Professional Series: Aluminum Double Bar Freestanding Ballet Barre

The Professional Series Ballet Barre is not just a training tool; it is a companion in your dance journey. Choosing a high-quality, thoughtfully designed barre is an investment in your commitment to long-term health and artistry. This barre offers a studier option - created with steel legs, preset adjustable barre heights and metal clamps. One of the most rewarding aspects of dance barre is the sense of mastery it brings as beginners start with foundational movements and gradually advance to more complex sequences. Whether practicing in a group setting or alone, it is in that space, you will rediscover what dance has always been about: joy, expression, and the freedom to move from the inside out!

SKU:: PBD48
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$329.95

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Designed for daily use in home or at the studio

Twice the weight of the prodigy series, the professional series barres are built tough. Made from a mixture of steel and aluminum, these will provide many years of service.

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Made of stronger 1-1/2" diameter powder coated aluminum barres (.100" wall thickness) (50% thicker and heavier than our Prodigy Series barres)

14 Gauge Steel Vertical Upright Bars

Sleek Satin Silver and Matte Black powder coat finish

Metal clamps and indexable height adjustments for accurate 2-1/2” incremental crossbar height settings 20" to 46"

Non-slip rubber feet provide a good grip without risking damage to floor surfaces.

28” wide feet

Hex key is provided for assembly, no other tools required.

Barre weights: PBD48 (4’ double) 20 lbs. PBD60 (5’ double) 21 lbs. PBD72 (6’ double) 22 lbs. PBD84 (7’ double) 24 lbs. PBD96 (8’ double) 24 lbs.

Freestanding ballet barres are intended for use in keeping balance during ballet exercises. They are not intended to hold one's weight especially when pushing or pulling against the barre. The barre should not be used as a crutch. Downward weight is OK as that will not push the barre over. In ballet, learning to use a freestanding ballet barre without tipping it over is a benefit, as it helps to improve one's balance and strengthen one's core.