Wooden Wunda Chair
Wooden Wunda Chairs for Home and Studio
Looking for a wooden Wunda chair? Pilates Direct is Australian owned and operated, and we supply timber Pilates chairs for home or studio with expert advice, flexible ways to pay, and delivery and installation support. Compare the two wooden models below, or visit our Sydney showroom to try one before you buy.
Timber that is built to last
Timber gives a Wunda chair a solid, stable frame that suits both a lounge-room corner and a busy studio floor. Most of the apparatus in our Pilates equipment collection sits on engineered or solid timber frames, chosen for durability and user safety.
The Pioneer Pilates Wunda Chair has a hand-sanded beechwood body, which feels smooth and looks right at home in a living space.
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$1,590.00 - Regular price
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$1,590.00
Comfort and grip where you need it
Timber is only part of the picture. High-density foam upholstery supports you through longer sessions, and non-slip vinyl or grip surfaces help keep you steady on the seat and pedals. The Pioneer pairs its beechwood frame with soft, durable upholstery and EVA foam padding.
A well-made timber frame feels settled underfoot and holds up to daily use, so look closely at the build before you look at anything else.
Pilates Direct Team, Pilates Reformer & Equipment Specialists
The Deluxe wooden bottom
The Motion Pilates Deluxe Wunda Chair adds a wooden bottom for a more refined look, which suits a chair that lives in view. Whichever you choose, learn the exercises with a trained instructor, as proper form matters on any Pilates chair.
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$1,290.00 - Regular price
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$1,690.00 - Sale price
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$1,290.00
Two wooden chairs we stock
We stock two wooden Wunda chairs, and the main difference is the pedals. The Motion Pilates Deluxe adds a wooden bottom and twist-and-pull removable handles that adjust from 115cm to 145cm. The Pioneer Pilates Deluxe has a split pedal combo, a hand-sanded beechwood body and EVA foam padding.
On either one, you can work from sitting, kneeling, standing or prone positions, so a single compact chair can carry a full-body, low-impact session at home or in a studio. Adjustable springs let you set the pace for your own level.
The Motion Pilates chair also comes with a wooden bar that locks the pedals together, so you can switch between split and combined use.
Features to look for before you buy
A good wooden Wunda chair comes down to a handful of build and setup details. Use this checklist when comparing models.
- Adjustable springs: adjustable resistance lets you make exercises lighter or harder as your fitness changes.
- Padded split pedal: supports rotational and reciprocal limb movements, and a locking bar lets you combine the pedals when you need to.
- Comfort seat: a padded seat suits sitting, kneeling and standing work.
- Non-slip, washable pedals: easy to wipe down and secure underfoot.
- Straps and handles: check they are removable or adjustable. The Motion Pilates Deluxe handles adjust from 115cm to 145cm.
- Reinforced frame and non-slip feet: a sturdy frame, with feet that protect your flooring.
- Multiple spring attachments: more attachment points give you more ways to set resistance.
- Weight rating: this varies by model and brand, so check it on each product page.
Will a wooden Wunda chair suit my home and my goals?
Does it fit in a home?
Yes, for most homes. Home-suitable chairs have a compact 60cm x 60cm footprint, so a spare corner of a living room or studio is usually enough. Prices in Australia start at about AUD 800. Our team can talk you through the options for your space, whether it's a single chair at home or several for a studio.
Can it work for different goals?
A Pilates chair is a flexible piece of equipment. You can stretch, tone and work your muscles from sitting, kneeling, standing or prone positions. Spring resistance can be set lighter for precise, controlled repetition, or increased for harder strength work.
That range is why the same chair can suit beginners and more experienced movers, since the adjustable springs let you modify the difficulty.
What if I'm recovering from an injury?
Lighter spring settings are often used in injury recovery programs, but please see your physiotherapist or doctor for clearance before you start. A trained instructor can help you set up a safe, suitable routine.
Wooden Wunda chair questions we often hear
Should I choose split or combined pedals?
You don't have to choose. The Motion Pilates chair includes a wooden bar that locks the pedals together, so you can switch between split and combined use. The Pioneer Pilates Deluxe has a split pedal combo.
Can I adjust the spring resistance?
Yes. The springs are adjustable, so you can make exercises easier or harder to suit your fitness level.
What weight can a chair hold?
It varies by model and brand, and commercial-grade pieces are rated higher. Check the weight rating on each product page before you buy.
Will it mark my floors?
Home models typically have non-slip feet designed to protect flooring, and the compact 60cm x 60cm footprint makes the chair easy to place.
Browse our Pilates equipment collection to compare chairs, or get in touch with any questions. We're Australian owned and operated, and we'll help you choose, then handle delivery and installation.