Buy Wunda Chair Online
Buy a Wunda Chair Online, Delivered Across Australia
Pilates Direct is Australian owned and operated. Choose a Pilates Wunda Chair for your home or studio, including the Pioneer Pilates Deluxe and Motion Pilates Deluxe, and we'll support you from purchase through to delivery and installation.
What a Wunda Chair Does for Your Training
A Pilates Wunda Chair is a compact piece of equipment with a padded seat, a spring-loaded pedal and adjustable resistance, built to train your core, legs and glutes. You can work seated, kneeling, standing or prone, which gives you a wide range of exercises from one small footprint. Some people call it a Pilates reformer chair, though it is a separate machine from the sliding-carriage reformer.
The modern combo chair is the evolved form of Joseph Pilates' original design. It adds padded split pedals, adjustable handles and more resistance options, so one chair covers strength, flexibility and balance work. Because you balance against the springs, it also works as a stability chair for Pilates, challenging control as much as strength.
Start with how you'll actually use it, then pick the chair that fits your space and your budget.
Pilates Direct Team, Pilates Reformer & Equipment Specialists
Spring resistance is what makes the chair so adaptable. Increase it for harder muscle-building work, or keep it light for slow, precise repetition. If you're returning from an injury, check with your physiotherapist or doctor first, and learn the movements with a qualified instructor, because good form matters on every exercise.
Two Combo Chairs We Stock and Recommend
The two Pilates combo chairs we recommend are the Pioneer Pilates Deluxe Wunda Chair and the Motion Pilates Wunda Chair Deluxe. Both are split pedal Pilates chairs with removable handles, suited to a home or studio.
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$1,590.00 - Regular price
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The Pioneer Pilates Deluxe is built from hand-sanded beechwood, so the frame feels smooth under your hands. The upholstery is soft but durable, with EVA foam padding under the seat and pedals.
The Motion Pilates Deluxe has a wooden base for a more refined look. Its handles adjust with a twist-and-pull knob across a 115cm to 145cm range. The pedals can join or separate using the included wooden locking bar. For added variety, you can use either as a Pilates chair with resistance bands by attaching bands for extra upper-body and mobility work.
What to Check Before You Buy a Pilates Chair Online
Run through this list before you commit to any chair, and you'll be able to compare models on the things that actually matter. We're happy to talk through any of it with you.
- Space: a standard chair needs about 60cm wide x 40cm deep x 60cm high, so measure the spot first and allow room to move around it.
- Split pedals: these allow independent single-leg work, which is the traditional Wunda style.
- Handles: a Pilates chair with handles should have them removable or adjustable, as on the Motion Pilates Deluxe, which adjusts from 115cm to 145cm.
- Non-slip padding: look for firm, grippy upholstery, like the EVA foam padding on the Pioneer Pilates Deluxe.
- Build quality: confirm a solid steel frame, smooth pedal action and a stated weight capacity. A professional Pilates chair for a busy studio should be rated for repeated daily use.
- Warranty: read the terms so you know what's covered and for how long.
- Delivery costs: check what's quoted on top of the chair price.
- Assembly: find out whether it arrives built or needs putting together.
- After-sales support and returns: make sure there's a real person to contact and a clear returns policy.
- Form and instruction: learn the movements with a qualified instructor. If you're recovering from an injury, get clearance from a physiotherapist or doctor first.
Is a Wunda Chair Right for Home Use?
Yes. A Pilates chair for home use is practical because of its compact footprint of about 60cm x 60cm. Reinforced frames, non-slip feet to protect your floors, adjustable spring resistance and safety straps make it suitable for regular training at home.
Whether you're browsing a Wunda chair for sale for your spare room or fitting out a studio, prices vary by model. Home-suitable chairs start around AUD 800, with professional-grade chairs up to about AUD 1500, plus delivery. If you'd rather spread the cost, we offer rent-to-own and payment plan options, and used and demo stock can lower the upfront outlay for home buyers and studio owners managing cash flow.
For current rental rates and any sales, check the product pages, as we only quote what's listed there.
Wunda Chair or Wonder Chair?
The Wunda has split pedals, while the Wonder has a single pedal. Split pedals let you train one leg at a time and follow traditional Pilates principles. A single pedal keeps movement simpler, which suits beginners.
If you want a chair you can grow into, we'd point you to a split-pedal combo chair like the Pioneer Pilates Deluxe.
Wunda Chair Questions We Often Hear
Will a Wunda Chair fit in my home?
Most will. A standard chair is roughly 60cm wide, 40cm deep and 60cm high, so measure your space first. Our team can confirm dimensions for a specific model.
Do I need medical clearance if I'm recovering from an injury?
Yes. Please get clearance from your physiotherapist or doctor first. Spring resistance can be kept light, but proper form and qualified instruction matter for everyone.
Can I try one before buying, or rent-to-own?
You can try before you buy at our Sydney showroom. We also offer rent-to-own and payment plan options, so ask the team how they would work for you.
Ready to Choose Your Wunda Chair?
Browse our Wunda Chair collection online, or talk to our team about the right fit for your space. You can also visit our Sydney showroom.