Salon seating
Seating for manicure stations and technician use, from the equipment brands we carry. This is replacement-cycle furniture rather than a consumable, so it is bought infrequently and worth specifying carefully.
The considerations are height adjustment, upholstery and how the seating pairs with the station it is used at. A tech spends the whole day seated, and mismatched heights between the technician's seat and the table are a common and avoidable cause of back strain.
Related furniture sits in trolleys and stools, manicure tables and the wider equipment and furniture hub.
Delivery for large furniture is handled differently from standard orders because of size and weight, so free standard shipping thresholds may not apply.
Upholstery is the part that wears first. Salon seating is cleaned constantly with products that are harder on material than ordinary domestic use, so the surface finish determines replacement interval more than the frame does. Ask what the covering is before comparing on price alone.
Technician seating and client seating have different requirements — one is occupied all day by staff, the other for the length of a service. Related items sit in trolleys and stools and salon furniture.