A head spa bed with a water tank runs anywhere — no water line, no floor drain, no renovation. Fill the built-in storage tank, plug into a standard 110V-240V outlet, and the bed delivers a full Japanese head spa service with constant-temperature water circulation. It is the fastest way to add head spa treatments in a rented salon suite, a booth, or any room your landlord will not let you replumb.
Who a Tank-Type Head Spa Bed Is For
Salon suites and booth renters who cannot alter plumbing; salons adding a first head spa station without construction; mobile and pop-up head spa services; owners who want to move the station between rooms. If you have permanent plumbing and high daily volume, compare a plumbed head spa bed instead — the table below shows the difference.
How the Water Tank System Works
1. Fill the clean water tank (90L on the large model, 60L on compact models — a 90L fill serves 2–3 clients). 2. The built-in heater brings water to your set temperature and holds it there. 3. The circulation pump feeds the waterfall outlet for a continuous, gentle scalp rinse — no buckets, no refills mid-treatment. 4. Waste water collects in the separate wastewater tank, which empties in minutes. Clean and waste tanks stay separate, so every client gets fresh water.
Water Tank vs Plumbed vs Basin-Only
Tank-type bed (this series): no plumbing at all, movable, a complete bed with basin and tank in one unit — best for suites and first stations. Plumbed bed: unlimited water and drainage, but needs supply lines and a floor drain plus installation cost — best for owned salons with steady volume. Basin-only units (a separate portable basin behind an existing bed): cheapest entry, but it is just a basin, not a complete treatment bed. A tank-type bed gives you the full service in one piece of equipment.
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Three ways into a no-plumbing station: a full head spa bed with a 90L tank, a water-tank shampoo bed with steam, or a compact 60L portable bowl for a single chair. All ship factory-direct with MOQ 1 and a one-year warranty.
90L or 60L: Which Tank Size Fits Your Station
A 90L tank carries enough water for 2–3 back-to-back head spa services — the right choice for a dedicated treatment room. A 60L tank suits a single chair, lighter appointment books, or a mobile setup where weight and footprint matter more than capacity. Both work from a standard outlet with no plumbing connection.
FAQ
How big is the water tank? The large model carries a 90L clean water tank (60L on compact models) plus a separate wastewater tank — one 90L fill serves 2–3 clients, then you refill between appointment blocks. Do I need a floor drain? No. Waste water goes to the built-in wastewater tank; you empty it into any sink. Does the water stay warm? Yes — a built-in heater with constant-temperature circulation holds your set temperature through the whole treatment. Can I use it in a rented suite? Yes, that is exactly what it is built for: no plumbing changes, just a standard outlet. Can I move it between rooms? Yes — tank models are freestanding and can be repositioned as your layout changes. What power does it need? Standard 110V-240V dual voltage for US salons.
Related Reading
No-plumbing head spa options explained and Shampoo bed installation guide.