Trapeze Table Australian Delivery

Trapeze Tables with Australian Delivery, Ready for Your Studio or Home

A trapeze table is a big purchase, and buying one locally should feel straightforward. We're an Australian owned and operated supplier of trapeze tables, Cadillac tables and tower reformers. We handle delivery and installation, and you're welcome to try equipment at our Sydney showroom first.

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What is a trapeze table, and how is it different from a tower?

A trapeze table is a Cadillac table

A pilates trapeze table is the same piece of equipment as a Cadillac or Pilates table. It's a standalone apparatus with a raised padded bed and a full overhead frame, fitted with springs, bars and straps. If you've been searching for cadillac pilates equipment, this is it, and it supports trapeze table exercises such as hanging work, leg springs and spinal articulation that a reformer alone can't offer.

Our Pioneer Pilates Cadillac table is a good example, with a stainless steel full trapeze tower and 16 carabine attachment points, suited to commercial studios and home users.

A tower attaches to a reformer instead

A trapeze tower isn't a standalone table. It attaches to an existing reformer, adding overhead bars, springs and hang traps. That makes it a different buying decision: you're extending a machine you already own, or choosing a reformer with tower as one setup.

Start with how you'll actually use it, then pick the setup that fits your space. A table, a tower and a full trapeze reformer each suit a different room.

Pilates Direct Team, Pilates Reformer & Equipment Specialists

Half and full trapeze setups

Half and full describe how much overhead structure you get. A half trapeze mounts at one end only, giving core attachment points without the full overhead frame. A full trapeze table runs the entire reformer length, with attachment points at head and foot.

A pilates reformer with trapeze combines a commercial-grade reformer with a complete overhead tower, replicating a Cadillac's functionality in one machine. It suits studios that want both in a single footprint. Whichever you choose, proper form and qualified instruction matter on this equipment.

Full trapeze, half trapeze or Cadillac: which one suits you?

The right choice depends on how much overhead structure you want and the space you have. A standalone Cadillac suits studios and homes with room for a dedicated apparatus, a half trapeze tower adds core attachment points to a reformer, and a full trapeze turns the reformer into a complete overhead workspace. Here is how three models in our range compare.

The Pioneer Pilates Cadillac table has a stainless steel full trapeze tower and 16 carabine attachment points, and is positioned for commercial studios and home users.

The half trapeze reformer tower comes with 21 carabiners, 13 springs, hand and foot straps, an abdomen handle, a safety strap, jump board, roll-down bar and extension. Stock is limited.

The Motion Pilates Full Trapeze lets you run a standard reformer or use the whole bed as a trapeze workspace. It has an adjustable footbar and carriage stoppers with multiple holes to extend or limit range of motion.

Not sure which fits? We're happy to give you a tailored recommendation.

Check your space before you order

Measure your room before you choose a trapeze table, because overhead height matters as much as floor area. Hanging work on a full trapeze needs 220cm of overhead clearance, so check your ceiling, including any beams, lights or fans. Cadillac tables and half trapeze attachments have lower clearance requirements, so compare the height specifications on each product page against your room.

A standalone Cadillac table takes up about 240cm x 80cm of floor space plus the same overhead clearance. A freestanding tower on a reformer bed adds no floor space but adds height. A wall-mounted tower suits rooms with good ceiling height and limited floor area.

Not sure how your room measures up? Our team can talk it through with you before anything is ordered, and you can see the equipment in person at our Sydney showroom.

Who a trapeze table suits

A trapeze table suits intermediate to advanced practitioners and the studios that teach them. It is designed to complement reformer work rather than replace it, which is why it features in so much rehabilitation pilates equipment and pilates studio equipment lists.

• Physiotherapists who want a versatile apparatus for their clinic. Clients recovering from injury should be cleared by their physiotherapist or doctor first.
• Movement therapists who value the full spring and bar array for spinal and mobility work.
• Teacher training studios, where Cadillac and trapeze equipment is often treated as essential for the full repertoire.
• Home users at intermediate to advanced level with the space and overhead clearance, ideally working under qualified instruction.

How delivery works across Australia

We're Australian owned and operated, so buying pilates equipment in Australia means dealing with a local team from enquiry to installation. We deliver trapeze tables Australia-wide or hold them for pickup from our Castle Hill showroom in Sydney. You can try before you buy, then we'll give you a tailored recommendation for your room and your training.

After your order, our team stays on hand for aftercare and questions. Stock moves quickly, and second-hand listings such as the Aero Pilates XP610 note a 3-4 week delivery ETA, so call the store to confirm availability and ask about commercial fit-out packages.

Trapeze table questions we hear often

Do you deliver trapeze tables across Australia?

Yes, we offer Australia-wide delivery from our Sydney base, or you can collect from our Castle Hill showroom. Delivery and installation timing depends on the product and stock, so please enquire for specifics.

How much ceiling height do I need?

Hanging work on a full trapeze needs at least 220cm of overhead clearance. Cadillac tables and half trapeze attachments have lower requirements, so check each product's height specifications against your room.

Should I choose a half or full trapeze?

A half trapeze mounts at one end and suits core attachment work, while a full trapeze runs the whole reformer for hanging and advanced work. Qualified instruction matters for either.

Can I add a tower to a reformer I already own?

Often, yes. A trapeze tower attaches to an existing reformer, but compatibility varies by model, so send us your reformer details first.

Do you sell second-hand trapeze equipment?

We stock second-hand reformers, such as the Aero Pilates XP610, but stock changes constantly. Ask us what is currently available.

I am returning from an injury. Can I use a trapeze table?

Please get clearance from your physiotherapist or doctor first. We can't advise on medical suitability, and proper form and qualified instruction matter on this equipment.

Talk to our team about your trapeze setup

Tell us about your space and training, and we'll give you a tailored recommendation. Or visit our Sydney showroom and try before you buy.

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