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For over a decade, Nova has stood as a factory-direct manufacturer of premium treatment table solutions, proudly serving US clinics and salons. Operating from our own 50,000 sqm factory in Guangdong, China, we combine ISO and CE certified production with rigorous quality control. As a true OEM/ODM partner, we offer complete customization—from upholstery to hydraulic systems—while ensuring seamless DDP shipping to the USA (no hidden fees, customs handled).

Our flexibility extends to a MOQ of just 1 unit, perfect for startups or single-room practices. Every table is engineered for durability, patient comfort, and daily clinical use, backed by 10+ years of export expertise. Whether you need a fixed, electric, or portable model, our team delivers white-glove support from sample to after-sales. Contact us today for a quote or catalog: WhatsApp +85

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A treatment bed (also called a treatment table) is an adjustable, often motorized table used for massage, physiotherapy, facials and general spa treatments. Electric models add 2-5 motors for height, backrest and leg-section control, split-leg options for podiatry, and 300kg weight capacity, while manual hydraulic and fixed-height tables suit lighter treatment menus.

Treatment Tables for Estheticians – Facial & Waxing Workstations

For estheticians, the right treatment table is the cornerstone of every facial, waxing, or body treatment session. A professional esthetician table must offer smooth height adjustment, a comfortable recline range, and durable upholstery that withstands daily use and frequent sanitation. Our facial bed and esthetician bed models are built with 2–5 motors, allowing precise positioning of the backrest, leg section, and overall height.

Whether you need a stationary spa bed for a dedicated treatment room or a portable esthetician table for on-the-go services, each unit supports a weight capacity of 300kg and comes with a one-year warranty. Massage table weight capacity on our electric and hydraulic models is rated the same 300 kg, so the spec sheet stays easy to compare across the range. Every treatment table we manufacture features CE certified electrical components, a 110V-240V dual voltage, and is shipped via DDP shipping – meaning you receive your equipment without unexpected customs fees. With a production time of just 10–15 days and a MOQ of 1 unit, sample orders are always available for estheticians looking to test a facial bed before committing to a full order.

Med Spa Treatment Tables – Electric & Hydraulic

Med spas require treatment tables that combine clinical precision with patient comfort. Our electric and hydraulic treatment tables are designed to handle everything from injectables and laser treatments to massage therapy and chemical peels. An electric med spa treatment table offers hands-free adjustments via a quiet motor system, while hydraulic models provide reliable manual pumping for budget-conscious clinics.

Both options feature adjustable headrests, armrests, and a fully reclinable backrest – essential for procedures that require the patient to be positioned at various angles. All our treatment tables for med spas are CE certified, equipped with a 110V-240V dual voltage, and built to hold up to 300kg. With 2–5 motors depending on the model, you can easily raise or lower the spa bed to match your working height, reducing strain on your back during long procedures.

Our factory-direct wholesale pricing means med spas can outfit multiple rooms without exceeding their budget, and with a production time of 10–15 days and a MOQ of just 1 unit, even a single-room clinic can order a professional-grade treatment table.

Treatment Table vs Facial Bed vs Esthetician Bed – What’s the Difference?

While the terms treatment table, facial bed, and esthetician bed are often used interchangeably, subtle differences exist that can impact your purchase decision. A treatment table is a broad category that includes any surface designed for client treatments – from massage tables to medical exam tables. A facial bed typically features a face cradle or a cutout for the face, allowing clients to lie face-down during facials, extractions, or back treatments.

An esthetician bed is usually more versatile, with adjustable backrests, leg rests, and armrests that make it suitable for facials, waxing, and light body treatments. A spa bed often includes a wider platform and thicker cushioning for enhanced comfort during longer sessions, while a massage table is traditionally narrower a

nd more portable. Regardless of which style you choose, all our products share the same Nova quality standards: 2–5 motors for electric models, a 300kg weight capacity, one-year warranty, CE certified components, 110V-240V dual voltage, DDP shipping, and a production time of 10–15 days with a MOQ of 1 unit for sample orders.

Choosing the Right Surface for Your Practice

When selecting between a treatment table, facial bed, or esthetician bed, consider your primary services. If you focus on facials and skincare, a facial bed with a face cradle is ideal. If you perform waxing, body scrubs, or massage, an esthetician table with a wider surface and adjustable sections offers more flexibility. For med spas that offer a mix of services, an electric treatment table with a full recline range and height adjustment is the most versatile option.

All our units fold for easy storage (on select portable models) and feature high-density foam upholstery that is both comfortable and easy to clean. With factory-direct wholesale pricing, you can equip your entire studio with matching spa beds without compromising on quality.

At Nova, we support estheticians, med spas, and beauty professionals with treatment tables that meet rigorous safety and performance standards. Every unit is CE certified, wired for 110V-240V dual voltage outlets, and shipped via DDP shipping – so the price you see is the price you pay. With a production time of 10–15 days and a MOQ of just 1 unit, we make it easy to order a sample or a full set.

Explore our treatment table collection for electric and hydraulic options, or browse our beauty bed range for facial beds and esthetician beds designed for daily professional use. For additional equipment, visit our facial bed category or spa equipment page to complete your treatment room setup. Contact our team for wholesale pricing, custom upholstery colors, or assistance choosing the right motor configuration for your practice.

Spa Tables & Acu Massage Tables: A Complete Buying Guide for US Salons and Spas

Choosing the right treatment surface is one of the most important investments you will make for your practice. Whether you run a day spa, a medical aesthetics clinic, or a mobile massage business, the table you select directly impacts client comfort, your own posture, and the overall efficiency of your daily operations. In this guide, we break down everything from basic construction to advanced electric options, with a special focus on the unique requirements of a dedicated acu massage table setup.

Understanding Table Types: From Classic Spa Table to Acu Massage Table

Not all treatment tables are created equal. While a standard spa table is versatile enough for facials, body wraps, and relaxation massage, an acu massage table is specifically designed for acupuncture, acupressure, and other modalities that require precise positioning and easy access to the client from all angles.

Key Differences to Consider

  • Face cradle design: Most spa table models include a removable face cradle. However, an acu massage table often features a zero-gravity or adjustable face opening that allows for better neck alignment during prone treatments.
  • Width and padding: A standard spa table typically ranges from 29 to 32 inches wide. An acu massage table may be narrower (around 28 inches) to allow the practitioner to lean in closer without straining their shoulders.
  • Height adjustability: Manual hydraulic lifts are common on a spa table, but an acu massage table used for trigger point work often benefits from a wider height range to accommodate both seated and standing practitioner positions.
  • Accessories: Look for armrests, paper roll holders, and adjustable headrests. Many practitioners prefer an acu massage table that includes a built-in storage shelf for needles and oils.

When browsing our wholesale catalog, remember that every unit is built to a 300kg weight capacity, ensuring stability even for larger clients. All tables come with a 1-year warranty on parts and frame, and MOQ is just 1 unit, so you can sample before committing to a full salon setup.

Electric vs. Manual: Matching the Table to Your Treatment Menu

The most significant decision you will make is whether to invest in electric lift technology or stick with a manual hydraulic pump. Here is how they compare in a real-world spa environment:

Benefits of an Electric Spa Table

  • Effortless positioning: With 2-5 motors depending on the model, you can independently adjust backrest tilt, leg rest angle, and overall height at the touch of a foot pedal.
  • Client independence: For elderly clients or those with mobility issues, an electric spa table allows them to remain seated while the table rises to meet them, reducing fall risk.
  • Multi-position therapy: Ideal for combining massage with stretching or hot stone work, as you can quickly transition from flat to Trendelenburg positions.

Why Choose a Manual or Fixed-Height Table?

  • Budget-friendly: A fixed-height spa table is significantly less expensive and requires zero maintenance on lift mechanisms.
  • Portability: If you offer outcalls, a lightweight folding acu massage table is easier to transport than any electric unit.
  • Reliability: No electrical components means fewer things to break in a high-volume environment.

For electric models, we offer CE-certified electrical options with standard 110V US voltage. Production time is only 10-15 days from order confirmation, and we ship via DDP, so you will not face surprise customs fees upon delivery.

Size, Weight, and Load Capacity: Getting the Numbers Right

Before you add a spa table to your cart, measure your treatment room doorways and hallways. A table that is too wide to fit through a standard 32-inch door will cause headaches on delivery day.

  • Standard dimensions: Most spa table models measure 72-73 inches in length and 29-30 inches in width. This accommodates clients up to 6’4″ comfortably.
  • Weight capacity: Every frame we sell is tested to support 300kg (661 lbs) of static weight. This is well above the 400-500 lb range found on many consumer-grade tables.
  • Table weight: A solid wood spa table weighs around 80-100 lbs. An acu massage table with a steel frame may be lighter (60-75 lbs) but still requires two people to lift safely.
  • Height range: Manual tables typically adjust from 22 to 34 inches. Electric models extend up to 36 inches for taller practitioners.

If you are purchasing for a multi-room facility, consider buying a mix: a heavy-duty electric spa table for your signature massage room and a lighter acu massage table for your dedicated acupuncture suite.

Materials and Upholstery: What Holds Up in a Busy Spa

The frame and foam determine how long your equipment lasts. Here is what to look for when comparing a spa table vs. an acu massage table:

Frame Construction

  • Hardwood (Beech or Birch): Classic choice for a spa table. Offers natural vibration dampening but requires varnish maintenance.
  • Powder-coated steel: Found on most modern acu massage table models. Resists scratches, rust, and cleaning chemicals.
  • Aluminum: Lightweight but less common in fixed installations. Good for portable units.

Upholstery and Foam Density

  • PU leather (Polyurethane): The industry standard for spa table surfaces. Easy to wipe down with hospital-grade disinfectants.
  • High-density foam: Look for at least 2.5 inches of foam with a density rating of 30-35 ILD. This provides enough support for deep tissue work without bottoming out.
  • Seams: Double-stitched seams with reinforced corners prevent tearing at stress points. This is especially important on an acu massage table where the face opening sees constant pressure.

All our upholstery is fire-retardant and meets US commercial flammability standards. We do not use bonded leather or vinyl blends that crack after six months of daily use.

Essential Accessories for Your Treatment Table

No spa table is complete without the right add-ons. Think of these as the tools that turn a good table into a revenue-generating workstation:

  • Adjustable face cradle: Necessary for prone massage. On an acu massage table, choose a cradle with dual-density foam to avoid pressure on the cheekbones.
  • Armrests: Padded armrests that attach to the side of the table allow clients to relax their shoulders during supine work.
  • Bolster set: A curved bolster under the knees and a cylindrical one under the ankles reduce lower back strain.
  • Paper roll holder: Saves time between clients. Make sure the bracket fits your table’s side rail thickness.
  • Mobile cart or shelf: Some acu massage table models include a sliding tray for needles, cups, or hot stones.

When you order from Nova, sample orders are welcome. You can buy a single spa table to test the upholstery and frame quality before outfitting your entire studio.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a spa table and an acu massage table?

A standard spa table is a versatile platform for facials, Swedish massage, and body treatments. An acu massage table is a specialized variation designed for acupuncture and acupressure. It typically has a narrower width, a more ergonomic face opening, and may include built-in storage for needles or a cutout for the practitioner’s hands to work under the client’s abdomen. While you can perform acupuncture on a regular spa table, the dedicated acu massage table improves your access and reduces awkward bending.

Can I use a spa table for acupuncture treatments?

Yes, but you may need to add a specialized face cradle or armrests. The main limitation of a standard spa table is that the face opening is often too small for clients with larger heads or those receiving neck acupuncture. An acu massage table solves this with a wider or adjustable opening. If you plan to offer both massage and acupuncture, consider a spa table with a removable face cradle section that converts to a flat surface.

How many motors do I need in an electric treatment table?

That depends on your treatment menu. A spa table with 2 motors typically adjusts height and backrest tilt. A 3-motor version adds independent leg rest adjustment. Higher-end models with 4-5 motors allow for Trendelenburg positioning (where the head is lower than the feet), which is useful for certain circulatory treatments. For general massage, 2-3 motors are sufficient. For an acu massage table used in a chiropractic or physical therapy setting, 4 motors give you the flexibility to position clients precisely.

Is a 300kg weight capacity really necessary?

While most clients weigh under 250 lbs, the 300kg rating is about safety margins. A table rated to hold 300kg will not flex, wobble, or creak under a 250-lb client. That stability translates to better client confidence and less fatigue for you as the practitioner. All Nova spa table frames are engineered to this spec, regardless of whether you choose a budget manual model or a top-tier electric unit.

Do you offer samples before I place a bulk order?

Yes. Our MOQ is just 1 unit, so you can order a single spa table or acu massage table to evaluate in your own treatment room. If you decide to proceed with a larger order, our production time is only 10-15 days. We ship via DDP (Delivered Duty Paid), meaning the price you see includes all shipping and customs clearance to your US address.

What voltage do your electric tables use?

All our electric spa table models are wired for 110V US voltage. We also offer CE-certified electrical components as an upgrade option. This certification ensures the motors and control boxes meet US safety standards, which is important for commercial insurance and local code compliance.

How long does the upholstery last on a commercial spa table?

With proper care, a high-quality PU leather spa table surface should last 5-7 years in a full-time spa. Key factors are cleaning with pH-neutral disinfectants (avoid bleach or alcohol-heavy wipes), keeping the table away from direct sunlight, and not allowing oils to sit on the surface overnight. An acu massage table used for needle-based treatments may see less wear since clients are often draped with sheets.

Final Tips Before You Buy

Take time to sit on the table yourself. Lie down and test the padding density. If you can feel the wood or steel frame through the foam, it is too thin. Check the hinge mechanisms on a folding spa table—they should lock firmly with no play. And verify that the face cradle is compatible with your preferred massage techniques. A well-chosen spa table or acu massage table will pay for itself within the first few months of use, so prioritize durability over the lowest price.

For wholesale pricing and to discuss your specific floor plan, contact our Nova team. We are happy to recommend the right mix of electric and manual tables for your treatment rooms.

Choosing the Right Treatment & Massage Table for Your US Spa or Salon

Whether you are outfitting a new studio or upgrading an existing treatment room, the massage table you select directly impacts client comfort, therapist ergonomics, and the professional image of your business. With options ranging from fixed-height models to fully electric lift tables, understanding the key differences helps you make a confident purchase. Below is a practical guide to the types, features, sizing, and materials that matter most for American spas and clinics—plus answers to common questions we hear from buyers.

1. Types of Treatment & Massage Tables

Not every table serves the same purpose. Here is a breakdown of the most common configurations for professional settings:

  • Fixed-Height Tables: Budget-friendly and ultra-stable, these are ideal for single-therapist spaces where the same person always works. They require no electrical hookup and are easy to store.
  • Manual Hydraulic Tables: A foot pump adjusts height quickly, allowing multiple therapists of different heights to share one station. No power outlet is needed, which keeps placement flexible.
  • Electric Lift Tables: The gold standard for busy spas. With 2-5 motors available on select models, you get smooth, silent height adjustment and often independent back and leg section positioning. These run on standard 110V US voltage, and CE-certified electrical options are available for safety compliance.
  • Portable Folding Tables: Great for mobile massage or on-location events. Look for sturdy hinges and a padded carry case, but remember that portability often means a lower weight capacity.
  • Specialty Acu Massage Table: If you offer acupuncture, acupressure, or similar modalities, you may need a dedicated acu massage table. These typically feature a face cradle with a cutout, adjustable armrests, and sometimes a fold-down face section for prone or supine work. Many of our acu massage table options also include a paper roll holder and a recessed shelf for supplies.

Regardless of type, every treatment table from our wholesale line is built to a professional standard. All models come with a 1-year warranty, and we offer a 300kg weight capacity on our fixed and electric lift beds, which comfortably supports bariatric clients and heavy-duty daily use.

2. Key Features That Affect Daily Workflow

Once you narrow down the type, look at the features that make a real difference during a 60- or 90-minute session:

  • Face Cradle: Ensure it is well-padded, adjustable for angle, and compatible with different face sizes. A removable, washable cover is a must.
  • Adjustable Sections: Two to four sections (head, back, seat, leg) allow you to position clients for prenatal massage, lymphatic drainage, or orthopedic work.
  • Articulating Armrests: These are essential for client comfort during side-lying or seated treatments. Check that they lock securely.
  • Upholstery: High-density foam (2–3 inches) with a medical-grade PU leather or vinyl cover resists oils, lotions, and daily sanitation. Avoid cloth covers in high-turnover environments.
  • Weight Capacity: We list 300kg capacity on our heavy-duty frames, which is higher than most consumer tables. Always verify the limit before purchase—especially if you serve a diverse clientele.
  • Accessories Included: Many of our treatment tables ship with a face cradle, armrests, and a paper roll holder. Some include a side shelf or a small storage tray for tools.

For electric models, pay attention to the number of motors. A 2-motor unit typically controls height and the backrest independently, while a 3- or 5-motor unit adds independent leg and head adjustments—useful for massage chairs or specialized positioning.

3. Sizing, Weight Capacity, and Space Planning

Before you order, measure your treatment room doorways, hallways, and the actual space where the table will sit. Here are the dimensions and weight details to consider:

  • Standard Width: Most adult tables are 28–30 inches wide. Narrower 24-inch tables exist for small spaces but limit client comfort.
  • Length: Expect 72–74 inches for the main body, plus a face cradle that adds 6–10 inches. If you see a “79 inch” total length, that includes the cradle.
  • Height Range: Fixed tables are usually 26–28 inches. Hydraulic and electric tables range from 20–34 inches, allowing you to lower for elderly clients or raise for taller therapists.
  • Weight of the Table: A fixed wooden table might weigh 80–120 lbs. Electric lift tables can weigh 200–300 lbs due to the motor and steel frame. Ensure your floor can handle the static load.
  • Shipping & Delivery: Because these are heavy items, we ship via freight with DDP shipping included—meaning the price you see covers delivery to your business address with no surprise customs or broker fees. Production takes 10-15 days, and sample orders are available with MOQ of just 1 unit.

One common mistake is forgetting to account for the face cradle overhang when calculating how far the table sits from a wall. Allow at least 10 inches of clearance on the head side for the practitioner to stand and for the client to breathe comfortably.

4. Materials and Build Quality

The frame and upholstery determine how long your table lasts under daily use. Here is what to inspect:

  • Frame: Hardwood (birch or beech) is classic and sturdy, but laminated hardwood or a powder-coated steel frame resists warping better in humid environments. Steel is heavier but nearly indestructible.
  • Foam Density: Choose ILD (indentation load deflection) ratings of 30–40 for a supportive yet plush feel. Softer foam feels nice initially but breaks down quickly.
  • Upholstery Material: Antimicrobial vinyl or PU leather that meets California TB117 flammability standards is a smart choice. Make sure the material is non-porous so it can be wiped down between clients.
  • Joints and Hinges: Look for metal-to-metal connections with locking mechanisms. Plastic hinges will fail under weight.
  • Electrical Components: On electric tables, the motor should be CE-certified. We offer CE-certified electrical options.

If you plan to use hot stones, aromatherapy oils, or paraffin wax, confirm that your upholstery is resistant to those substances. Standard vinyl can crack if exposed to high heat for long periods.

5. Buying Tips and Logistics for US Salon Owners

Here are practical tips we share with our wholesale clients who are purchasing treatment tables for the first time or expanding their inventory:

  • Always request a sample first. We offer sample orders with MOQ of 1 unit, so you can test the foam density, height range, and upholstery feel before committing to a larger quantity.
  • Check your door frame width. Most standard doors are 30 inches wide. If your table is 30 inches wide, you will likely need to remove the door or order a model with removable legs.
  • Plan for electrical outlet placement. Electric tables have a power cord that is typically 6–10 feet long. Ensure an outlet is within reach without using an extension cord (which may void the warranty or violate local codes).
  • Confirm the voltage. All our electrical tables are wired for 110V US voltage. If you are in a commercial building with 208V, you will need a step-down transformer.
  • Think about storage. If you rent your space, you may need to move the table between rooms. A hydraulic table on locking casters is easier to relocate than a fixed wooden model.
  • Ask about the warranty. We provide a 1-year warranty on parts and labor. This covers the motor, frame, and upholstery against manufacturing defects—not normal wear and tear.

For high-volume med spas, we recommend investing in an electric lift table with at least 3 motors. The ability to adjust the back and leg sections independently reduces strain on the therapist and greatly improves client comfort during longer treatments.

6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between a regular massage table and an acu massage table?

An acu massage table is designed specifically for acupuncture and acupressure. It typically has a narrower face cradle opening, a recessed section for the client’s chest, and often includes a fold-down arm trough. Some models also feature a built-in cervical pillow or a hinged headrest that can be removed entirely. The key difference is the facial cutout and the ability to position the client face-down for extended periods without neck strain.

How much weight can your treatment tables hold?

Our heavy-duty fixed and electric models are rated for a 300kg weight capacity. This is well above the industry standard of 400–500 lbs and accommodates larger clients safely. Portable tables have a lower rating—usually around 250–300 lbs—so always check the spec sheet before purchasing.

Can I order just one table to test, or do I need to buy in bulk?

You can order a single sample. Our MOQ is 1 unit, and sample orders are available so you can evaluate the quality firsthand. If you decide to move forward, production time is just 10-15 days, and we ship via DDP to your US address, so you know the total cost upfront—no hidden freight or import fees.

Do your electric tables require a special outlet?

No. All our electric tables use standard 110V US voltage and plug into a regular three-prong outlet. If you request CE-certified electrical components, the unit will have a recognized safety mark that helps with local inspections and insurance requirements.

What upholstery is best for a busy spa that uses oils and lotions?

Choose a medical-grade PU leather or antimicrobial vinyl. These surfaces are non-porous, easy to wipe down with hospital-grade disinfectant, and resistant to staining from massage oils. Cloth upholstery absorbs oils and is difficult to sanitize, so we generally advise against it for professional use.

How long does shipping take and is it really door-to-door?

Once your order is confirmed, production takes 10-15 days. Shipping to the US typically adds 5–10 business days depending on your location. We use DDP shipping, which means the freight cost, customs clearance, and local delivery to your business are all included in the quoted price. You will not receive a separate bill from a broker or carrier.

What if I need a table with a specific width or custom upholstery color?

We can accommodate custom requests on larger orders. Contact our sales team with your specifications, and we will confirm feasibility and lead time. For standard orders, our available colors are listed on each product page.

Is the 1-year warranty transferable if I sell my business?

The warranty is tied to the original purchaser and is not transferable. If you sell your spa, the new owner would need to purchase a new warranty plan from us directly. We recommend keeping your original invoice and registration number for any warranty claims.

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