Hairdressing Chairs

How to choose a hairdressing chair

• Height adjustment - every chair has a hydraulic pump, and the adjustment range is listed in the technical specifications on the product page. Choose one that suits the height of the people who will be working at it.
• Base - round or square, chrome, black, or gold. Choose one that suits the floor and salon style; gold elements are lacquered, so they need more careful cleaning.
• Backrest and headrest - some models have an adjustable headrest, which is helpful for shaving and longer treatments. For a shaving station, a barber chair with a reclining backrest is a better fit.
• Footrest - most chairs have one attached to an extension from the base. If you prefer a floor-standing footrest, you can find one in the collection Hairdressing footrests.
• Upholstery - synthetic leather. Disinfect it with products made for faux leather, not alcohol-based cleaners.
• Weight capacity - listed on the product page where specified by the manufacturer. Check it if the chair will be used for heavier clients.

What it's for

For hair salons, barbershops, and styling studios. Chairs available in several colors with the same base make it easy to furnish several stations in a consistent style.

Frequently asked questions

• Does every chair swivel? Most do. If a model doesn't swivel, this is noted in the technical specifications.
• Is the footrest included? W chairs with a footrest attached to an extension, yes. The set contents are listed on each product page.
• Can I replace the gas lift or base? Yes - gas lifts, bases, and shampoo basin faucets are in the collection Hairdressing furniture accessories and replacement parts.
• Does the chair need to be assembled? Place the seat on the gas lift and screw it onto the base. Basic tools are all you need.
• What's the difference between a hairdressing chair and a barber chair? A barber chair has a reclining backrest and a headrest for shaving, and is usually heavier and wider. Barber chairs are in a separate collection.