Massage Chairs

When comparing massage chairs, look beyond colour and overall appearance. The massage mechanism, number of programmes, areas of the body covered and available adjustments can make a significant difference to the user experience.

The Sakura Classic 305 is a versatile option featuring eight back massage heads, a foot roller massager and airbag compression massage. It also includes five automatic programmes, Zero Gravity mode, back heating and an LCD control panel. The adjustable footrest extension helps accommodate users of different heights, while Bluetooth connectivity allows music to be played during use.

For buyers looking for another level of control, the Sakura Standard 801 combines six massage heads with airbags around the feet, calves, seat, hands and shoulders. Its functions include Zero Gravity positioning, a foot roller system, back heating and adjustable massage programmes controlled through an LCD panel.

Advanced Massage Chair Features to Compare

The Sakura Comfort Plus 806 uses four silicone massage heads travelling along a stated massage path and adds a body detection system, multiple airbags and several levels of massage-strength adjustment. It also offers automatic programmes, Zero Gravity positioning, heating, foot rollers and Bluetooth connectivity.

At the upper end of the current range, the Sakura Luxury 808 provides several massage techniques together with full-body airbag massage, waist and back heating, foot massage and Zero Gravity positioning.

Comfort, Upholstery and Massage Chair Design

Massage chairs are substantial pieces of furniture, so comfort and visual design matter alongside the massage functions. Current Sakura models are available in finishes including black, brown, grey and selected blue combinations.

Use colour as the secondary decision after the massage system, controls and chair dimensions. A black massage chair can suit a minimal contemporary room, while brown and grey provide softer alternatives for relaxation-focused interiors.

Massage Chairs Versus Massage Beds

A massage chair contains its own mechanical massage system and is designed around seated or reclined relaxation. A massage bed or massage table provides a working surface for treatments carried out by a therapist or practitioner.

If integrated massage programmes, rollers, airbags and reclined seating are the priority, browse the massage chairs here. For hands-on body treatments performed on a treatment surface, compare our separate massage beds and tables.

Complete the Wellness or Salon Space

Massage chairs can be combined with other professional salon furniture depending on how the room is used. Roxie Cosmetics also carries treatment beds, salon seating, trolleys and specialist furniture for beauty, massage and wellness environments.