Massage Beds & Tables

The current range includes electric massage beds, hydraulic massage beds and treatment tables with different section layouts. Models such as the Balance Novus 2 and Novus 4 Electric Massage & Physiotherapy Beds sit alongside Balance Solidum hydraulic models and the Manufakturo Chérie Premium Electric Massage Bed.

These products are designed around practitioner access rather than an integrated chair-based massage mechanism. Compare the exact bed by working height, section adjustment, client position and the way the practitioner needs to move around the treatment surface.

Electric and Hydraulic Massage Beds

Electric models use powered adjustment for selected movements, making them relevant where the working height or treatment position changes regularly. The Balance Novus and Eso ranges include several electric formats, while the Balance Solidum 3 and Solidum 5 provide hydraulic adjustment in the current collection.

The Manufakturo Chérie Premium Electric Massage Bed offers another electric format and is available in several coordinated colours including Warm Beige, Stone Taupe, Pearl Greige, Cocoa Mocha, Caramel and other Manufakturo finishes.

Massage Table Features to Compare

• Working height: compare the available height range with the techniques used during treatment.
• Electric or hydraulic adjustment: choose the control method around how frequently the bed needs to be repositioned.
• Section layout: confirm which parts of the bed move and whether the surface supports the client positions you use.
• Prone support: if face-down treatments are important, check the exact face-opening or cradle arrangement on the individual model.
• Width and practitioner reach: the table must support the client without forcing excessive reaching during manual work.
• Upholstery and padding: use verified material and care information for the exact product.

Massage Beds, Beauty Beds and Massage Chairs

A massage table is usually chosen around full-body support and practitioner access. A beauty bed or treatment chair may prioritise frequent changes between upright, reclined and flatter salon positions, while a massage chair contains its own massage mechanism.

Multi-service rooms should choose the format that best supports the treatments performed most often rather than relying on the category name alone.