Safety and Longevity: Proper maintenance and safe usage of your Pilates equipment are paramount for your safety and the durability of your equipment. Carefully review this guide to prevent any potential injuries. Regular inspections, particularly of the springs are crucial to maintaining safe operating conditions. Neglecting these instructions may result in serious harm. Upholstery cleaning with non alcohol wipes and disinfection protocols are essential for hygiene and equipment longevity.

Spring Maintenance: Springs should be replaced at least every two years. However, various factors, such as usage and environmental factors, may necessitate more frequent replacements. Regularly inspect springs for signs of wear, gaps, or kinks. Any deformities signal an immediate need for replacement to avoid accidents during use.

Inspecting Bolts: Check and tighten all equipment bolts and screws monthly where needed to maintain stability and safety during workouts.

Ropes, Straps, and Reformers: Quarterly inspections of ropes and straps are necessary, replacing them if frayed or worn. Regularly clean reformer wheels and tracks to ensure smooth operation.

Cadillac and Towers: Regularly check cotter pins and sliders for wear and cleanliness, ensuring safe usage. Proper attachment of safety straps is vital for bottom-sprung exercises to prevent injury.

Chair Safety Measures: Exercise caution when dismounting chairs and spot users during standing exercises to minimise the risk of falls.

Attachment Points and Spring Resistance: Ensure springs are securely attached before use and consult a certified Pilates instructor if unsure about proper spring resistance.