Yaheetech Portable Massage Table Folding Spa Beauty Bed Lightweight Tattoo Therapy Couch Wooden 60 cm Width 2 Section Cream

Amazing for the price. (Got this on offer for £65) Bought as a gift for my niece currently completing beauty therapy course at college, she loves that its a pink bed too! I'm often used for practice so to find a bed with a section that sits up to be made into a beauty treatment bed too was amazing. Only downfall is that I haven't been able to find an exact cover to account for the additional arm accessories or the section that sits up. But additional blankets can fix this or stretch over the addition arm space if they're needed. The size and stability is great, as a tall and plus size woman, the bed is comfortable, spacious and feels secure. My niece is even taller at nearly 6ft and the tallest setting is perfect for her to work at. Comes with a dust cover for storage but wouldn't protect from bangs, scratches etc. Arrives well packaged completely bubble wrapped, taped and in a cardboard outer box. The delivery driver, unfortunately did just leave this at the front door while it was raining, without knocking, even though I was home! So I had to take it out the box before I was able to give it to my niece as it was soaked. But a great massage bed

This portable massage table is fantastic! It’s easy to set up and fold away, making it incredibly convenient for mobile therapists or anyone who needs a versatile spa or beauty bed. The cushioning is plush and comfortable, providing a relaxing experience for clients during massages, facials, or beauty treatments. The sturdy frame feels durable and stable, supporting weight comfortably without wobbling. It’s lightweight enough to carry easily but solid enough to ensure safety and comfort. Overall, a great investment for professionals or home users who want a portable, comfortable, and reliable massage table. Highly recommended!

For the money you can't go wrong. I opted for the three section design I think it would fit Gulliver lol I'm 6ft broad of not thin or particularly overweight. Easy wipe surface but I use wide paper roll to cover the table, which helps protect and clean off any oil easily. The only improvement I could possibly see made would be pockets instead of straps within the hinged frame into which you could slide the arm rests head support squab etc, that being said I intend to make pockets up myself out of timber and sections of timber at some point. You can find the exact same item all over the Internet and some shop outlets which add hundreds to the price I kid you not, for the same product they must manufacture them by the 100s of thousands. It's a sound design simplistic and very sturdy and height adjustment a doddle. I would highly recommend and purchase again. How it bears up remains to be seen but after a dozen or so uses I remain impressed indeed.

Packaged 📦 incredible well took 5 minutes settling up. No screws or anything difficult. Finish is amazing Finish is flawless. Putting up takes 2 minutes. I can't recommend it enough would give 10 stars ✨️ if possible.

Strong sturdy table for what it's worth. My clients don't have a problem with the quality and are happy and comfortable.

Didn’t have high hopes but was really surprised by the quality! Great table, folds nicely-a bit heavy but perfect for my massages

Lovely quality a lot nicer than it looks on the photos, super comfy and very portable, exactly what I was looking for.

Bought as a good value home massage table. Good stuff: - sturdy, the legs lock into place securely and once it's up & in position, it won't move - comfortable, we lie a towel down along it to keep it clean - wipe-clean, we give it a quick once over with a Dettol multi-surface wipe before putting it away - it's long enough for me (6ft3in) with my face in the table hole, but it's perhaps a little bit narrow for a larger/wider body frame. I'm pretty skinny, my partner is short & slim-ish, and we can lie down with our arms by our sides) - the separate half lifting section is a clever feature, and it's probably useful (but I've not used it myself) Bad stuff: - I can't be bothered fitting any of the extra parts, you don't really need them, so no idea if other reviews are wrong and the fittings will last, but it seems like a faff to add & remove every time. If you're just putting it up and leaving it there for a while it's probably worth fitting them all. A "quick release" system would be a better design for these, if you want it to be fully mobile to a new location a few times a day. - the organisation of the extra parts inside was neat & clever for shipping but it's useless for real life usage. We've taken out some of the bits as they just fall out in use, or get in the way when trying to close it. - opening it is an interesting game, even when you're used to it, it's a bit of a faff, and then once it's opened you need to lift & turn it over, it's quite heavy & awkward, while you're grabbing the handles to lift, it's desperately trying to close itself in half... Some kind of sliding lock bolt would be a good feature to help with that problem? - closing it is also a bit of a faff, especially if you've still got the extra parts strapped inside, as they move & get in the way of the closure mechanism. But even if you remove those and it's very very easy to close, it's still weird having to push the legs down from the spring-locked position, and I always worry about trapping my fingers (haven't done it yet though)