A massage table should be chosen both for positioning the client and for the therapist's access. Folding, fixed and electrically adjustable designs meet different needs. A chair for seated massage must not be confused with the therapist's working chair or stool.
For travel, compare the weight including accessories and the folded dimensions. For a clinic, check the usable width, height range and free space around the table. Distinguish the length of the main surface from the total length including the headrest, and the working load from the stated static load capacity.
Check the headrest, armrests, carrying bag and accessories included with the exact version. For electric models, confirm the controls, power supply, delivery and installation; options shown in photographs are not automatically included.
Use the furniture on a stable surface with its mechanisms secured. Respect the permitted load and upholstery cleaning instructions. Keep the movement area of adjustable sections and electric mechanisms clear.
It can, provided its dimensions, stability and working load match the intended use.
It includes the head support accessory; it does not automatically describe the length of the main support surface.
No. They have different roles: positioning the client and providing the therapist's working position, respectively.
For folding tables, compare the frame material, surface shape and transport accessories. For electric tables, check the adjustable sections, controls and standard equipment for the model. PINOTREND, PINOPRO LYMPH and PINOSPA Soft are distinct models; options available for one must not be assumed to apply to the others.
For a customised configuration, request a breakdown of standard equipment and additional accessories. The quotation should identify the exact model, selected options and delivery conditions.