Legacy Pilates packages bundle matched classical apparatus at 15 to 20 percent below the cost of buying each piece on its own. Five packages cover every stage of the journey, from a first mat practice at home to a fully equipped commercial studio. Each one is built around apparatus that belong together, so nothing in the set is redundant and nothing essential is missing.

Buying a package does more than save money. It removes the guesswork of assembling a studio piece by piece. The combinations follow the logic of the classical method, where the mat teaches the foundations, the reformer and chair build on them, and the barrels and correctors refine the detail. When those pieces are chosen to work as a system, a practitioner or studio gets a coherent practice rather than a collection of machines.

How the Packages Build on Each Other

The five packages form a clear progression. The Mat and Home packages equip a home practice at two levels of depth. The Beginner package adds the first reformer, which suits a serious home studio or a teacher starting out. The two Studio packages equip a full commercial space, and differ mainly in how they configure the reformer and tower work. Read from top to bottom, they map the path from a single mat to a working studio.

Pilates Mat Package

The Mat Package is the entry point to classical Pilates at home, and everything in it serves the original mat repertoire. It pairs a foldable low mat with an arc barrel, a 2x4 board, a short box pole and a weighted roll-up device.

Together these cover the mat work Joseph Pilates set out in his original thirty-four exercises, along with the small apparatus that supports and progresses it. It suits a practitioner who wants an authentic mat practice at home without committing to a reformer. Retail value is 1,355 USD, and the package price is 1,151.75 USD, a saving of 15 percent.

Pilates Home Package

The Home Package steps up from the mat to spring-resisted apparatus, without the footprint or cost of a reformer. It brings together a foldable low mat, a Wunda Chair, a spine corrector and a foot corrector.

This is a considered set for a committed home practitioner. The Wunda Chair carries a deep repertoire in very little space, the spine corrector restores the extension that daily life erodes, and the foot corrector strengthens the foundation the whole body stands on. It gives real apparatus variety in a room that could not hold a reformer. Retail value is 3,140 USD, and the package price is 2,669 USD, a saving of 15 percent.

Pilates Beginner Package

The Beginner package is the first set built around a reformer, and it is the natural choice for a home studio or a teacher equipping their first space. It centres on an 86 inch aluminium reformer and adds a foldable low mat, a Wunda Chair and a spine corrector.

With these four pieces a practitioner can work the majority of the classical repertoire. The reformer carries the core of the method, the chair adds upright and unsupported work, the mat grounds the fundamentals, and the spine corrector opens the spinal work the others depend on. It is a complete starting studio rather than a single machine. Retail value is 7,540 USD, and the package price is 6,409 USD, a saving of 15 percent.

Pilates Studio Package V1

The first studio package equips a commercial space while keeping the floor plan efficient. It supplies four 86 inch aluminium reformer and tower combinations, four Wunda Chairs and four spine correctors.

The reformer and tower combination is the key to this configuration. Each unit brings much of the Cadillac repertoire into the reformer footprint, so a studio gains tower and push-through work without dedicating separate floor space to it. For a studio that wants full versatility from a compact layout, this is the more space-efficient of the two commercial sets. Retail value is 33,760 USD, and the package price is 27,008 USD, a saving of 20 percent.

Pilates Studio Package V2

The second studio package favours dedicated stations over combined units, which suits a larger or more traditionally arranged space. It supplies four 86 inch aluminium reformers, four wall units with high mat, four Wunda Chairs and four small barrels.

Here the reformers stand as pure reformers, and the wall units handle the tower and spring work as separate, wall-mounted stations with a high mat. The small barrels add focused spinal and extension work across the studio. This layout gives a studio distinct apparatus for each type of work, which many classical teachers prefer for teaching flow and class capacity. Retail value is 34,560 USD, and the package price is 27,648 USD, a saving of 20 percent.

Why Buy a Package Rather Than Piece by Piece

The saving is the obvious reason, and it is real. Every package is priced well below the sum of its parts, and the two studio sets reach 20 percent off apparatus that would cost more than thirty three thousand dollars bought individually.

The less obvious reason is coherence. Assembling a studio one apparatus at a time invites gaps and duplication. These sets are put together so the pieces complement each other across the repertoire, which means a practitioner or studio starts with a balanced practice from day one. Every apparatus is handcrafted in Istanbul to the original classical specifications and certified to ISO 20957 and CE standards for studio and clinical use, and each package ships worldwide.

Choosing the Right Package

Every package answers a different stage and space, so the choice tends to make itself once the setting is clear.

Which Package Suits a Home Practice?

For a mat-focused practice at home, the Mat Package covers the classical repertoire and its supporting apparatus. If you want spring-resisted variety without a reformer, the Home Package adds the Wunda Chair and correctors. When there is room and appetite for a reformer, the Beginner package becomes a complete home studio in four pieces.

What Is the Difference Between Studio Package V1 and V2?

Both equip a four-station commercial studio and save 20 percent. V1 uses reformer and tower combinations, which fold the tower repertoire into the reformer footprint and save floor space. V2 keeps the reformers separate and adds dedicated wall units with a high mat, along with small barrels, which gives distinct stations for each type of work. V1 favours compact versatility, and V2 favours dedicated capacity.

How Much Do the Packages Save?

The three smaller packages save 15 percent against retail, and the two studio packages save 20 percent. The exact saving in dollars grows with the size of the set, reaching more than six thousand dollars on each of the commercial packages.

Can a Package Be Customised?

The published packages reflect the most common combinations, but a studio often has particular needs around finishes, sizes and additional apparatus. Our team can adjust a package or build a bespoke set, and is glad to advise on the right configuration for a space and a budget.

Explore the Packages

Explore the packages above, or browse the full classical apparatus range to build a set of your own, and contact our team for guidance on equipping your studio.