Double-Sided Island Styling Station
The Double-Sided Island Styling Station is a salon styling station for the middle of the floor, giving two stylists a position back to back. Two large round mirrors sit on a blackened steel frame with oak counters on both sides and brass tool holders. It is made to order in our Foshan factory for US salons.
- Typical MOQ
- Mixed orders from 5 pieces; single units on request
- Production lead time
- 25–35 days after approval
- Build
- Welded steel frame in blackened finish, oak veneer counters, brass-tone tool holders
- Rated load
- Each counter typically rated to 60 lb evenly distributed
- Customisation
- Mirror shape and size, counter veneer, frame finish and cable routing
Pricing is quoted per order: tell us the quantity, colours and delivery ZIP code and we reply within one business day.
Overview
The Double-Sided Island Styling Station turns open floor space into two working positions. Two large round mirrors are mounted back to back on a blackened steel frame, with an oak counter and brass tool holders on each side. Placed in the middle of a salon, it creates a strong visual focal point and makes better use of large rooms. We build it in our Foshan factory and ship factory-direct.
Frame and finishes
The frame is welded steel with a blackened finish, sized to carry the mirrors and counters steadily. The counters are moisture-resistant board with oak veneer and a sealed finish. Brass-tone tool holders keep dryers and irons on hand. The base can be bolted to the floor for stability; your contractor should confirm the fixing method for your floor type.
Power and cables
An island salon styling station needs power in the middle of the room. Plan floor boxes or a ceiling drop with your electrician before the floor is finished. The frame includes a cable channel so cords run hidden from the floor to each counter. Any outlet module supplied is built for 110–120V/60Hz, with listing status confirmed per model in the quotation.
Layout and cleaning
Each side of a double-sided salon styling station needs about 6 feet of clear depth for the chair and stylist, so an island needs roughly 14 to 15 feet of room depth including the unit. Wipe counters with a mild disinfectant and clean mirrors with glass cleaner.
Islands work best in rooms at least 20 feet wide, where perimeter walls are already used for wall-mounted stations. A common layout is a row of wall stations along both sides with one or two island stations down the center, which can add two to four stylist positions without enlarging the salon. Because the frame, mirrors and counters are built in our Foshan factory, they can be sized to suit your room and matched to the rest of your stations.
| Feature | Island station | Wall-mounted station |
|---|---|---|
| Positions | Two, back to back | One |
| Placement | Center of floor | Perimeter wall |
| Power | Floor box or ceiling drop | Wall outlet |
| Visual impact | Focal point | Background |
| Best for | Large open-plan salons | Narrow or long rooms |
Specifications
| Overall dimensions | Approx. 36" W × 30" D × 72" H |
|---|---|
| Mirrors | Two round, approx. 30" diameter |
| Positions | Two, back to back |
| Frame | Welded steel, blackened finish |
| Counters | Oak veneer, one each side, approx. 32" high |
| Tool holders | Brushed brass-tone |
| Cable management | Internal channel from floor to counters |
| Fixing | Floor-bolted base (method per floor type) |
| Weight (typical) | Approx. 170 lb |
Dimensions and ratings are typical for this model; the confirmed specification sheet is sent with your quotation.
Customisation options
Mirrors can be round, arched or rectangular, and the frame finished in blackened steel, brass tone or white. Counters come in oak, walnut or black. Four-sided versions can be quoted for very large floors.
Where it works best
Ideal for large open-plan hair salons, flagship and training salons, and spaces with columns or a central zone to fill. It creates a strong focal point visible from the entrance.
Ordering, samples and delivery
- Mixed orders welcome: combine chairs, stations and spa units in one shipment.
- Upholstery swatches and a pre-production sample can be arranged; sample cost and freight are quoted with your order.
- Delivered by LTL freight to your salon or warehouse anywhere in the United States, with liftgate on request.
- Every quotation lists the warranty for frame, hydraulic pump or motors, and upholstery for that model.
Questions buyers ask
How do I get power to an island station?
Plan a floor box under the island or a ceiling drop with your electrician before the floor is finished. The frame has an internal cable channel to each counter. A licensed electrician should complete the wiring to local code. Plan these positions early, as moving a floor box after the floor is finished is costly.
Does the island need to be fixed to the floor?
We recommend bolting the base to the floor so it stays steady when stylists lean on the counters. The fixing method depends on your floor; your contractor should choose anchors suited to concrete, timber or raised floors. Ask your contractor to check the floor before installing the island.
How much room does an island station need?
Each side needs around 6 feet of clear depth for the chair and stylist, so plan roughly 14 to 15 feet of room depth across the island. Leave walkways of at least 36 inches at each end. Send us your floor plan and we can check the fit with the quotation.
Can I order a single-sided version?
Yes. A single-sided version on the same frame works against a half-height wall or as a room divider. Wall-mounted stations such as our Salon Styling Station are also available in matching finishes. The single-sided version uses one mirror and one counter on the same frame design.
