No need to worry about the top of barre height when using our double adjustable floor mounted barre system. Each stanchion includes a slide track so you can set your barre height after installation.
A high quality floor mounted barre system
Our floor mounted ballet barre systems are the perfect addition to your studio. Designed with heavy gauge materials for years of daily use.
Specifications
• Barres are natural wood 1-1/2” or 1-3/4" diameter, sanded smooth – ideal for hands of all sizes.
• Our wood barre material is sourced in the USA.
• Floor stanchions and brackets are made of heavy gauge steel and feature a light textured matte black or metallic silver powder coated finish.
• Baseplate to top of barre height is adjustable from 12” to 46”.
• Stanchion baseplate is 6” x 6” and has (4) 1/2" diameter holes, so you will need to use 3/8" diameter anchors.
• The distance from the rear edge of the floor stanchion to the front of the barre is approximately 12-1/2"
• Barres supports 100 lbs. per linear foot of static weight when properly installed.
• Please Note: Though the barres are adjustable, they are not designed for frequent adjustments. They are designed to compensate for uneven floors or when the height is unknown. Adjusting these might require more than 1 person. A 7/16" wrench is required to make adjustments.
Installation
• Longer length barre systems over 8' ship in multiple barre sections.
• The number of brackets required depends on the length of the barre.
• Barres are joined together inside the stanchion collars for a continuous length look.
• Our stock systems are configured for our recommended 4’ floor stanchion spacing. In some cases, bringing the end stanchions in a few inches to allow for some barre overhang may cause the stanchion spacing to be less than 4’ on each end. You may need to purchase a longer barre system.
• Floor stanchions may be placed anywhere along the barre length; however, a stanchion is required wherever barres are joined.
• Hardware for mounting into the floor is not provided as it will depend entirely on your floor type and what your installer feels will mount most securely. Hardware may be purchased at a local hardware or home improvement store.
• When barres meet in a corner take 1’ off each barre dimension so barres do not touch in the corner.
• Wood screws are provided for use underneath each bracket collar to secure the barres.
• Allow at least 2’ per person or more depending on the activity.
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