Stella Electric Medical Spa Treatment Table (Facial Chair/Bed)

Movements

• Electric height adjustment
• Manual rolling wheels for easy table movement
• Manual removable face cradle and arm rests

Dimensions / Specifications

• Length without face cradle: 75"
• Length with face cradle: 88"
• Length with face cradle extended: 94"
• Width: 30"
• Heights: 16" - 35"
• BASE ONLY Dimensions: 49" L x 23" W (Note: The length of the base changes based on the table height. Please refer to the video to see.)
• Maximum Capacity: 400 lbs.
• Cushion thickness: 5"
• Colors available: White, Grey, Beige and Dark Brown
• Arrives fully assembled
• High-quality PU upholstery; ultra-durable material
• Heavy-duty construction
• Adjustable face cradle and arm rest included
• Table paper holder included
• 50-60 Hz
• 200 W
• Voltage: 100-120 V
• Power: 2 amp

* All height measurements are from ground to top of cushion

* All measurements have a 0.25 to 1.2-inch tolerance

Shipping Dimensions

• Quantity: 1
• Package A: 80” x 32” x 24” (L x W x H)
• Package A weight: 160 lbs.

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Disclaimer

When operating a hydraulic or electric rotating facial bed or treatment table, it is the operator’s responsibility to ensure the safety of their clients.

To ensure stability

1. Be sure bed is on a level, non-slippery surface.
2. Be sure to adjust self-leveling feet.
3. Always orient the bed in-line or parallel with the base for treatment purposes.
4. When rotating the bed, it is recommended that there be no client on the bed at that time.
5. If there is a client on the bed during rotation, it is recommended that client be seated in the upright sitting position.
6. When rotating the bed, if there is a client in the bed, the bed MUST be held from underneath at the head of the bed by the operator as it is in rotation.
7. Sitting on either the head or the foot of the bed is strictly forbidden, regardless of the position of the bed.
8. Hydraulic or electric rotating facial beds or treatment tables are not designed for massage. Excess downward pressure can cause instability.
9. Aligning the bed perpendicular to the base or using the bed on a slippery surface may cause the bed to become unstable. Injury to patron may occur.