Cosmetic couches

How to choose a treatment bed

• Adjustability - fixed, hydraulic, or electric treatment beds with 1-4 motors. 1 motor adjusts the height; additional motors adjust the backrest, footrest, and cradle.
• Bed width - a wider bed is more comfortable for massages and body treatments; a narrower one makes facial treatments easier.
• Heating - some treatment beds have a heated surface, which is useful for massages and relaxation treatments.
• Headrest and armrests - an adjustable headrest with a face hole for massages, and folding or removable armrests.
• Base - enclosed (with storage and lighting on some models) or open with a column. An enclosed base looks better in a SPA, while an open base is lighter.
• Covers - terry cloth or velvet in a color to match the treatment bed. Choose the right size for the bed; find them in our collection Covers and protective sheets.

What it's useful for

For massage studios, SPA salons, beauty salons offering body treatments, physiotherapy clinics (electric models), and hotel SPAs. For mobile work, choose a folding table.

Frequently asked questions

• Treatment bed or beauty chair? A treatment bed has a wider, flat surface for full-body treatments. A chair is narrower and has more adjustment options for working on the face, hands, and feet.
• Does the treatment bed have a face hole? W most models, the headrest has a hole or cutout; check the product listing for details.
• What is the weight capacity of a treatment bed? It depends on the model. The value is listed on the product page when provided by the manufacturer.
• Can the treatment bed be moved? Models with a column base are lighter and easier to move. Treatment beds with an enclosed base are designed to stay in one place.