Browse Nova’s factory-direct head spa beds for sale in plumbed and plumbless versions. If your room has no drain or water line, a no plumbing head spa bed runs on a self-contained clean and waste tank with a standard outlet, and a portable head spa no plumbing unit can be wheeled between treatment rooms or set up in a rental suite. Every model ships with MOQ 1, a one-year warranty and DDP delivery to the US, and electric beds run on 110V-240V dual voltage.
What Is a Japanese Head Spa Bed?
A japanese head spa bed is a reclining treatment table purpose-built for the Japanese head spa ritual — a scalp-focused service that combines hair washing, steam, scalp massage and aromatherapy in sessions of 40–90 minutes. Unlike a standard shampoo bowl station, a japanese head spa bed pairs a deep, ergonomic basin with a padded face cradle and an adjustable backrest, so the client relaxes face-up while the therapist works at the head of the bed. It is available in plumbed models that connect directly to salon water and drainage, and plumbless models with a self-contained tank and pump that need no plumbing at all. A japanese head spa bed no plumbing model — also called a non plumbed head spa or a plumbless head spa bed — is the same treatment bed built around a self-contained water tank and pump, so it runs with no floor drain or water line in a rented suite, home studio or pop-up space.
- Plumbed Japanese head spa beds — connect to your salon’s water supply and drain for unlimited hot water and the full traditional ritual.
- Non-plumbed (plumbless) head spa beds — a self-contained 20L–30L clean and waste tank with an inline heater; fill, plug in and go, with no plumber, water line or landlord permission needed.
- All-in-one head spa stations — steam, moxibustion and foot bath combined in a single unit for salons running the complete Japanese head spa menu.
Japanese Head Spa Beds for Sale & No-Plumbing Models
Shopping for head spa beds for sale? This range covers plumbed stations plus a Japanese head spa bed for sale in both traditional and portable styles. If fixed plumbing is not available, choose a Japanese head spa bed no plumbing design that recirculates water on board – ideal for rental suites and mobile therapists. Every Japanese head spa bed ships factory-direct with MOQ 1, one-year warranty and DDP delivery. Electric models run on 110V-240V dual voltage. Add a shampoo bed or beauty bed to build a full head spa room.
What Makes a Professional Head Spa Bed? Plumbed vs. Plumbless & Japanese Engineering
Not all head spa equipment is created equal. The difference between a basic shampoo chair and a true professional head spa bed lies in the integration of water systems, ergonomics, and therapeutic features. Understanding these distinctions is critical when making a capital investment for your business.
Plumbed Head Spa Beds (Traditional Japanese Style)
Plumbed head spa beds are directly connected to your salon’s water supply and drainage system. These are the gold standard for high-volume salons where water pressure and temperature consistency are paramount. A plumbed Japanese head spa bed typically features a deep, ergonomically designed basin with a gooseneck faucet, allowing for precise temperature control and a powerful rinse. The client lies face-up, with their neck cradled in a padded rest, while the therapist stands at the head of the bed.
Key advantages include unlimited hot water, no need to refill tanks, and a more authentic spa experience. However, installation requires professional plumbing, which can be a barrier for rented spaces or pop-up locations.
Plumbless Head Spa Beds (Portable & Flexible)
For salons without direct plumbing access, or for therapists who offer mobile services, the plumbless head spa bed is a revolutionary solution. These beds feature a built-in head spa tank (typically 10–20 liters of clean water) plus a separate wastewater collection tank. A submersible pump circulates water from the clean tank into the head spa basin, and the dirty water is drained into the waste tank via gravity.
The plumbless head spa bed offers unmatched flexibility—you can position it anywhere in your salon, move it between rooms, or even use it for outdoor events. Modern plumbless models from Nova include digital temperature control, adjustable water flow, and a self-priming pump that ensures consistent pressure. The trade-off is the need to refill and empty tanks, but for many businesses, the flexibility far outweighs this minor inconvenience.
Water Circulation & Hydrotherapy Features
Professional head spa beds are distinguished by their water circulation systems. High-end models feature a recirculating filtration system that keeps water clean during the service, allowing for continuous rinsing without wasting water. Some advanced Japanese head spa beds incorporate microbubble generators, which infuse the water with millions of tiny oxygen bubbles that gently exfoliate the scalp and improve blood circulation.
Additionally, many of our electric models are equipped with 2–5 motors that power functions such as adjustable backrest, leg rest, height lift, and even a built-in vibrating massage system. These motors are the workhorses of the bed, and Nova uses only CE-certified, low-noise motors rated for continuous commercial use.
Our Complete Head Spa Bed Range: From Portable to All-In-One Stations
Nova’s product line is meticulously categorized to serve different business models, budgets, and space constraints. Every bed in our range is manufactured in our ISO-certified factory, using high-density foam, commercial-grade PU leather, and rust-proof stainless steel frames. Below is an overview of our three primary categories.
1. Portable & Non-Plumbed Head Spa Beds
Looking for a portable head spa no plumbing option? Every non-plumbed portable model in our range is exactly that — a complete head spa massage bed with a self-contained water tank, so you can run scalp treatments anywhere without a fixed water line. For salons with plumbing available, the plumbed range delivers continuous water flow for high-volume services.
Our portable plumbless head spa bed models are the most popular choice for startup salons, home studios, and mobile therapists. These beds are lightweight (yet robust, with a 300kg weight capacity), foldable for storage, and feature a self-contained water system. The clean water tank is integrated into the base, and the waste tank is easily removable for quick disposal. Models in this category include the Nova HSP-100 (basic manual lift) and the HSP-200 (electric height adjustment with 2 motors).
Despite their portability, these beds do not compromise on comfort—they feature a 6-inch thick high-density foam mattress, a fully adjustable backrest, and a deep basin with a removable hair trap.
2. Water Circulation Head Spa Beds (Plumbed)
For established salons with dedicated plumbing, our plumbed water circulation beds offer the ultimate in hygiene and efficiency. These beds feature a seamless, one-piece basin made of antimicrobial acrylic, a chrome gooseneck faucet with a handheld sprayer, and a foot-pedal or knee-touch water control. The water circulation system includes a 3-stage filtration unit that removes hair and debris, ensuring that the water remains crystal clear throughout the service.
Our flagship plumbed model, the Nova HSP-500, features 4 motors for independent adjustment of the backrest, seat, leg rest, and height, all controlled via a waterproof remote. This is the bed of choice for luxury spas that want to deliver a flawless Japanese head spa ritual.
3. All-In-One Head Spa Stations (Steam + Moxibustion + Foot Bath)
This is the pinnacle of head spa technology—a complete wellness station that combines the head spa bed with additional therapeutic modalities. Our all-in-one stations integrate a facial steam vaporizer (for scalp steaming), a moxibustion lamp (for traditional Chinese medicine heat therapy), and a built-in foot bath basin. These stations are designed for comprehensive scalp and body treatments, allowing you to offer multi-hour wellness packages that command premium pricing.
The Nova HSP-800 is our most advanced model, featuring 5 motors, a digital control panel, a remote control, and a built-in ozone sterilizer for the water system. These stations are substantial pieces of equipment, but they transform a simple head wash into a full-body relaxation experience that clients will travel miles to experience.
Why Buy Direct from Nova? Factory-Direct Advantages, MOQ 1, DDP Shipping & More
When you choose Nova, you are not just buying a piece of equipment; you are partnering with a manufacturer that prioritizes your business success. Here are the core selling points that set us apart from trading companies and importers.
Factory-Direct Pricing & MOQ 1 Unit
As the manufacturer, we control every aspect of production, from raw material sourcing to final assembly. This allows us to offer factory-direct pricing that is 30–40% lower than equivalent retail prices. More importantly, we understand that not every buyer wants to start with a container load. Our MOQ is just 1 unit, and we actively encourage sample orders. This means you can test a single head spa bed in your salon, experience its quality firsthand, and then scale up your order as your business grows. No minimum quantity pressure, no inventory risk.
DDP Shipping Worldwide & CE Certification
We handle the logistics so you don’t have to. Nova offers DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) shipping to all major markets worldwide, including the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, and the EU. This means the price you see includes all shipping costs, insurance, customs duties, and taxes—delivered right to your salon door. There are no hidden fees or surprise import charges. Furthermore, all our electric head spa beds are CE certified, meeting stringent European safety, health, and environmental protection standards.
For our US customers, we offer 110V-240V dual voltage on all electric models, ensuring plug-and-play compatibility with your existing outlets.
Uncompromising Durability: 300kg Weight Capacity & 1-Year Warranty
Our beds are built for the relentless demands of a commercial salon. The steel frame is constructed from 2.0mm thick cold-rolled steel, and every bed is tested to support a 300kg weight capacity—far exceeding the industry standard. This ensures stability even with heavier clients or when the bed is used for combined therapies. We are so confident in our build quality that we offer a 1-year warranty on all parts and labor.
This warranty covers the motors, hydraulic lifts, electrical components, and structural frame. We also maintain a stock of spare parts in our overseas warehouses to minimize downtime if a component ever needs replacement.
Detailed Specifications: Compare Our Head Spa Bed Models
Below is a comprehensive specification table for our three most popular head spa bed models. Please note that all dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly by production batch. For custom specifications, please contact our sales team.
Specification
Nova HSP-200 (Portable Plumbless)
Nova HSP-500 (Plumbed Water Circulation)
Nova HSP-800 (All-In-One Station)
Overall Dimensions (L x W x H)
180cm x 65cm x 75cm (foldable)
190cm x 70cm x 80cm (fixed)
210cm x 80cm x 85cm (fixed)
Weight Capacity
300kg
300kg
300kg
Motor Count (Electric Models)
2 motors (backrest + height)
4 motors (backrest, seat, leg, height)
5 motors (backrest, seat, leg, height, vibration)
Water System Type
Plumbless (15L clean / 20L waste tank)
Plumbed (direct connection)
Plumbed + Ozone sterilizer
Basin Material
Acrylic (reinforced)
Antimicrobial Acrylic
Antimicrobial Acrylic + Steam function
Key Features
Foldable, digital temp control, remote
Gooseneck faucet, foot pedal, 3-stage filter
Steam vaporizer, moxibustion lamp, foot bath
Voltage
110V-240V dual voltage
110V-240V dual voltage
110V-240V dual voltage
Warranty
1 Year
1 Year
1 Year
Production Time
10-15 days
10-15 days
10-15 days
MOQ
1 unit (sample order)
1 unit (sample order)
1 unit (sample order)
Certifications
CE, RoHS
CE, RoHS
CE, RoHS
Design Philosophy & Craftsmanship: The Nova Difference
Our design philosophy is rooted in the Japanese principle of omotenashi—anticipating the needs of the guest before they even articulate them. Every curve, every angle, and every material choice in a Nova head spa bed is intentional. We start with the client’s comfort: the zero-gravity recline position distributes body weight evenly, reducing pressure points on the lower back and hips. The neck cradle is sculpted from memory foam and covered in a medical-grade PU leather that is both soft to the touch and easy to sanitize between clients.
Craftsmanship is where we truly excel. Our factory employs master upholsterers with over 15 years of experience. The foam padding is precision-cut using CNC machinery to ensure a perfect fit within the steel frame. The stitching on the leather is double-stitched with high-tensile nylon thread, rated to withstand 50,000+ flex cycles without tearing. The steel frames are welded by certified welders and then treated with an anti-corrosion electrostatic powder coating.
This attention to detail is why our beds maintain their structural integrity and aesthetic appeal even after years of daily use in high-traffic salons.
We also prioritize hygiene in our design. The basins feature a seamless, one-piece construction with no crevices where bacteria can accumulate. The water lines are equipped with quick-disconnect fittings for easy descaling and cleaning. For our plumbless models, the waste tank is designed with a one-way valve that prevents backflow and odor. These may seem like minor details, but they are the difference between a bed that merely functions and a bed that elevates your professional standard.
Customization & OEM/ODM Services: Make It Yours
At Nova, we recognize that every salon has a unique brand identity. That is why we offer extensive customization options for our head spa bed range. Whether you are a franchise looking to standardize your equipment or a boutique spa wanting a signature color, we can accommodate your needs.
Leather & Upholstery Options
We offer a wide palette of commercial-grade PU leather and genuine leather options. Our standard colors include Classic Black, Pearl White, Taupe, and Mocha Brown. For a more luxurious feel, we offer Nappa-style PU leather with a soft, matte finish. For high-contrast interiors, we can provide two-tone upholstery (e.g., white base with black piping). All leathers are tested for abrasion resistance (50,000 rubs), colorfastness, and are phthalate-free. We also offer antimicrobial and anti-bacterial treated upholstery for an additional layer of hygiene.
OEM/ODM Manufacturing
As a full-service OEM/ODM manufacturer, we can produce custom head spa beds to your exact specifications. This includes:
Custom Dimensions: We can adjust the length, width, and height to fit your specific space or target demographic.
Branding: We can emboss your logo on the headrest, print it on the side panels, or provide custom silicone badges.
Hardware Finishes: Choose from chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, or gold-plated faucets and basin fittings.
Function Modifications: Add or remove features such as heating pads, USB charging ports, or tablet holders.
Private Labeling: We can manufacture the beds under your brand name with your own packaging and manuals.
Our engineering team will work with you to create detailed technical drawings and prototypes. The minimum order for fully custom OEM products is typically 10 units, but we can discuss pilot runs for new product development. Our production time for custom orders is still within the standard 10-15 days for minor changes, with more complex projects requiring 20-30 days.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Head Spa Beds
Q1: What is the difference between a plumbed and a plumbless head spa bed?
A plumbed head spa bed connects directly to your salon’s water supply and drainage, offering unlimited hot water and a more traditional spa experience. A plumbless head spa bed has built-in clean and waste water tanks, making it portable and ideal for locations without plumbing access. Both types are available from Nova, and the choice depends on your salon’s infrastructure and flexibility needs.
Q2: Can I order just one head spa bed to test it in my salon?
Absolutely. Our MOQ is 1 unit, and we encourage sample orders. You can purchase a single head spa bed to evaluate its quality, comfort, and durability in your own environment. If you are satisfied, you can place larger orders later. We offer the same wholesale pricing for sample orders as we do for bulk orders.
Q3: What does DDP shipping mean, and how does it work?
DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) means that Nova takes full responsibility for shipping costs, insurance, customs clearance, and import duties. The price you see is the final price you pay. Your head spa bed will be delivered directly to your salon door, with no additional charges or paperwork required from you. We ship worldwide, and our logistics team handles all the documentation.
Q4: Is the 300kg weight capacity safe for all clients?
Yes, the 300kg weight capacity is a safety margin that far exceeds typical client weights. It ensures that the bed remains stable and structurally sound even under heavy use or when clients shift their weight during treatment. This capacity is tested on every model before it leaves our factory, and it is one of the reasons we can confidently offer a 1-year warranty.
Q5: What is the production and delivery time for a head spa bed?
Our standard production time is 10-15 days from order confirmation. After production, delivery time depends on your location. For US customers using DDP shipping, typical transit time is 15-25 days via sea freight, or 5-7 days via air freight (at an additional cost). We will provide you with a tracking number once your order ships.
Q6: Do I need a head spa sink attachment or a complete kit for a non plumbed head spa?
No — a non plumbed head spa bed already ships complete with its own basin, clean-water tank and waste tank, so a head spa sink attachment is optional rather than required. Salons still add one for two reasons: a japanese head spa sink or a portable head spa sink no plumbing attachment gives you a second, movable rinse position beside the bed, and a shallow head spa basin drops into an existing shampoo station. If you are opening the service from scratch, a complete head spa kit bundles the bed, the sink or sprayer attachment and the treatment accessories in a single order, so nothing is missing on install day. Nova sells these parts individually or as a kit — tell us your room layout and water setup and we will quote the right mix. MOQ 1 unit.
Where can I buy a headspa bed or wholesale head spa beds for a salon?
Nova supplies each headspa bed and all head spa beds shown above direct from the factory, with plumbed and non-plumbed options for Japanese head spa treatments. MOQ 1 unit and a one-year warranty. Tell us your treatment room size and water setup and we will quote the right head spa bed.
Japanese Head Spa Beds, Korean Styles & the Non-Plumbed Option
The japanese head spa bed is the fastest-growing category in head spa equipment right now – search interest keeps climbing while very few suppliers offer dedicated units. A true Japanese head spa bed is lower to the ground, has a face cradle that supports the client comfortably for 40-60 minute scalp treatments, and pairs with a separate backwash station or a built-in basin. For studios without floor drains, a japanese head spa no plumbing bed with an integrated reservoir delivers the same scalp-treatment experience anywhere. Korean-style head spa beds share the same low profile but often add wider armrests and a more padded facial cutout. Both styles work for hair washing, scalp massage and facial steaming.
If your space has no plumbing – a rented suite, a salon corner, a pop-up – look for a non plumbed head spa bed. Searches for non plumbed head spa bed keep rising, with almost zero suppliers competing on dedicated units. These beds use a built-in water tank and pump instead of a hard-wired line, so you fill the tank, plug in, and start treating. Nova’s head spa beds cover plumbed and non-plumbed setups, including models with ceramic basins and foot bath options. If you are comparing, ask about the basin material, pump noise, and whether the tank is easy to drain and clean between clients.
For most US buyers starting a head spa service, the non-plumbed route is the lowest-risk entry: no landlord permission, no plumber, no construction. You can place the bed anywhere with a power outlet and a nearby sink for refilling. As the service grows, you can upgrade to a plumbed unit with a ceramic basin. Whichever you choose, Nova ships with one year warranty and MOQ 1, so you can validate the service before committing to a full salon rollout.
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Head Spa Bed Plumbing: Plumbed vs Non-Plumbed Japanese Head Spa Beds
Every head spa bed for sale at Nova comes in two plumbing configurations. A japanese head spa bed plumbed model connects directly to your salon’s water supply and floor drain for continuous, hands-free rinsing — the standard choice for dedicated head spa rooms. A japanese head spa bed no plumbing option — also called a non plumbed head spa bed — uses a built-in water tank and gravity drain, so it works anywhere without a plumber: rental suites, pop-up spas, mobile services and home studios.
Head spa bed plumbing decisions come down to three questions: does your space have floor drainage, how many beds are you installing, and do you need to move them? Plumbed beds win on capacity and convenience for high-volume shops; non-plumbed beds win on flexibility and zero installation cost. A head spa bed with massage adds built-in vibration, heating and adjustable scalp-to-shoulder positioning on both configurations.
Whichever head spa bed plumbing option fits your floor plan, Nova builds it factory-direct with 300kg capacity, one-year warranty, MOQ 1 and DDP shipping to the USA — request a quote and we will confirm the right configuration for your space.
Head Spa Bed Styles, Materials & Features – Options Guide
Choosing the right head spa bed for your studio or mobile service starts with understanding the range of options available. In terms of style, you can select a modern profile with clean lines, a vintage feel with rolled edges, or a retro look that adds character to a treatment room. For spaces with a more natural or industrial theme, a rustic finish works well, while black and white upholstery remains a timeless choice that matches almost any décor. A touch of gold detailing on the base or trim can elevate the overall appearance without overwhelming the space.
Shape and layout matter just as much as aesthetics. A curved basin area supports the neck and head during extended treatments, while a corner unit is ideal for compact salons where every square foot counts. Corner models tuck neatly against two walls, freeing up central floor space for other equipment. For mobile head spa services, a foldable frame collapses flat for easy transport, and a portable design with a lightweight build ensures you can set up quickly at any client location.
Material choices directly affect durability and comfort. PU leather is a practical option for the upholstery – it is easy to wipe down after each session and resists staining from oils or lotions. The frame is often constructed from metal for strength, with some models featuring wood panels for a warmer visual appeal. In high-use settings, stainless steel accents on the basin rim or base provide extra corrosion resistance and a polished finish.
All electric models come with 4 motors, CE-certified for reliable operation, and a one-year warranty covers parts and labor. The 300kg weight capacity ensures stability even for heavier clients.
- LED lighting around the basin adds a calming ambiance during the service.
- Heated surface options keep clients comfortable in cooler rooms.
- Adjustable headrest angles support different neck positions.
- Padded armrest cushions reduce pressure on the elbows.
- Locking casters allow easy repositioning between stations.
- A remote foot pedal lets you control the lift or tilt hands-free.
Each option is available with a sample order (MOQ 1), and production typically takes 10-15 days. Shipping is DDP door-to-door, so you know the total cost upfront. Dual voltage (110V-240V) means the same unit works internationally without a transformer. Whether you prefer a modern pedestal design or a vintage style with wood side panels, the configuration options let you match the bed to your brand’s personality.
For a small studio, the corner shape with casters offers flexibility; for a luxury spa, a black and white leather finish with gold trim creates a premium feel. The curved basin works across all styles, and the portable foldable version is a favorite among independent technicians who travel to clients.
Korean, Mobile & Plumbed Head Spa Beds
The korean head spa bed style — a low, padded station with a built-in basin — is one of the fastest-growing requests from US head spa owners. Mobile head spa bed units with casters let you run services anywhere, while plumbed head spa bed with ceramic basin models suit dedicated spa rooms. Pipeless head spa bed and custom leather head spa bed no plumbing options remove the need for floor drains entirely. Salon head spa bed and head spa bed adjustable models with 2-5 motor electric lift are our core range.
2026 buyers are also searching head spa bed 2026, head spa bed with massager, spa head massage bed, and head spa bed with chair that swivels. Japanese head spa massage bed variations and head spa shampoo bed with head steamer combos round out the lineup, alongside head therapy bed configurations for clinic and recovery-focused spas. Every piece of head spa bed equipment — beds, bowls, tanks, and steamer add-ons — ships factory-direct with MOQ 1. All include one-year warranty, 300kg capacity, 10-15 days production, and MOQ 1.
Head Spa Bed Buying Guide: Size, Price, Installation & Maintenance
Choosing the right head spa bed for your salon or spa requires more than just picking a model that looks good. This buying guide from Nova breaks down the essential factors—size, price, installation, maintenance, and how a dedicated head spa bed compares to a standard facial bed—so you can make a confident, informed investment. Whether you’re outfitting a new studio or upgrading an existing treatment room, these are the exact specifications and practical considerations that matter most.
1. Head Spa Bed Size: Dimensions, Clearance & Weight Capacity
When evaluating head spa bed size, the physical footprint directly affects your room layout and client comfort. Nova head spa beds are designed within the industry-standard range of approximately 175–190 cm in length, 60–75 cm in width, and 55–75 cm in height. This compact yet spacious profile fits comfortably into most treatment rooms while leaving ample room for the therapist to move around the client.
For added flexibility, many Nova models feature motorized height adjustment, allowing the bed to be lowered for easy client mounting and raised to a working height that reduces strain on your back during extended scalp treatments.
Before you finalize your layout, measure your space and factor in at least 60–80 cm of clearance on each side for the therapist to move freely and to accommodate rolling equipment. You should also account for the bed’s reclining range—when the backrest is fully lowered, the overall length extends, so keep that extra 15–20 cm in mind. A critical specification that sets Nova apart is the 300kg weight capacity.
This robust rating not only supports clients of all sizes with complete confidence but also means the frame and motor system are built to withstand years of daily use without sagging or mechanical fatigue. Always verify the weight rating before purchasing; a lower-rated bed may void your warranty if used beyond its limits.
2. Head Spa Bed Price: Factory-Direct Value & What Drives the Cost
Understanding head spa bed price helps you separate genuine value from inflated retail markups. Nova operates on a factory-direct model, meaning you purchase directly from the manufacturer without distributor or middleman fees. This translates to a significantly lower upfront cost compared to buying the same equipment through a US-based retail showroom, where traditional markups of 40–60% are common.
The price difference is substantial—often enough to cover your first batch of consumables or an additional accessory. With DDP door-to-door shipping, the factory-direct price also covers freight and customs clearance to your door, so there are no hidden import costs.
Several factors determine the final price of a head spa bed. The number of motors is a primary cost driver; Nova’s standard configuration includes 4 motors for motorized backrest and leg rest adjustment, providing independent control that enhances client positioning and therapist efficiency.
The design of the headrest and facial cradle is another variable—beds with a more sculpted, memory-foam facial opening and a fully adjustable headrest command a higher price because they directly improve client comfort during long treatments. The quality of the PU leather upholstery also plays a role; Nova uses a commercial-grade, waterproof PU leather that resists cracking and staining, which maintains its appearance far longer than budget vinyls.
If you opt for a model with an integrated water tank for the hair-washing function, the added plumbing and pump components will raise the price slightly, but the convenience of a self-contained system often justifies the investment.
Most importantly, Nova offers a MOQ of 1, meaning you can purchase a single unit to test in your salon before committing to a full order. Sample orders are available at the same factory-direct pricing, giving you the opportunity to evaluate build quality, comfort, and functionality firsthand. This low minimum order quantity eliminates the risk of buying in bulk before you’ve validated the product with your own clients.
3. Head Spa Bed Installation: Simple Setup, No Professional Tools Required
You don’t need a plumber, electrician, or contractor to get your Nova head spa bed operational. The head spa bed installation process is designed for simplicity. Models with a portable water tank require no connection to your building’s water supply—simply fill the tank manually, and the bed’s built-in pump circulates water for rinsing and washing. This makes the bed truly mobile; you can reposition it between rooms or even relocate your studio without any reinstallation costs.
For fixed-installation models that connect to your salon’s existing water supply and drain, the connection points are standard and accessible, so a local handyman can complete the hookup in under an hour. All Nova electric beds operate on 110V-240V dual voltage, so they are plug-and-play in any outlet worldwide—no special transformer or voltage converter needed.
The base of the bed comes with pre-installed caster wheels that lock securely; simply unpack the bed, attach the headrest and facial cradle (which slide into place without tools), and plug it in. The entire assembly takes about 15 minutes. Every Nova bed ships with a clear, illustrated manual, and our support team is available by email or phone to walk you through any questions. There is no need for specialized equipment or technical expertise on your part.
4. Head Spa Bed Maintenance: Hygiene, Cleaning & Warranty
Regular head spa bed maintenance protects your investment and ensures a hygienic experience for every client. The most critical area to maintain is the headrest and facial cradle, which come into direct contact with each client’s skin and hair. Nova designs these components to be fully removable and washable—simply unclip them, clean with a salon-grade disinfectant, and air dry before the next appointment. This prevents cross-contamination and keeps your equipment looking professional.
If your model includes a water tank and rinse system, descale the tank and internal lines monthly using a mild vinegar solution or a specialized descaling agent. Mineral buildup can restrict water flow and reduce the lifespan of the pump. The PU leather upholstery is waterproof, so you can wipe it down with a damp cloth and mild soap after each use; avoid harsh solvents that can degrade the surface.
Periodically check the motorized backrest and leg rest for any unusual noises or hesitation in movement—this usually indicates a loose connection rather than a mechanical failure. Nova’s motors are CE-certified, ensuring they meet rigorous European safety and performance standards, and the entire bed is backed by a one-year warranty covering parts and labor. If you encounter any issue within that period, our team will diagnose and ship replacement parts promptly.
With basic care, your Nova bed will maintain its performance and appearance for years.
5. Head Spa Bed vs Facial Bed: Why Dedicated Design Matters
Many first-time buyers wonder whether a standard facial bed can double as a head spa bed. The answer is a definitive no, and understanding the head spa bed vs facial bed distinction will save you from a costly mistake. A facial bed is designed for aesthetic treatments like facials, waxing, and massage, with a focus on a flat, cushioned surface and a simple face cradle. It lacks the specialized features required for wet hair treatments.
A dedicated head spa bed is engineered specifically for shampooing, scalp treatments, and hair rinsing. The most obvious difference is the integrated basin or water drainage system that captures runoff water and directs it to a tank or drain. This prevents water from pooling on the floor, which is both a safety hazard and a sanitation issue.
The facial opening on a head spa bed is deeper and more precisely shaped to allow the client to lie face-down comfortably while the therapist works on the scalp and back of the neck. Additionally, the headrest is fully adjustable to accommodate different neck lengths and to provide optimal access to the crown and temples.
The reclining backrest on a head spa bed is also motorized with a wider range of motion, allowing the therapist to tilt the client from an upright seated position to a fully reclined or even inverted angle for thorough rinsing. These specialized functions—drainage, adjustable head positioning, and motorized tilt—are simply not available on a standard facial bed or massage table. Investing in the right equipment ensures both client comfort and therapist efficiency, making it a smarter long-term choice for your business.
Head Spa Bed Combos: Massage, Foot Bath & Multi-Station Setups
Head spa owners increasingly ask for combined stations. The strongest sellers are the head spa chair massage bed – a washing bed with massage functions – and a massage bed with head spa bowl fitted at the top so one unit handles scalp treatment and body massage. Spas that also do reflexology order a head and foot spa bed, while classic Japanese stations prefer the head spa shampoo bed massage layout with the basin at the head end.
For US buyers who rent or work in older buildings, the non plumb head spa bed with massage runs from its own water tank – no floor plumbing needed. All versions are CE certified, ship with 110V-240V dual voltage, a one-year warranty and MOQ of 1 unit.
Japanese Head Spa Bed vs. Japanese Head Spa Table: Which Layout Fits?
The Japanese head spa bed and the Japanese head spa table do the same job – they put the client’s scalp over a basin for a scalp treatment – but they suit different rooms. The difference is mostly about how the client arrives, how the technician stands, and how much plumbing you are willing to run.
Choose a Japanese head spa bed when the treatment is a destination in itself: the client lies back, the neck rests on a shaped bowl, and the session runs long enough that comfort matters more than speed. Choose a Japanese head spa table when the scalp service sits inside a wider menu and the room has to convert back to massage or facials between clients. A Japanese head spa bed no plumbing model is the practical answer for upstairs rooms and leased spaces, because it carries its own tank and needs no drain work at all.
Either way, look for a shaped neck support, a basin deep enough that water does not splash the client’s neck, and a frame rated for daily use. Nova ships Japanese head spa bed for sale at MOQ 1 with DDP delivery and a one-year warranty, so a single station for a boutique room is as easy to order as ten stations for a chain. Confirm the water-heating path and the drainage before you commit, then design the room around the bed.
Round out the space with a matching shampoo bed for standard services and a beauty trolley for products and towels, so the technician never leaves the client’s side.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Japanese head spa beds need plumbing?
Not all of them. Plumbed models need a drain and water line; no-plumbing models carry a tank and can be placed anywhere.
What is the difference between a head spa bed and a head spa table?
Mostly footprint and posture. Beds suit long, lounging sessions; tables convert faster and often squeeze into multipurpose rooms.
How much space does one station need?
Allow the bed footprint plus a technician walkway of roughly the basin depth. Measure to the wall, not to the room centre.
Can I add a head spa station to an existing salon?
Yes. A no-plumbing unit drops into an existing treatment room, and a single station is all you need to test demand.
What is the lead time and order minimum?
MOQ 1, 10-15 days in production, then DDP shipping to your door with duties included.