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loops and handles | 2 nylon ropes, 2 neoprene handles | 2 synthetic straps, 2 synthetic handles | Rope and riser package plus leather primary straps and leather swivel handles |
| Head end hardware | Retractable risers, preinstalled | Pulleys mounted at the head end of the frame, preinstalled | Retractable risers, preinstalled |
| Also in the kit | 2 double loops, nylon rope flip carriage, 4 ball-bearing carriage wheels | 2 long spine straps, synthetic strap flip carriage | 2 double loops, 2 long spine extension straps |
| Care | Some fraying or pilling on the nylon is normal, replace if it affects function | Replace straps and handles as they wear | Condition the leather, seam separation up to 1/16 in is normal, straps settle after a month or two |
| Suits | Classical rope repertoire and standard studio setups | Studios with an animal-free policy | Instructors teaching traditional strap work |
Five things to confirm, because this machine is built to order and cannot be returned:
| Specification | Figure | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions and weight | ||
| Overall frame | 90 in x 26 in (229 cm x 66 cm) | Plan for the frame plus about three feet of clear space around it in use |
| Carriage | 35 in x 23.5 in x 15.5 in (89 cm x 60 cm x 39 cm) | n/a |
| Long/Short Box | 9.5 in H x 16 in W x 27.5 in L | Included as standard, no separate box purchase |
| Equipment weight | 157 lb (71 kg) | Two people to carry and place it |
| Recommended maximum user weight | 300 lb (136 kg) | Peak Pilates figure, applies to all three builds |
| Materials and construction | ||
| Frame | Solid wood, beechwood or walnut | Wood parts are finished in a water-based lacquer, so a mild soapy wipe is all the cleaning needed |
| Upholstery | Black | Wipe after each use with a mild cleaner diluted 50/50 with water |
| Carriage construction | Steel, with flip mechanism | Flips for twin mat work and for tower conversion |
| Posts | Built without metal brackets | Open space around the frame at every strap position |
| Springs and adjustment | ||
| Springs supplied | 5 (1 heavy, 2 standard, 2 light) | Colour coded at the eyebolt: blue light, yellow medium, red heavy |
| Spring capacity | Interchangeable between 4 and 5 | The gear bar slides into any of the four grooves cut into the rails, no tools |
| Gear bar | 5 eyehooks, positions -1, 1, 2 and 3 | Sets the carriage start point to the client's height and hip flexion |
| Footbar | 4 positions, contoured, locking | Position 3 for the jump board, position 2 for the dancer jump board |
| Headrest | 3 positions, fully removable | Comes out for cleaning rather than folding flat |
Every Artistry Reformer, whichever strap build you choose:
Then the strap package for your build: the rope build adds 2 nylon ropes, 2 neoprene handles, 2 double loops, the nylon rope flip carriage and 4 preinstalled ball-bearing carriage wheels. The vegan build adds 2 synthetic straps, 2 synthetic handles, 2 long spine straps and the synthetic strap flip carriage. The leather build ships the rope and riser package plus premium leather primary straps and leather swivel handles.
Sold separately: the TWS and FWS tower kits, jump board, dancer jump board, side split platform, sheepskin leather strap covers, replacement springs, and white glove inside delivery.
Choose rope if you teach the classical rope repertoire and want the standard studio setup. Choose vegan if you or your clients will not have animal products in the studio, since that build uses synthetic straps and handles throughout. Choose leather if traditional strap work is the core of your teaching, and accept that leather needs conditioning and settles over the first month or two.
Yes. The Artistry Reformer carriage flips and the frame takes either the TWS or the FWS tower, so you do not replace the machine to get tower work. What you cannot do is convert the machine yourself out of parts you already own, because the tower arrives as a kit with its own springs, bars and mats. If you already know you want tower work, order the Artistry Reformer with TWS Tower from the start rather than buying a reformer and a kit in two goes.
The Artistry Reformer frame is 90 in by 26 in, and Peak Pilates asks for about three feet of clear space around the machine in use. In a studio that works out at about 13.5 ft by 8 ft per station. Measure the door and hallway too, because the crate arrives by freight and does not fold.
The frame arrives preassembled. You fit the carriage, springs and gear bar on site, which the Peak Pilates manual asks two people to do so nobody catches a hand between the carriage and the track. Nothing plugs in. Standard freight delivery is curbside, so book white glove inside delivery as a paid add-on if you do not have two people and a clear path to the room.
Peak Pilates currently lists the Artistry Reformer as a pre-order with an estimated 45 to 60 days from the order date, and a limit of two units per order. That window moves with the factory build schedule, so we confirm the current date with Peak Pilates when your order is placed rather than quoting an old one. Call 866-861-6317 if you have a studio opening date to work back from.
Yes. The Artistry Reformer ships with five springs, one heavy, two standard and two light, and moves between four and five spring setups with a gear bar change. Four springs suits classical work where the tensions are meant to be equal. Five gives a wider load range, and the colour at the eyebolt tells you which is which: blue light, yellow medium, red heavy.
You are buying one decision less. The frame, carriage, footbar and spring system are settled, and the only thing left is which loops your clients hold. That is the part a studio actually feels every session, and it is the part most reformer purchases get wrong by accident.
Not sure which strap build fits how you teach? Call 866-861-6317, 9am to 6pm EST, Monday to Friday, and we will size the room and confirm the build with Peak Pilates before you order.
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Pick the loops your teaching actually uses, and leave the rest of the machine alone. The Peak Pilates Artistry Reformer is built to order in beechwood or walnut with black upholstery, and you choose rope, vegan synthetic straps or leather straps on the same frame. A studio teaching classical rope repertoire and a studio that will not buy animal products end up with the same carriage, the same footbar and the same five springs.
✓ RecovAthlete is an authorized dealer for Peak Pilates. All orders include factory warranty and direct manufacturer support.
Most reformer decisions get made on the frame and then undone by the loops. A studio buys a wood machine, then finds the strap package is fixed and does not match how it teaches. The Artistry Reformer separates those two decisions. The frame, carriage and spring system stay identical across all three builds, so the strap choice is about programming rather than about buying a different machine.
Peak Pilates builds the Artistry Reformer to order and does not accept returns on large equipment, so a rope build cannot be swapped for a vegan build after delivery. The Artistry Reformer also has no tower, no push-through bar and no arm or leg springs. If your programming needs those, buy the Artistry Reformer with TWS Tower instead. Confirm the strap system and wood finish with us before the order goes in.
The machine is the same wherever you buy it. What changes is what comes with the transaction.
The numbers behind that. The Artistry Reformer frame measures 90 in by 26 in (229 cm by 66 cm) and weighs 157 lb (71 kg), which puts it in the same footprint band as a standard studio reformer rather than a compact home unit. The carriage runs 35 in by 23.5 in by 15.5 in (89 cm by 60 cm by 39 cm), and Peak Pilates gives a recommended maximum user weight of 300 lb (136 kg). Five springs ship as standard, one heavy, two standard and two light, and the gear bar carries five eyehooks so you can run four springs for classical work or five for progressive loading. Swapping between the two is a gear bar change, not a service call.
Placing it is straightforward for studios and for home rooms. The frame arrives preassembled and two people should carry it into position on a level floor, then fit the carriage, springs and gear bar. Peak Pilates asks for a clear zone of about three feet (one metre) around the machine in use, so plan the room around 90 in by 26 in plus that working space. Nothing plugs in. Maintenance is light: wipe the upholstery after each session, inspect the springs weekly, check the hardware every 2 months, and replace all five springs every 2 years. The steel carriage flips for twin mat work, and the same frame works with the TWS or FWS tower later, so you never replace the reformer to get one.
| What you get | The feature behind it |
|---|---|
| Change the spring load between clients by hand | Gear bar with 5 eyehooks, interchangeable between four and five springs with a gear bar change |
| Set the carriage start point to the client in front of you | Gear bar positions -1, 1, 2 and 3, with two removable gear blocks and a fixed carriage stop |
| Clean the headrest properly, not around it | Three-position headrest that lifts out of the carriage completely |
| Quieter spring changes in a full class | Rubber-dipped, contoured spring bar support |
| Straps and ropes sit where you place them | Posts built without metal brackets, so nothing obstructs the strap line |
| Foot positions that suit tall and short clients | Four-position contoured footbar with a locking mechanism |
| Add tower work later without buying a second machine | Steel carriage with a flip mechanism, and TWS or FWS towers that mount to the same frame |
This is the only decision that changes the machine, and it is fixed once the order is built. Rope is the classical studio default. The vegan build swaps the ropes for synthetic straps and handles, with no animal products in the package. The leather build starts from the rope and riser package and adds premium leather primary straps and leather swivel handles.
| Standard Rope | Vegan Straps | Leather Straps | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loops and handles | 2 nylon ropes, 2 neoprene handles | 2 synthetic straps, 2 synthetic handles | Rope and riser package plus leather primary straps and leather swivel handles |
| Head end hardware | Retractable risers, preinstalled | Pulleys mounted at the head end of the frame, preinstalled | Retractable risers, preinstalled |
| Also in the kit | 2 double loops, nylon rope flip carriage, 4 ball-bearing carriage wheels | 2 long spine straps, synthetic strap flip carriage | 2 double loops, 2 long spine extension straps |
| Care | Some fraying or pilling on the nylon is normal, replace if it affects function | Replace straps and handles as they wear | Condition the leather, seam separation up to 1/16 in is normal, straps settle after a month or two |
| Suits | Classical rope repertoire and standard studio setups | Studios with an animal-free policy | Instructors teaching traditional strap work |
Five things to confirm, because this machine is built to order and cannot be returned:
| Specification | Figure | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions and weight | ||
| Overall frame | 90 in x 26 in (229 cm x 66 cm) | Plan for the frame plus about three feet of clear space around it in use |
| Carriage | 35 in x 23.5 in x 15.5 in (89 cm x 60 cm x 39 cm) | n/a |
| Long/Short Box | 9.5 in H x 16 in W x 27.5 in L | Included as standard, no separate box purchase |
| Equipment weight | 157 lb (71 kg) | Two people to carry and place it |
| Recommended maximum user weight | 300 lb (136 kg) | Peak Pilates figure, applies to all three builds |
| Materials and construction | ||
| Frame | Solid wood, beechwood or walnut | Wood parts are finished in a water-based lacquer, so a mild soapy wipe is all the cleaning needed |
| Upholstery | Black | Wipe after each use with a mild cleaner diluted 50/50 with water |
| Carriage construction | Steel, with flip mechanism | Flips for twin mat work and for tower conversion |
| Posts | Built without metal brackets | Open space around the frame at every strap position |
| Springs and adjustment | ||
| Springs supplied | 5 (1 heavy, 2 standard, 2 light) | Colour coded at the eyebolt: blue light, yellow medium, red heavy |
| Spring capacity | Interchangeable between 4 and 5 | The gear bar slides into any of the four grooves cut into the rails, no tools |
| Gear bar | 5 eyehooks, positions -1, 1, 2 and 3 | Sets the carriage start point to the client's height and hip flexion |
| Footbar | 4 positions, contoured, locking | Position 3 for the jump board, position 2 for the dancer jump board |
| Headrest | 3 positions, fully removable | Comes out for cleaning rather than folding flat |
Every Artistry Reformer, whichever strap build you choose:
Then the strap package for your build: the rope build adds 2 nylon ropes, 2 neoprene handles, 2 double loops, the nylon rope flip carriage and 4 preinstalled ball-bearing carriage wheels. The vegan build adds 2 synthetic straps, 2 synthetic handles, 2 long spine straps and the synthetic strap flip carriage. The leather build ships the rope and riser package plus premium leather primary straps and leather swivel handles.
Sold separately: the TWS and FWS tower kits, jump board, dancer jump board, side split platform, sheepskin leather strap covers, replacement springs, and white glove inside delivery.
Choose rope if you teach the classical rope repertoire and want the standard studio setup. Choose vegan if you or your clients will not have animal products in the studio, since that build uses synthetic straps and handles throughout. Choose leather if traditional strap work is the core of your teaching, and accept that leather needs conditioning and settles over the first month or two.
Yes. The Artistry Reformer carriage flips and the frame takes either the TWS or the FWS tower, so you do not replace the machine to get tower work. What you cannot do is convert the machine yourself out of parts you already own, because the tower arrives as a kit with its own springs, bars and mats. If you already know you want tower work, order the Artistry Reformer with TWS Tower from the start rather than buying a reformer and a kit in two goes.
The Artistry Reformer frame is 90 in by 26 in, and Peak Pilates asks for about three feet of clear space around the machine in use. In a studio that works out at about 13.5 ft by 8 ft per station. Measure the door and hallway too, because the crate arrives by freight and does not fold.
The frame arrives preassembled. You fit the carriage, springs and gear bar on site, which the Peak Pilates manual asks two people to do so nobody catches a hand between the carriage and the track. Nothing plugs in. Standard freight delivery is curbside, so book white glove inside delivery as a paid add-on if you do not have two people and a clear path to the room.
Peak Pilates currently lists the Artistry Reformer as a pre-order with an estimated 45 to 60 days from the order date, and a limit of two units per order. That window moves with the factory build schedule, so we confirm the current date with Peak Pilates when your order is placed rather than quoting an old one. Call 866-861-6317 if you have a studio opening date to work back from.
Yes. The Artistry Reformer ships with five springs, one heavy, two standard and two light, and moves between four and five spring setups with a gear bar change. Four springs suits classical work where the tensions are meant to be equal. Five gives a wider load range, and the colour at the eyebolt tells you which is which: blue light, yellow medium, red heavy.
You are buying one decision less. The frame, carriage, footbar and spring system are settled, and the only thing left is which loops your clients hold. That is the part a studio actually feels every session, and it is the part most reformer purchases get wrong by accident.
Not sure which strap build fits how you teach? Call 866-861-6317, 9am to 6pm EST, Monday to Friday, and we will size the room and confirm the build with Peak Pilates before you order.
Buying for yourself, spread the cost through Affirm at checkout. Buying for a gym, clinic, spa, or studio, apply with one of four business lenders and put the whole room on a single application.
RecovAthlete has no control over any financing decision. Approval is based on your creditworthiness and is solely the lender's decision.
Affirm at checkout. Rates run 0% to 36% APR based on your credit profile. Soft check to prequalify, so no impact on your score. No prepayment penalty.
Brickhouse Capital, Reliant Capital, Acorn Finance, or KWIPPED. Apply with two of the four and compare. Financed equipment can qualify for a Section 179 deduction. Confirm with your accountant.
Every page below has real prices, real monthly payment examples, and the lender comparison for that category. Pick the one you are buying.
Most business buyers are not buying one machine. They are building a room. Sauna, cold plunge, red light, vibration, hyperbaric, cryotherapy, and halotherapy all finance on the same paper through the same four lenders, and RecovAthlete quotes every category on one purchase order.
That means one freight schedule, one install window, and one financing application instead of six. It also gets you a better rate, because a bigger number on one application beats six small ones with six hard inquiries.
See commercial recovery equipment financing, or call 866-861-6317 and we will price the room.
| Lender | Type | Amount | Speed | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Affirm | Consumer, at checkout | Order total | Seconds | Personal purchases. 0% to 36% APR based on credit. Soft check to prequalify. |
| Brickhouse Capital | Direct equipment lender | Up to $250K on a one-page application, $1M+ with financials | ~24 hours | A full room or a full floor. Credit decisions made in-house. Tied to the business, not your personal credit report. |
| Reliant Capital | Lender and broker | Up to $500K application-only, $5M with financials | 2 to 4 hours | Medical, aesthetic, and wellness. Deferred payment options. New or used equipment. |
| Acorn Finance | Lending marketplace | $1,000 to $100,000 | 60 seconds to prequalify | Comparing offers. One application goes to 30 or more lenders with no impact to your score. |
| KWIPPED (APPROVE) | Lender marketplace | Minimum $1,500 equipment value | 60-second application | Larger commercial orders. Lenders compete, which usually returns the best APR. Businesses only. |
Apply with two of the four and compare. It costs nothing and the spread between offers is often significant.
Apply with Brickhouse Capital
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For KWIPPED, call 866-861-6317 or email info@recovathlete.com and we will build the application around your order.
Pay in 4 splits the purchase into four interest-free payments charged every two weeks. Monthly installments spread the cost over a longer term, with rates from 0% to 36% APR depending on your credit profile. You see the exact terms before you agree to anything. No origination fees, no prepayment penalty, no late fees.
Prequalification does not. Affirm and Acorn Finance both run a soft check to show you offers, which has no impact on your score. Proceeding with a monthly installment plan or a business loan may involve a hard inquiry. That is why it pays to prequalify with more than one lender first and only proceed with the best offer.
Yes, and for most business buyers it is the better route. Brickhouse funds up to $250,000 on a one-page application with no financial statements. Reliant approves in 2 to 4 hours. Business financing is usually tied to the business rather than your personal credit report, and financed equipment can qualify for a Section 179 deduction. Confirm the tax position with your accountant.
No. This is the most common and most expensive mistake. Separate applications mean separate hard inquiries, separate payments, and a worse rate on each, because every individual ticket is small. Get one quote from RecovAthlete covering everything you are buying, including freight, and put that single number on one application.
Financed equipment can qualify. Section 179 lets US businesses deduct the cost of qualifying equipment in the year it is placed in service, and financing the purchase does not by itself disqualify it. The equipment must be in service, not merely ordered, within the tax year. Annual limits and eligibility rules are set by the IRS and change year to year, so consult your accountant.
Freight, yes. On Affirm it is part of the order total at checkout. On business financing, put freight on the RecovAthlete quote and the whole quote amount goes on the application. Installation and room construction are harder, because some equipment lenders will not fund non-equipment costs. Ask the lender before you sign.
Yes. Affirm charges no prepayment penalties. Acorn Finance and most business lenders also allow early payoff without penalty.
Tell us what you are buying and whether it is personal or for a business. We will point you at the right two lenders and quote freight and install as one number, which is also the number that goes on the application.
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Pick the loops your teaching actually uses, and leave the rest of the machine alone. The Peak Pilates Artistry Reformer is built to order in beechwood or walnut with black upholstery, and you choose rope, vegan synthetic straps or leather straps on the same frame. A studio teaching classical rope repertoire and a studio that will not buy animal products end up with the same carriage, the same footbar and the same five springs.
✓ RecovAthlete is an authorized dealer for Peak Pilates. All orders include factory warranty and direct manufacturer support.
Most reformer decisions get made on the frame and then undone by the loops. A studio buys a wood machine, then finds the strap package is fixed and does not match how it teaches. The Artistry Reformer separates those two decisions. The frame, carriage and spring system stay identical across all three builds, so the strap choice is about programming rather than about buying a different machine.
Peak Pilates builds the Artistry Reformer to order and does not accept returns on large equipment, so a rope build cannot be swapped for a vegan build after delivery. The Artistry Reformer also has no tower, no push-through bar and no arm or leg springs. If your programming needs those, buy the Artistry Reformer with TWS Tower instead. Confirm the strap system and wood finish with us before the order goes in.
The machine is the same wherever you buy it. What changes is what comes with the transaction.
The numbers behind that. The Artistry Reformer frame measures 90 in by 26 in (229 cm by 66 cm) and weighs 157 lb (71 kg), which puts it in the same footprint band as a standard studio reformer rather than a compact home unit. The carriage runs 35 in by 23.5 in by 15.5 in (89 cm by 60 cm by 39 cm), and Peak Pilates gives a recommended maximum user weight of 300 lb (136 kg). Five springs ship as standard, one heavy, two standard and two light, and the gear bar carries five eyehooks so you can run four springs for classical work or five for progressive loading. Swapping between the two is a gear bar change, not a service call.
Placing it is straightforward for studios and for home rooms. The frame arrives preassembled and two people should carry it into position on a level floor, then fit the carriage, springs and gear bar. Peak Pilates asks for a clear zone of about three feet (one metre) around the machine in use, so plan the room around 90 in by 26 in plus that working space. Nothing plugs in. Maintenance is light: wipe the upholstery after each session, inspect the springs weekly, check the hardware every 2 months, and replace all five springs every 2 years. The steel carriage flips for twin mat work, and the same frame works with the TWS or FWS tower later, so you never replace the reformer to get one.
| What you get | The feature behind it |
|---|---|
| Change the spring load between clients by hand | Gear bar with 5 eyehooks, interchangeable between four and five springs with a gear bar change |
| Set the carriage start point to the client in front of you | Gear bar positions -1, 1, 2 and 3, with two removable gear blocks and a fixed carriage stop |
| Clean the headrest properly, not around it | Three-position headrest that lifts out of the carriage completely |
| Quieter spring changes in a full class | Rubber-dipped, contoured spring bar support |
| Straps and ropes sit where you place them | Posts built without metal brackets, so nothing obstructs the strap line |
| Foot positions that suit tall and short clients | Four-position contoured footbar with a locking mechanism |
| Add tower work later without buying a second machine | Steel carriage with a flip mechanism, and TWS or FWS towers that mount to the same frame |
This is the only decision that changes the machine, and it is fixed once the order is built. Rope is the classical studio default. The vegan build swaps the ropes for synthetic straps and handles, with no animal products in the package. The leather build starts from the rope and riser package and adds premium leather primary straps and leather swivel handles.
| Standard Rope | Vegan Straps | Leather Straps | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loops and handles | 2 nylon ropes, 2 neoprene handles | 2 synthetic straps, 2 synthetic handles | Rope and riser package plus leather primary straps and leather swivel handles |
| Head end hardware | Retractable risers, preinstalled | Pulleys mounted at the head end of the frame, preinstalled | Retractable risers, preinstalled |
| Also in the kit | 2 double loops, nylon rope flip carriage, 4 ball-bearing carriage wheels | 2 long spine straps, synthetic strap flip carriage | 2 double loops, 2 long spine extension straps |
| Care | Some fraying or pilling on the nylon is normal, replace if it affects function | Replace straps and handles as they wear | Condition the leather, seam separation up to 1/16 in is normal, straps settle after a month or two |
| Suits | Classical rope repertoire and standard studio setups | Studios with an animal-free policy | Instructors teaching traditional strap work |
Five things to confirm, because this machine is built to order and cannot be returned:
| Specification | Figure | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions and weight | ||
| Overall frame | 90 in x 26 in (229 cm x 66 cm) | Plan for the frame plus about three feet of clear space around it in use |
| Carriage | 35 in x 23.5 in x 15.5 in (89 cm x 60 cm x 39 cm) | n/a |
| Long/Short Box | 9.5 in H x 16 in W x 27.5 in L | Included as standard, no separate box purchase |
| Equipment weight | 157 lb (71 kg) | Two people to carry and place it |
| Recommended maximum user weight | 300 lb (136 kg) | Peak Pilates figure, applies to all three builds |
| Materials and construction | ||
| Frame | Solid wood, beechwood or walnut | Wood parts are finished in a water-based lacquer, so a mild soapy wipe is all the cleaning needed |
| Upholstery | Black | Wipe after each use with a mild cleaner diluted 50/50 with water |
| Carriage construction | Steel, with flip mechanism | Flips for twin mat work and for tower conversion |
| Posts | Built without metal brackets | Open space around the frame at every strap position |
| Springs and adjustment | ||
| Springs supplied | 5 (1 heavy, 2 standard, 2 light) | Colour coded at the eyebolt: blue light, yellow medium, red heavy |
| Spring capacity | Interchangeable between 4 and 5 | The gear bar slides into any of the four grooves cut into the rails, no tools |
| Gear bar | 5 eyehooks, positions -1, 1, 2 and 3 | Sets the carriage start point to the client's height and hip flexion |
| Footbar | 4 positions, contoured, locking | Position 3 for the jump board, position 2 for the dancer jump board |
| Headrest | 3 positions, fully removable | Comes out for cleaning rather than folding flat |
Every Artistry Reformer, whichever strap build you choose:
Then the strap package for your build: the rope build adds 2 nylon ropes, 2 neoprene handles, 2 double loops, the nylon rope flip carriage and 4 preinstalled ball-bearing carriage wheels. The vegan build adds 2 synthetic straps, 2 synthetic handles, 2 long spine straps and the synthetic strap flip carriage. The leather build ships the rope and riser package plus premium leather primary straps and leather swivel handles.
Sold separately: the TWS and FWS tower kits, jump board, dancer jump board, side split platform, sheepskin leather strap covers, replacement springs, and white glove inside delivery.
Choose rope if you teach the classical rope repertoire and want the standard studio setup. Choose vegan if you or your clients will not have animal products in the studio, since that build uses synthetic straps and handles throughout. Choose leather if traditional strap work is the core of your teaching, and accept that leather needs conditioning and settles over the first month or two.
Yes. The Artistry Reformer carriage flips and the frame takes either the TWS or the FWS tower, so you do not replace the machine to get tower work. What you cannot do is convert the machine yourself out of parts you already own, because the tower arrives as a kit with its own springs, bars and mats. If you already know you want tower work, order the Artistry Reformer with TWS Tower from the start rather than buying a reformer and a kit in two goes.
The Artistry Reformer frame is 90 in by 26 in, and Peak Pilates asks for about three feet of clear space around the machine in use. In a studio that works out at about 13.5 ft by 8 ft per station. Measure the door and hallway too, because the crate arrives by freight and does not fold.
The frame arrives preassembled. You fit the carriage, springs and gear bar on site, which the Peak Pilates manual asks two people to do so nobody catches a hand between the carriage and the track. Nothing plugs in. Standard freight delivery is curbside, so book white glove inside delivery as a paid add-on if you do not have two people and a clear path to the room.
Peak Pilates currently lists the Artistry Reformer as a pre-order with an estimated 45 to 60 days from the order date, and a limit of two units per order. That window moves with the factory build schedule, so we confirm the current date with Peak Pilates when your order is placed rather than quoting an old one. Call 866-861-6317 if you have a studio opening date to work back from.
Yes. The Artistry Reformer ships with five springs, one heavy, two standard and two light, and moves between four and five spring setups with a gear bar change. Four springs suits classical work where the tensions are meant to be equal. Five gives a wider load range, and the colour at the eyebolt tells you which is which: blue light, yellow medium, red heavy.
You are buying one decision less. The frame, carriage, footbar and spring system are settled, and the only thing left is which loops your clients hold. That is the part a studio actually feels every session, and it is the part most reformer purchases get wrong by accident.
Not sure which strap build fits how you teach? Call 866-861-6317, 9am to 6pm EST, Monday to Friday, and we will size the room and confirm the build with Peak Pilates before you order.
At RecovAthlete, we partner with Peak Pilates to deliver premium Pilates equipment to your home, studio, or facility with care. Please review the shipping and return policies below before placing your order.
The following cannot be returned:
We currently do not accept direct international Peak Pilates orders on RecovAthlete.com. Please contact us or a Peak Pilates international distributor for a quote and availability.
For returns, shipping questions, or support, contact us at support@recovathlete.com.
Pick the loops your teaching actually uses, and leave the rest of the machine alone. The Peak Pilates Artistry Reformer is built to order in beechwood or walnut with black upholstery, and you choose rope, vegan synthetic straps or leather straps on the same frame. A studio teaching classical rope repertoire and a studio that will not buy animal products end up with the same carriage, the same footbar and the same five springs.
✓ RecovAthlete is an authorized dealer for Peak Pilates. All orders include factory warranty and direct manufacturer support.
Most reformer decisions get made on the frame and then undone by the loops. A studio buys a wood machine, then finds the strap package is fixed and does not match how it teaches. The Artistry Reformer separates those two decisions. The frame, carriage and spring system stay identical across all three builds, so the strap choice is about programming rather than about buying a different machine.
Peak Pilates builds the Artistry Reformer to order and does not accept returns on large equipment, so a rope build cannot be swapped for a vegan build after delivery. The Artistry Reformer also has no tower, no push-through bar and no arm or leg springs. If your programming needs those, buy the Artistry Reformer with TWS Tower instead. Confirm the strap system and wood finish with us before the order goes in.
The machine is the same wherever you buy it. What changes is what comes with the transaction.
The numbers behind that. The Artistry Reformer frame measures 90 in by 26 in (229 cm by 66 cm) and weighs 157 lb (71 kg), which puts it in the same footprint band as a standard studio reformer rather than a compact home unit. The carriage runs 35 in by 23.5 in by 15.5 in (89 cm by 60 cm by 39 cm), and Peak Pilates gives a recommended maximum user weight of 300 lb (136 kg). Five springs ship as standard, one heavy, two standard and two light, and the gear bar carries five eyehooks so you can run four springs for classical work or five for progressive loading. Swapping between the two is a gear bar change, not a service call.
Placing it is straightforward for studios and for home rooms. The frame arrives preassembled and two people should carry it into position on a level floor, then fit the carriage, springs and gear bar. Peak Pilates asks for a clear zone of about three feet (one metre) around the machine in use, so plan the room around 90 in by 26 in plus that working space. Nothing plugs in. Maintenance is light: wipe the upholstery after each session, inspect the springs weekly, check the hardware every 2 months, and replace all five springs every 2 years. The steel carriage flips for twin mat work, and the same frame works with the TWS or FWS tower later, so you never replace the reformer to get one.
| What you get | The feature behind it |
|---|---|
| Change the spring load between clients by hand | Gear bar with 5 eyehooks, interchangeable between four and five springs with a gear bar change |
| Set the carriage start point to the client in front of you | Gear bar positions -1, 1, 2 and 3, with two removable gear blocks and a fixed carriage stop |
| Clean the headrest properly, not around it | Three-position headrest that lifts out of the carriage completely |
| Quieter spring changes in a full class | Rubber-dipped, contoured spring bar support |
| Straps and ropes sit where you place them | Posts built without metal brackets, so nothing obstructs the strap line |
| Foot positions that suit tall and short clients | Four-position contoured footbar with a locking mechanism |
| Add tower work later without buying a second machine | Steel carriage with a flip mechanism, and TWS or FWS towers that mount to the same frame |
This is the only decision that changes the machine, and it is fixed once the order is built. Rope is the classical studio default. The vegan build swaps the ropes for synthetic straps and handles, with no animal products in the package. The leather build starts from the rope and riser package and adds premium leather primary straps and leather swivel handles.
| Standard Rope | Vegan Straps | Leather Straps | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loops and handles | 2 nylon ropes, 2 neoprene handles | 2 synthetic straps, 2 synthetic handles | Rope and riser package plus leather primary straps and leather swivel handles |
| Head end hardware | Retractable risers, preinstalled | Pulleys mounted at the head end of the frame, preinstalled | Retractable risers, preinstalled |
| Also in the kit | 2 double loops, nylon rope flip carriage, 4 ball-bearing carriage wheels | 2 long spine straps, synthetic strap flip carriage | 2 double loops, 2 long spine extension straps |
| Care | Some fraying or pilling on the nylon is normal, replace if it affects function | Replace straps and handles as they wear | Condition the leather, seam separation up to 1/16 in is normal, straps settle after a month or two |
| Suits | Classical rope repertoire and standard studio setups | Studios with an animal-free policy | Instructors teaching traditional strap work |
Five things to confirm, because this machine is built to order and cannot be returned:
| Specification | Figure | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions and weight | ||
| Overall frame | 90 in x 26 in (229 cm x 66 cm) | Plan for the frame plus about three feet of clear space around it in use |
| Carriage | 35 in x 23.5 in x 15.5 in (89 cm x 60 cm x 39 cm) | n/a |
| Long/Short Box | 9.5 in H x 16 in W x 27.5 in L | Included as standard, no separate box purchase |
| Equipment weight | 157 lb (71 kg) | Two people to carry and place it |
| Recommended maximum user weight | 300 lb (136 kg) | Peak Pilates figure, applies to all three builds |
| Materials and construction | ||
| Frame | Solid wood, beechwood or walnut | Wood parts are finished in a water-based lacquer, so a mild soapy wipe is all the cleaning needed |
| Upholstery | Black | Wipe after each use with a mild cleaner diluted 50/50 with water |
| Carriage construction | Steel, with flip mechanism | Flips for twin mat work and for tower conversion |
| Posts | Built without metal brackets | Open space around the frame at every strap position |
| Springs and adjustment | ||
| Springs supplied | 5 (1 heavy, 2 standard, 2 light) | Colour coded at the eyebolt: blue light, yellow medium, red heavy |
| Spring capacity | Interchangeable between 4 and 5 | The gear bar slides into any of the four grooves cut into the rails, no tools |
| Gear bar | 5 eyehooks, positions -1, 1, 2 and 3 | Sets the carriage start point to the client's height and hip flexion |
| Footbar | 4 positions, contoured, locking | Position 3 for the jump board, position 2 for the dancer jump board |
| Headrest | 3 positions, fully removable | Comes out for cleaning rather than folding flat |
Every Artistry Reformer, whichever strap build you choose:
Then the strap package for your build: the rope build adds 2 nylon ropes, 2 neoprene handles, 2 double loops, the nylon rope flip carriage and 4 preinstalled ball-bearing carriage wheels. The vegan build adds 2 synthetic straps, 2 synthetic handles, 2 long spine straps and the synthetic strap flip carriage. The leather build ships the rope and riser package plus premium leather primary straps and leather swivel handles.
Sold separately: the TWS and FWS tower kits, jump board, dancer jump board, side split platform, sheepskin leather strap covers, replacement springs, and white glove inside delivery.
Choose rope if you teach the classical rope repertoire and want the standard studio setup. Choose vegan if you or your clients will not have animal products in the studio, since that build uses synthetic straps and handles throughout. Choose leather if traditional strap work is the core of your teaching, and accept that leather needs conditioning and settles over the first month or two.
Yes. The Artistry Reformer carriage flips and the frame takes either the TWS or the FWS tower, so you do not replace the machine to get tower work. What you cannot do is convert the machine yourself out of parts you already own, because the tower arrives as a kit with its own springs, bars and mats. If you already know you want tower work, order the Artistry Reformer with TWS Tower from the start rather than buying a reformer and a kit in two goes.
The Artistry Reformer frame is 90 in by 26 in, and Peak Pilates asks for about three feet of clear space around the machine in use. In a studio that works out at about 13.5 ft by 8 ft per station. Measure the door and hallway too, because the crate arrives by freight and does not fold.
The frame arrives preassembled. You fit the carriage, springs and gear bar on site, which the Peak Pilates manual asks two people to do so nobody catches a hand between the carriage and the track. Nothing plugs in. Standard freight delivery is curbside, so book white glove inside delivery as a paid add-on if you do not have two people and a clear path to the room.
Peak Pilates currently lists the Artistry Reformer as a pre-order with an estimated 45 to 60 days from the order date, and a limit of two units per order. That window moves with the factory build schedule, so we confirm the current date with Peak Pilates when your order is placed rather than quoting an old one. Call 866-861-6317 if you have a studio opening date to work back from.
Yes. The Artistry Reformer ships with five springs, one heavy, two standard and two light, and moves between four and five spring setups with a gear bar change. Four springs suits classical work where the tensions are meant to be equal. Five gives a wider load range, and the colour at the eyebolt tells you which is which: blue light, yellow medium, red heavy.
You are buying one decision less. The frame, carriage, footbar and spring system are settled, and the only thing left is which loops your clients hold. That is the part a studio actually feels every session, and it is the part most reformer purchases get wrong by accident.
Not sure which strap build fits how you teach? Call 866-861-6317, 9am to 6pm EST, Monday to Friday, and we will size the room and confirm the build with Peak Pilates before you order.
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