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No, they are not meant to be portable or taken down after every use as this will weaken the screw holes and you could lose the small grub screws. It is okay for occasional use of taking down, if you do take it down, you don’t need to unscrew it all the way. This will help minimise the loss of screws.

If it is just for 1 person to use, you would only need 1 x 1.5m barre. If it is a Freestanding Ballet Barre you require, the small is meant for 1 person.

Yes, we sell a range of ballet barres and dance mirrors, and we can supply them as part of a studio fit out.

Apply antibacterial cleaner to a clean cloth and wipe the barres and brackets. Do not spray cleaner directly onto wooden barres and this may cause discoloration. Polish with a clean dry cloth.

Persistent marks may be removed from solid beech or pine barres by lightly sanding with ‘00’ grade wire wool or very fine sandpaper.

Marks on the brackets and aluminium barres may be removed using a mild detergent solution with a damp cloth.

Powerful or abrasive cleaners should be avoided as they may damage the surface.