Beauty furniture

How to set up a treatment station

• Beauty chair - hydraulic for basic treatments, or electric with 2-5 motors if you often change the client's position. Pedicure models have a split footrest.
• Treatment bed or massage table - a stationary treatment bed for SPA and body treatments, a folding table for mobile work, or a height-adjustable rehabilitation table for physiotherapy.
• Stool - height-adjustable, swivel, with or without a backrest. Choose a low stool for pedicures and a taller chair for makeup and lash styling.
• Manicure desk - with a dust collector and drawers, or a lightweight folding desk for mobile work.
• Pedicure station - a height-adjustable or wheeled foot spa basin, a footrest, and a stool. SPA chairs with massage combine the chair and foot spa basin in one.
• Side table, covers, and disposable sheets - small essentials for a working station.

What it's for

For beauty salons, SPA salons, podiatry clinics, lash styling and permanent makeup studios, massage and physiotherapy clinics, and tattoo studios.

Frequently asked questions

• Hydraulic or electric chair? A hydraulic chair is adjusted with a foot pump and is sufficient for face and hand treatments. An electric chair adjusts the height, backrest, and footrest using a remote, which is useful for pedicures, podiatry, and longer treatments.
• Is a treatment bed suitable for massage? Yes, stationary treatment beds have a wide surface and a sturdy construction. For working at a client's home, choose a folding table.
• What is the weight capacity of chairs and treatment beds? It depends on the model; the value is listed on the product page where provided by the manufacturer.
• Can I buy spare parts for the chair? Yes - actuators, foot controls, wheels, and covers are in the collection Accessories and replacement parts for beauty furniture.