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Here you'll find clinic equipment for treatments, care and wellbeing, from treatment stools and massage treatment tables to clinical trolleys and wash units. Most products are from the Italian brand Vismara, supplemented by make-up chairs from Comfortel and a few trolleys from Takara Belmont.
Six things worth considering before equipping your clinic.
A pedicure chair such as Saint Barth, with a built-in footbath, is specifically designed for foot care, while a treatment table such as Creo or The Ben is suitable for massages, facials and other treatments performed lying down. If you choose equipment based on the type of treatment from the outset, you avoid investing in a solution that turns out to be impractical in everyday use. If you offer several types of treatment, it often pays to combine a treatment table for treatments performed lying down with a chair for seated treatments, rather than trying to fit both into one solution.
Models with motors, such as The Ben and The Clair, allow you to adjust the height and backrest electrically during the treatment itself, without interrupting the treatment or lifting anything manually. This eases the strain on your back during a long working day and makes the treatment more comfortable for the client, who does not have to be moved manually between positions. If your clients sit or lie down for long periods at a time, a model with adjustable armrests, as offered on several of Vismara's treatment tables, is also worth considering, allowing the client to find their own comfortable position.
Clinic equipment should be easy to wipe down and disinfect between clients without damaging the surface. Most of our treatment tables and chairs are upholstered in a vinyl-like material that withstands daily disinfection, while frames and trolleys often feature an oak effect or white laminate, which are easy to keep clean and do not show wear as readily as darker surfaces. If you work with colour, oils or products that easily leave stains, a light, plain surface is easier to keep looking presentable than a patterned one.
A trolley such as Swing or Creo can be moved around the room, so you always have tools and products within reach, wherever you are treating clients in the clinic. If you have a small room or several treatment rooms that need to share equipment, mobile solutions with wheels are preferable to fixed furniture. If space is already tight, measure up before ordering: a treatment table or chair with a footbath and storage often takes up more room than product-page photos reveal.
Heating in the treatment table, which Creo and Living offer as an optional extra, makes a noticeable difference to the client's comfort during longer treatments, especially in the colder months. A built-in foot bath on a pedicure chair such as Saint Barth saves you from carrying water and bowls back and forth between each client. Features like these typically cost a little extra, but they quickly pay for themselves through time savings and the experience the client leaves with.
The price varies depending on features such as the motor, heating and foot bath, and on whether you choose a simple model or one with more optional extras. A manual treatment table without a motor is often the most budget-friendly choice for a newly opened clinic, while a model with a motor and adjustable armrests is an investment that can especially pay off if you use it many hours a week. If you are equipping several treatment rooms at once, it can be worthwhile to consider the complete solution rather than just the price of each individual piece of furniture.
Brio, a white treatment stool with a chrome cross base from Vismara, is one of the best-selling choices for clinics that need a stable, ergonomic professional stool. Creo, treatment table and trolley in the same range are available both with and without heating and in several wood finishes. The Ben and The Clair are Vismara's motorized massage treatment tables for clinics that prioritize electric height adjustment. Saint Barth is the most fully equipped pedicure chair in the range, with a built-in foot bath and the option to upgrade the lighting. Claudia Stone from Comfortel is a popular makeup chair for beauty clinics and salon makeup stations.
A treatment stool such as Brio gives you a stable, ergonomic working position for seated treatments, with a chrome cross base and a seat that is easy to adjust between clients. It works well as a permanent professional stool when you sit close to the client throughout the treatment, unlike a treatment table where the client lies down. See the full selection of treatment stools if you are specifically looking for this type, or compare it with our broader selection of seated professional stools.
Vismara's treatment tables, including Creo, The Ben and Living, cover everything from a simple model without a motor to a fully electric treatment table with adjustable armrests and built-in heating. When choosing between the ranges, it is primarily the motor, heating and armrests that set them apart in terms of price and comfort, while the basic shape and upholstery are consistent across the ranges. See the full selection of massage treatment tables to compare features and sizes across the ranges.
A clinical trolley such as Swing or NAT keeps tools, products and consumables within reach during treatment, and most models have wheels so you can move the trolley between stations. Some are also available with drawers if you prefer closed storage over open shelves visible to the client. See the full range of clinical trolleys if you need more storage at your workstation.
A wash cabinet such as Et-no gives you a built-in sink with storage underneath, for clinics that need to wash their hands or tools close to the treatment area. It is available in several sizes, from a compact version for smaller rooms to a larger model with more storage beneath the sink. See the full range of wash cabinets, available in several sizes depending on the space in your room.
Saint Barth is designed specifically for pedicures, with a built-in foot bath so you do not have to carry water back and forth between clients. Sayuri is a wider wellness chair in wenge wood or white, without a foot bath, and is suitable for other seated treatments where a fixed foot bath is not necessary. See the full range of pedicure chairs if pedicures are a regular part of your clinic.
Claudia Stone and Naomi Textured Black from Comfortel are designed for short, seated sessions at a make-up station, with a simpler design than a full treatment stool. They cost less and take up less space, which works well if make-up is only part of your clinic rather than the main treatment. See the full range of make-up chairs if you are setting up a dedicated make-up station.
Vismara, the Italian brand behind most of the range, supplies treatment tables, clinical trolleys, wash cabinets and chairs in a cohesive, bright design with oak details. Comfortel makes the make-up chairs, known for their simple, budget-friendly design. Takara Belmont, the Japanese brand, supplies a few stainless-steel trolleys for clinics that want a more technical look. See the full brand overview if you want to compare more manufacturers.
We’ve helped hairdressers, cosmetologists and clinics for more than 30 years, and 96% of our customers would shop with us again or recommend us to others. Just Add People is a family-owned and family-run business, which shows in the advice you receive, whether you’re equipping a single treatment room or an entire clinic from scratch. You get the same four fixed benefits, no matter which clinic equipment you choose:
Please note that made-to-order items and products customised specifically for your order are excluded from the general right of return. See the full terms in our terms and conditions.
Not sure which equipment is right for your clinic? Visit our showroom in Viborg and try the furniture yourself before you decide. Klaus Østergaard, who has more than 30 years of experience in salon design, will be happy to help you find the right solution.
Clinic equipment covers furniture for treatments such as massage, foot care and facials, while hairdressing furniture is primarily designed for cutting and styling. In practice, the two can overlap—for example, both hairdressers and cosmetologists use treatment stools—but a treatment table or a pedicure chair with a footbath specifically belongs to clinic equipment because it is designed for a lying-down or specialised treatment that a hair salon rarely needs. If you need to equip a hair salon rather than a clinic, with a focus on cutting, styling and colouring, you’ll find a broader and more targeted selection in our hairdressing furniture, so you won’t have to sort through clinic equipment.
Yes, the vast majority of products in this range have been selected specifically for cosmetologists and beauty clinics, from Vismara treatment tables and pedicure chairs to Comfortel make-up chairs. This is not broad medical or clinical equipment for physiotherapy or medical use, but furniture adapted for treatments such as massage, facial care, pedicures and make-up. If you need a broader selection aimed specifically at cosmetologists, including color trolleys, storage and lighting for the treatment room, you can view our complete collection under cosmetologist, where the treatment equipment is included alongside the rest of the range.
Yes. Most treatment tables and chairs are upholstered in a vinyl-like material designed to withstand daily disinfection with alcohol without deteriorating over time, unlike fabric upholstery, which absorbs moisture and stains more quickly. Light, solid-color surfaces, as found on most Vismara models, are also easier to keep looking presentable than patterned or dark surfaces, where oil or color stains are harder to spot and remove completely. If you work with products that often leave visible residue, a light, solid-color model is therefore a more practical choice than a dark or patterned version.
A motorized treatment table, such as The Ben or The Clair, lets you adjust the height and backrest electrically during the treatment, without having to interrupt it to make manual adjustments or ask the client to move. A treatment table without a motor, such as the simple version of Creo, is adjusted manually before the treatment begins and is typically the more budget-friendly choice because it has a simpler construction. If you use the treatment table for many hours each week, the motor often quickly pays for itself in the time you save by not having to interrupt the treatment to make adjustments, as well as in the smoother experience it provides for the client. If you only need the treatment table occasionally, the savings offered by the manual model will typically carry more weight.
You get at least a 2-year warranty on all treatment equipment you buy from us, whether it is a treatment table, a chair or a wash unit. The warranty covers manufacturing defects in the frame, motor, upholstery and moving parts, so you are covered if something breaks during normal use in the clinic, including the electrical components in treatment tables and chairs with motors. Please note that our general 14-day return policy does not cover made-to-order items or products specially tailored to your order, which is worth considering if you order a model in a specific color or configuration.
