Hairdressing Salon Furniture. Hairdressing salon furniture connects the cutting position, washing area and everyday organisation of a professional salon. Explore BVShop’s styling chairs, wash units, consoles, mirrors, trolleys and storage options to plan a workspace around the services you offer. Compare the furniture by its role in the appointment, then coordinate the dimensions, access and finish so each piece has a useful place in the room.

Compare the range for your workstation. Start with the salon floor plan and identify separate working zones. The chair and mirror define the styling position, while the wash unit needs an appropriate water and drainage route. Mobile storage can bring tools closer to the stylist, and reception furniture serves the waiting area. Check the specifications and included components of each piece; a broad furniture collection brings together different functions rather than one interchangeable type of equipment.

Plan the styling position around movement. Compare the chair’s stated adjustment, its base footprint and the room left behind the seated client. Add the console and mirror after allowing for drawers, shelves and any separate mirror base. A trolley needs a route between these pieces as well as a place to stand during the service. Measurements are more useful than matching photographs when checking whether the arrangement will fit.

Choose a washing format before choosing the finish. A complete seated backwash unit differs from a basin on a column or a portable stand. Consider the client position, access to water connections and the working space beside the bowl. Powered footrests and massage functions are model-specific; read exactly which parts move and where the controls are located. Plan electrical provision separately where a chosen washing unit needs it.

Bring storage and the waiting area into the same plan. Closed cabinets, mobile drawers and portable cases offer different ways to organise equipment. Choose around what remains at the station and what travels with the stylist. In the waiting area, compare reception seating and desk dimensions with the entrance route. Coordinate colours after checking the practical layout so a consistent interior also leaves usable access for clients and staff.

Gabbiano Ines Electric Hairdressing Wash Unit With Massage – Beige. This beige backwash unit combines a white ceramic basin with an electrically extending footrest and a four-roller back-massage system. The listed water inlet is 1/2inch and the drain connection is 30mm. Rear controls operate the powered functions. Electric adjustment refers to the footrest; the listing does not specify powered seat-height adjustment.

Hairdressing Station TOTEM BLACK. This black storage station combines lockable cupboards and drawers with an open central area and side shelves. It is a useful comparison when you want separate places for frequently used accessories and stored supplies. Check the dimensional image on its product page and allow for the cupboards and drawers to open at the intended chair position.

Plan your professional workspace with BVShop. Choose furniture and accessories around the services your team provides and the measurements of your room. BVShop brings the relevant product information together so you can compare the stated features, open the individual specifications and select the pieces that have a clear role in your salon.

Explore related collections. Hairdresser chairs, Hairdresser Wash Sinks, Hairdresser Consoles & Styling Mirrors, Hairdresser Trolleys, Hairdressing Cases & Storage, Hair Collectors & Cleaning Equipment, Reception & Waiting Area furniture.

Questions and answers

What furniture should I plan first for a hair salon? Begin with the styling chair and mirror position, then establish the wash area around the available plumbing. Add storage and reception furniture once the working and walking routes are clear.

Does an electric wash unit have electric seat-height adjustment? Only when that function is explicitly specified. Some models use electricity for a footrest and massage system, while the seat height is not electrically adjustable.

Should I choose a trolley or a portable case? A trolley organises tools within the salon. A case is selected for storing and carrying equipment, although some models can open into a portable station. Compare their actual layouts and intended use.

Where can I buy these products in the United Kingdom? Buy these products at bv-shop.co.uk.