Spa Beds & Tables

Match the table's width, padding thickness, and adjustability to your services: wider and more padded beds suit body treatments and massages, narrower tables or styling-friendly heights work for facials and waxing, and adjustable-back or electric tables are better for multi-service rooms

Common types include stationary wooden or metal massage tables (portable or fixed), electric/treatment chairs with motorized height and back adjustments, and esthetician beds with cutouts and removable headrests; they differ in portability, adjustability, and intended procedures

Look for high-density foam or multi-layer cushioning for comfort, PU or vinyl upholstery that’s water- and oil-resistant, a sturdy frame (solid wood or steel), secure locking mechanisms on adjustable parts, and weight capacity rating appropriate for professional use

Prices vary by type and features: budget portable tables and basic esthetic beds often fall in lower-price tiers, while electric or multi-function treatment chairs are higher; in many marketplaces the category average is in the low-to-mid hundreds of dollars, with options across a broad range

Consider table width (typically 25–32 inches for single-person service), length (standard around 72 inches but can be longer), and a weight capacity that exceeds expected client weights—professional tables often support 400–800+ pounds depending on construction

Use manufacturer-recommended cleaners, wipe vinyl or PU upholstery after each client with a mild, non-abrasive disinfectant, avoid harsh solvents, periodically tighten hardware, protect foam from prolonged moisture, and follow any guidance for electric components and upholstery care

Adjustable and electric beds increase client comfort and therapist ergonomics and can reduce strain during treatments; they add upfront cost but can improve efficiency and service versatility, which may justify the investment for busy or full-service salons