Pedicure Chair

Pedicure spa equipment

Pedicure spa units from the equipment brands we carry. This is the largest single purchase most salons make, and unlike consumables it is bought on a replacement schedule rather than reordered, so the decision is worth slowing down for.

The practical considerations are plumbing and parts. Units differ in whether they are pipeless or pipe-based, which changes both the cleaning routine and what your state board requires between clients. Parts availability matters more than it seems at purchase time — a unit out of service costs bookings, so check that spares for your model are obtainable before you commit.

Spare parts and components are stocked in spa parts and parts. Other salon furniture sits in equipment and furniture.

Delivery for large equipment is handled differently from standard orders because of size and weight — free standard shipping thresholds may not apply. For pedicure consumables rather than equipment, see pedicure supplies.

Before ordering, measure the space including the door the unit has to come through, and confirm what plumbing and electrical work the model needs. Installation requirements vary between pipeless and pipe-based units, and a unit that will not fit through the entrance is an expensive and entirely avoidable problem.

Consumables for the service itself are stocked separately in pedicure kits and liners, which are ordered per client rather than per unit.