Press release · Pebble™ · 27 September 2026

Pebble™ reimagines the Pilates box as a lightweight movement object for mat and reformer.

Made from 100% EPP, Pebble replaces the hard-edged, upholstered box with a sculpted, moisture-resistant form designed to move between rooms and practices.

Elemental Pebble Pilates box

Singapore, 27 September 2026. Elemental has introduced Pebble™, a sculpted Pilates box designed for both reformer and mat-based practice.

Traditional Pilates boxes are usually timber or upholstered structures designed around one machine. Pebble takes a different approach: a one-piece body made from 100% expanded polypropylene (EPP), selected for its low weight, resilience, impact absorption and resistance to everyday moisture.

The object measures 70 cm long × 45 cm wide at its widest point × 30 cm high. Its waisted silhouette creates a clear central reference for the body, while concentric grooves add tactile feedback for hands, feet and clothing during movement.

Pebble can be used on the Elemental reformer to add support, elevation and new movement angles, or independently on the mat. Compatibility with non-Elemental reformer brands has not been verified.

The unupholstered construction is intended to simplify care in humid environments and considered outdoor settings. Each Pebble is supplied with a carry tote and is finished in Partridge, PANTONE 18-1124 TPX.

Pebble is available to order now, with factory release scheduled for 6 November 2026. It carries a one-year limited warranty against defects in material or workmanship, subject to the applicable terms and exclusions.

A smaller object, a broader use case

Elemental positions Pebble as a bridge between reformer and floor practice: less equipment, more ways to change level, support and point of contact.

See the Pebble™ fact sheet for the product summary.

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