Combo Chair (Split Pedal Wunda Chair with adjustable stainless steel handles)

The Combo Chair has everything a standard Wunda Chair offers (split pedals, connecting rod for single-pedal use, adjustable tension) plus adjustable stainless steel handles. The handles open up standing, seated and inverted exercises that aren't possible on a chair without them, effectively combining a Wunda Chair and a high chair into one piece of equipment. Hence the name.

The handles add support for inverted work like handstands and pike presses, assisted standing exercises like pull-ups, tricep dips and side stretches, and seated arm work with added stability. They also give clients a secure grip during balance and rehabilitation work, where confidence matters as much as the movement itself.

Stainless steel resists corrosion in high-humidity studio environments where painted or plain steel would degrade over time. It also wipes clean between clients without the finish wearing off, which matters when handles get gripped by sweaty hands hundreds of times a week.

Yes, and the handles make it especially good for rehab. Clients regaining strength or balance can use them for stability through standing and transitional exercises, and the five-level tension adjustment on each spring lets you start light and progress gradually. It's common in physio clinics and rehab centres for that reason.

Yes. The handles are adjustable and don't get in the way of standard Wunda Chair work, so you get the full traditional exercise range plus everything the handles add.

We offer a 4-year warranty on our equipment, reflecting our confidence in the durability and quality of our products. This warranty covers manufacturing defects and provides peace of mind for long-term use.

Yes, absolutely. Discounts apply when you purchase three or more units of the same item. Bulk pricing makes it easier to fit out your studio or practice while keeping costs down. And yes, these prices are trade prices - because you're buying directly from the manufacturer, you're already getting pricing that avoids typical retail mark-ups. Further discounts may apply depending on the quantity of each item ordered, so feel free to contact us for a personalised quote.

Different equipment, different purposes. A Reformer uses a sliding carriage for lying, kneeling and seated work across a horizontal plane. The Combo Chair is compact, vertical, and built for standing, seated and inverted exercises, focused on strength, balance and stability in a smaller footprint. Most studios run both because they complement each other rather than overlap.

Yes. While many of our customers are Pilates studios and health professionals, we also supply equipment to individuals creating a home Pilates space.