Thank you for choosing Vita Vibe.
We strive to provide the best products possible
by using only the highest quality materials and
workmanship and back it with our exclusive
10 year warranty.
Please keep in mind that your new Vita Vibe
ballet barre is of a modular design allowing you to
customize it in many ways. You can at any time
order additional horizontal barres to convert a single
barre to a double barre or purchase longer or shorter
horizontal barres to better fit your needs. The
possibilities are many.
Additional barres, feet, clamps, and other
components can be ordered online or by
calling us at 864-288-8934.
Vita Vibe also manufactures a complete line of wall
and floor mounted ballet barres.
Please visit www.vitavibe.com for more information.
Please keep this guide for future reference.
Should you have a warranty claim or any questions
about this product, please call 864-288-8934.
Do not return to place of purchase.
Portable
Freestanding
Ballet Barres
Assembly Guide
40 Ellwood Court
Greenville, SC 29607
Tel: 864-288-8934
Fax: 864-751-6302
Email: [email protected]
www.vitavibe.com
DISCLAIMER: As with any therapy, fitness, or
exercise equipment, use of this equipment should
only be used by persons who are physically able to
use the equipment as it is designed for.
Proper safety gear such as padded mats, shoes,
clothing and the like should always be used.
This equipment should not be used alone. Always
have someone nearby in case of an emergency.
Vita Vibe, Inc. and it’s affiliates will not be liable
for any injury or death resulting from use of this
equipment.
User assumes responsibility for proper assembly,
maintenance, placement and use of this equipment.
WARNING: Make certain all clamps, fittings and
hardware are securely tightened before each use,
transporting or moving this equipment.
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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.
In ballet, learning to use a freestanding barre
without it tipping over is a benefit as it helps to
improve one's balance and strengthen one's core.
