
What to Look for in a Pilates Reformer if You’re a Studio Owner
As a studio owner, selecting the right Pilates reformer is more than just a purchase—it’s an investment in the safety, satisfaction, and experience of your clients. With the right equipment, you can elevate your studio’s offerings, improve client retention, and create a professional environment that stands out.
Here’s what to consider when choosing a Pilates reformer for your studio:
Build Quality and Durability
Commercial studios need equipment that withstands daily use. Look for reformers constructed with high-quality materials such as solid hardwood or reinforced steel frames. FitBoutique’s range—including the Ivory Fold Reformer and Onyx Reformer—is designed for stability and longevity, ensuring your studio investment lasts for years.
Comfort and Ergonomics
Client comfort is essential. Check for padded carriages, adjustable straps, and smooth gliding systems. Features like suede-lined straps on FitBoutique reformers offer extra comfort, minimizing strain and enhancing the overall Pilates experience.
Versatility and Adjustability
A good reformer should accommodate clients of all sizes and skill levels. Adjustable footbars, springs, and carriage resistance levels allow instructors to modify exercises for beginners and advanced users alike. This versatility makes your studio inclusive and adaptable.
Ease of Use and Assembly
Efficient assembly and maintenance are crucial for busy studios. FitBoutique reformers are praised for their easy setup, allowing instructors to focus on training rather than equipment issues. Foldable models like the Ivory Fold Reformer are perfect for studios with limited space.
Aesthetic Appeal
While performance is key, the look of your equipment reflects your studio’s brand. Premium finishes and sleek designs not only enhance your studio environment but also appeal to clients who value a luxury experience. FitBoutique reformers combine both functionality and visual appeal.
Warranty and Support
Reliable customer service and warranty coverage provide peace of mind. FitBoutique offers responsive support, free Australia-wide delivery, and flexible payment options—including 24 months interest-free financing—making it easier to equip your studio without compromise.
Client Feedback and Reviews
Always consider feedback from other studio owners and users. FitBoutique consistently receives high praise, with customers highlighting the quality, stability, and comfort of their equipment. A satisfied client base ensures a smoother operation and better reputation for your studio.
Why Choose FitBoutique for Your Studio
As an Australian-owned provider of premium Pilates equipment, FitBoutique specializes in reformers and accessories designed for both professional and home studios. With a focus on quality, convenience, and aesthetics, FitBoutique helps you create a studio environment your clients will love.
Explore our full range of commercial-grade reformers and elevate your studio today. For inquiries or to discuss your studio’s needs, contact FitBoutique here.
Reformer Pilates Range
Frequently Asked Questions
How much space do I need for a reformer bed?
Space Requirements for Your Reformer
A FitBoutique reformer requires approximately 245cm x 68cm (2.45m x 0.65m) of floor space. Here's what this means for your space planning:
For Home Users
Length: 245cm (8.04 feet)
Width: 68cm (2.13 feet)
Recommended clearance: Add at least 30cm on each side and end for comfortable access
Total recommended space: 305cm x 125cm (3.05m x 1.25m)
For the Onyx Fold model specifically:
Same footprint when in use (245cm x 65cm)
When folded: Takes up significantly less floor space in vertical storage
Ceiling height consideration: Ensure adequate height for vertical storage
What's the difference between commercial and home reformers?
While both offer similar exercise capabilities, commercial reformers typically feature heavier-duty construction, enhanced weight capacity, and more extensive warranty coverage. However, premium home models like the Onyx series bridge this gap with commercial-grade components.
How often should I maintain my reformer?
Regular maintenance includes weekly cleaning, monthly hardware checks, and quarterly deep cleaning of tracks and wheels. Premium reformers come with detailed maintenance guides to ensure optimal performance and longevity.


































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