Azzurro Lux electric pedicure beauty chair, 5 motors, white

Azzurro Lux 5-motor white electric cosmetic pedicure chair

The richest Lux version: five actuators—height, backrest, both halves of the split footrest, and rocking function. Everything is controlled from the control panel, without bending down to the levers. The seat moves from 60 to 90 cm, and each footrest half measures 30 x 60 cm.

Key features

• Five actuators: height, backrest, two footrest halves, rocking function
• Both footrest halves controlled from the control panel
• Seat height from 60 to 90 cm
• Headrest extends by 10 cm, face opening: 16 x 12 cm, covered by a plug
• Movable and removable armrests
• Seat: 62 x 47 cm, 10 cm foam
• Each footrest half: 30 x 60 cm, spacing: 20 cm
• Width with armrests: 80 cm
• Power: 135 W, power supply: 220–240 V

Both footrest halves controlled from the control panel

This is the only difference compared with the three-actuator version—and its entire value. In the cheaper model, the angle of each half is adjusted manually with a lever, so you have to bend down to the footrest. Here, you do it with a button, without interrupting your work or removing your gloves. During a treatment where you adjust the position of the foot several times, this is a real saving in movement.

One leg higher, the other lower

Each half has its own actuator, so they work completely independently. The leg you are working on moves up and toward you. The other one lowers and does not obstruct the work area. There is a 20 cm gap between the halves, giving you access from the side and underneath, not just from the front.

The control panel operates five planes

Ten buttons, two for each actuator—up and down. The buttons are large and labeled, so you can find them without looking. The control panel hangs in a holder beside the seat, on the side where you work. The cable does not lose connection and does not require batteries.

Rocking function as the fifth actuator

It tilts the entire structure as one plane—the head moves down and the legs move up. This is not reclining the backrest. The backrest, seat, and footrest remain in the same position relative to one another, while everything tilts at once. In the photo, this can be seen from the angle of the seat and the footrest, which is clearly higher than the headrest. In podiatry, this is useful for treatments requiring the legs to be raised above heart level.

Seat height from 60 to 90 cm

For pedicures, the upper limit is what matters most. The 90 cm height raises the client’s feet to a level where you can work sitting upright, without hunching over the footrest. The lower 60 cm is for getting in—the client sits down as on a regular chair, and only then do you raise the chair.

Raised to full height

In the highest position, the footrest is at worktop height. With a drill and when working with a magnifying glass, this is the only sensible position—otherwise your neck and shoulders hurt after an hour. The chair raises smoothly, so you can adjust the height during the treatment, not just at the start.

Seated position for consultation

Backrest upright, footrest lowered—the client sits normally. This is useful during the consultation, examining the foot before the treatment, and settling the bill. The armrests provide support for the hands, so the client does not have to lie helplessly on their back throughout the visit.

Five actuators in one column

The entire mechanism is hidden beneath the seat and in the base. From the back, you can see the column and the cables routed along the post—nothing sticks out to the sides or gets in the way of the stool. More actuators mean more moving components, but also more positions that cannot be set on a simpler chair.

Extendable headrest

The headrest moves on two rods independently of the backrest. For a taller person, extend it fully; for a shorter person, retract it—the head always rests on the module rather than on the edge of the backrest. The headrest itself is 45 cm wide and 28 cm long.

Face opening

The opening is cut directly into the headrest, rather than into an added frame. A podiatry chair can also be used for back treatments—remove the cover and the client lies face down with their face in the opening. The 16 × 12 cm opening provides enough space for the nose.

A cover instead of a visible hole

For everyday use, the opening is covered by a recessed cover in the same color. The chair then looks like an ordinary beauty chair, with no sign of a function you are not using. The cover is press-fitted, so it can be removed with one hand.

Movable and removable armrests

They fold outward and can be removed without tools when needed. In podiatry, this has double significance: easier access for older people and unobstructed side access when working on the foot from the outside. Each armrest is 56 cm long and sits 26 cm above the seat.

Foam-padded seat

10 cm of foam is a thickness that does not collapse after a year. The 62 cm width provides extra room even for a broader build. The foam is firmer than in a lounge chair—during a treatment lasting an hour, it supports the position rather than the client’s muscles.

Section joints without gaps

The sections meet edge to edge rather than overlapping with a gap. With five movable elements, this matters: nothing catches your fingers when folding, and dust from the drill does not collect in recesses between the sections.

Synthetic leather and stitching

The stitching runs along the edges of the sections, not across the center of the seat. In a podiatry clinic, the surface is wiped after every client, often with a disinfectant. Synthetic leather withstands this, while smooth upholstery without transverse seams does not collect dust.

How much space does it occupy in the treatment room?

The width with armrests is 80 cm, and with the rocking function, it is advisable to leave extra space at the front and back. For pedicures, you also need room for a stool at the foot end and passage space on both sides, because with a split footrest you work from the left and then from the right.

Who is it for?

For working on the feet, with each leg positioned separately. The footrest is split, so you can reach the foot from the outside instead of working over the other leg.

FAQ

What do the five actuators control?
They control the height, backrest angle, each footrest half separately, and the rocking function.

How does it differ from the version with three actuators?
There, the angle of the footrest halves is adjusted manually with a lever; here, it is adjusted using the remote.

How high can the seat be raised?
From 60 to 90 cm.

Is the chair suitable for back treatments?
Yes. The headrest has a 16 × 12 cm face opening covered by a plug, and the armrests can be removed.

What is included in the set?
Chair, wired remote control, headrest, and power supply.

What should be used to disinfect the upholstery?
Alcohol-free products without strong detergents. Alcohol-based products and products such as Cif remove the protective layer from synthetic leather, causing the material to become dull and lose its elasticity.

Technical data

Type: electric, podiatry
Number of actuators: 5 (height, backrest, two footrest halves, rocking function)
Footrest: split, both halves controlled by the remote
Control: wired remote control
Upholstery color: shades of white
Upholstery material: synthetic leather
Seat filling: foam
Seat height: min. 60 cm, max. 90 cm
Width with armrests: 80 cm
Seat: 62 × 47 cm, 10 cm thick
Backrest: 55 cm
Footrest: two halves, each 30 × 60 cm, 20 cm apart
Headrest: 45 × 28 cm, extends by 10 cm
Face opening: 16 × 12 cm
Armrests: 56 cm long, 6.5 cm wide, 26 cm above the seat
Power: 135 W
Voltage: 220–240 V
Set includes: chair, wired remote control, headrest, power supply
Warranty: 12 months

The product color in the photos may differ slightly from the actual color due to monitor settings and lighting conditions.