therapy couches&furniture
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If you’re a mobile therapist, choosing a couch that can travel with you may be a little different to choosing a static couch for a salon, but similar principles should remain in that you consider the treatments you offer, the quality of the couch and the comfort for your client.
The weight and size of the couches you look at is definitely a consideration; you don’t want something that’s far too big for your car boot or too heavy that you can’t lift it on your own. Try lifting the couches you’re interested in before committing to buying them; after all you will be lifting it in and out of your car all day long so it really does need to be manageable.
Choosing a basic couch will make it much more light- weight, choosing one with lots of added extras, no matter how good or exciting they may sound, is just going to add weight on. However, as with choosing a couch for a salon, make sure that it’s sturdy, well made, and allows you to carry out the treatments you want to effectively. It’s also useful if it has a handle and cover to protect it during transportation to and from clients.
fun furnishings
Choosing the rest of the furniture to fill your salon is the fun part; however what you choose should still be practical. Choose reception area seating that is made to last and is durable, as well as easy to keep clean.You might find something that looks the part but it might look tatty in a couple of months, making it not really a cost-effective purchase.
Your reception desk should function how you need it to function. Take into account what equipment you have that needs storing on the desk. If you have a large computer, you will need something that can house this if you don’t want it
on display, but if space is limited or you just use a paper appointment book, you might be able to choose something smaller.
You may also want to invest in treatment chairs that are suitable for carrying out pedicures (if you can’t already do this with your couch) and manicures, as well as nail stations and suitable chairs for your therapists. There’s a wide choice of options when it comes to treatment chairs, including those with a built in Spa bowl for pedicure treatments and treatment chairs that can offer your clients a relaxing massage whilst you carry out a foot or hand treatment.
choices, choices
House of Famuir’s Gemini Twin Couch with breather hole is a heavy duty, twin hydraulic lift treatment couch. This versatile couch has been designed for ease of working. The two hydraulic cylinders provide a height adjustment from 65-85cm angle or tilt, head up or down, with a fully adjustable articulating backrest with breather hole and plug.
Alternatively, ideal for carrying out pedicure treatments, House of Famuir’s SkinMate Pedicure Spa Station is elegantly designed to offer a high degree of client comfort with relaxing massage functions built into the luxury client chair. The chair also features motorised forward, reverse and reclining action via remote control. The armrests lift up for easy access also providing for the option of manicures.A whirlpool pump is incorporated, with an additional pump to drain water from the unit.
The Parisien (CC800) from The Carlton Group is a stylish wooden couch with a luxurious upholstered top. Its combination of function and aesthetics offers a versatile
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