An esthetician bed is a treatment bed of about 72 to 75 inches long and 24 to 32 inches wide that adjusts height and backrest for facials, lashes and body treatments. Salon & Steel manufactures electric three-motor facial beds, hydraulic facial beds, curved lash beds and solid oak massage tables in our Foshan factory for US spas and clinics.
Esthetician Beds and Spa Treatment Beds
Electric and hydraulic facial beds, lash beds and stationary massage tables, built in our Foshan factory for US spas.
An esthetician bed is a treatment bed of about 72 to 75 inches long and 24 to 32 inches wide that adjusts height and backrest for facials, lashes and body treatments. Salon & Steel manufactures electric three-motor facial beds, hydraulic facial beds, curved lash beds and solid oak massage tables in our Foshan factory for US spas and clinics.
Choosing an esthetician bed
The right esthetician bed depends on your treatments, how long clients lie on it and whether the esthetician works standing or seated. We build each bed in our Foshan factory to your upholstery and base finish and ship factory-direct to day spas, med spas, lash studios and wellness clinics in the US.
Buying criteria
Adjustment. Electric beds with three motors adjust height, backrest and legs independently. Hydraulic beds use a foot pump for height and a gas spring for the back. Stationary tables are fixed height.
Height range. A typical electric lift range is about 24 to 35 inches. A low minimum height helps clients get on and off and supports accessible transfers.
Rated load. Three-motor beds are typically rated around 400 lb, hydraulic facial beds around 300 lb, and solid wood stationary tables around 600 lb static.
Top and cushioning. Look for thick high-density foam, a removable face cradle for prone work and a top width of 24 to 32 inches.
Electrical listing. Many imported beds show only CE marking. Our electric beds are built for 110–120V/60Hz, and listing status (UL/ETL) is confirmed per model in the quotation.
Treatment bed types compared
| Type | Adjustment | Typical rated load | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electric facial bed (3-motor) | Motorized height, back and legs | Around 400 lb | Med spas, varied and long treatments |
| Hydraulic facial bed | Foot pump and gas-spring back | Around 300 lb | Facials, brows and waxing |
| Curved lash bed | Fixed, ergonomic curve | Around 330 lb | Lash extension studios |
| Stationary massage table | Fixed height | Around 600 lb static | Massage rooms and clinics |
Compliance and room planning notes
Electric beds are built for 110–120V/60Hz and plug into a standard outlet; confirm listing status (UL/ETL) for your model in the quotation, especially if your clinic, landlord or insurer requires it. The 2010 ADA Standards and IBC 1109.11 call for at least 5 percent of work surfaces and seating, and no fewer than one, to be accessible, and a low-height electric lift bed is the usual way spas meet this for treatment rooms. Plan treatment rooms of about 8 by 10 feet for facial and lash beds and about 9 by 11 feet for massage tables, so the practitioner can move around the head and one side with a trolley and stool.
How ordering works
Send us your product list, quantities, colors and delivery ZIP code by email or WhatsApp. We reply within one business day with a quotation that confirms specifications, warranty terms per component, production lead time and freight. Mixed-model orders start from 5 pieces, and single units can be arranged on request. Samples and upholstery swatches are available, with the cost and freight quoted. After you approve the specification and pay the deposit, we build the order in our Foshan factory, inspect and pack it, and ship it by full container or consolidated freight to a US port, with door delivery by LTL freight and liftgate on request.
Frequently asked questions
Electric or hydraulic esthetician bed?
Electric beds adjust height, backrest and legs at the push of a button and usually go lower, which helps accessible transfers and long treatments. Hydraulic beds need no power and cost less to maintain. Many spas use electric beds in med spa rooms and hydraulic beds for facials.
What height range should a facial bed have?
A typical electric facial bed adjusts from about 24 to 35 inches, which covers seated and standing work and makes it easy for clients to get on. Hydraulic beds usually adjust from about 25 to 32 inches. Confirm the range for your model in the quotation.
Are your electric beds UL or ETL listed?
Our electric beds are built for 110–120V/60Hz US power. Listing status (UL/ETL) is confirmed per model in the quotation. Many imported beds show only CE marking, so check this early if your clinic or insurer requires listed equipment. The quotation lists the status for each model you select.
What is the best bed for lash extensions?
A curved lash bed supports the lower back and knees and has a contoured headrest pillow, which keeps clients comfortable and still through two-hour sets. If one room handles lashes, facials and body work, an adjustable electric facial bed is more versatile.
How long does production take?
Hydraulic beds, lash beds and massage tables typically take 25 to 35 days after approval, and electric beds 30 to 40 days. Freight and US delivery are added on top. Mixed-model orders start from 5 pieces, and single units can be arranged on request.
Planning a fit-out?
Send your floor plan or chair count and we will put together a mixed-model quote with lead times and freight to your ZIP code.