Saloniture Professional Portable Folding Massage Table with Carrying Case - Hot Pink

This is the second table ordered and received in the past two weeks. The first one was the least expensive table; upon receiving it and opening the packaging, one of the closure latches was totally pulled off, so the table was returned as damaged. Then I thought, "well, maybe I should spend a few more dollars and NOT buy the cheapest table available." What a total farce that is. The second table cost more, and is EXACTLY the same table, construction-wise. These cheaper tables ARE ALL DROP SHIPPED and made in CHINA. Don't bother spending a bit more, as you get nothing different.The description of the table on Amazon says a 450 lb weight limit. THAT IS A LIE. The instructions included with the table stated a 300 lb weight limit, and even that is a LIE. Read further into the instructions, and it is 300 POUNDS OF TOTAL DOWNFORCE ON THE TABLE. The instructions expressly state that the total weight on the table also includes THE POUNDS OF DOWNFORCE BY THE MASSAGE THERAPIST GIVING THE MASSAGE.WHO SELLS A MASSAGE TABLE WHERE THE MAXIMUM WEIGHT HAS TO INCLUDE THE FORCE OF THE MASSEUSE? A company that wants to shirk all liability and warranty on their product, that's who. SO, if/when the legs collapse, you'd have to prove that you didn't exceed the downforce applied plus the weight on the table, and if you're giving the massage and lean into the person, THAT weight has to be accounted for as well. THIS IS TAKEN RIGHT FROM THE TABLE'S OWN INSTRUCTION SHEET!!! TOTALLY DECEPTIVE DESCRIPTION VS. THE ACTUAL INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS.The wood used in this table is so light you could build a model airplane with it, or a kite.About the product:PREMIUM COMFORT- really? "deluxe cushioning" and "premium" foam. Uh, NO. Ultra cheap foam and uncomfortable vinyl. Armrest wings? Yeah- too bad they just sit in the mounting holes and are not held in by anything; move your arm, the wings fall out. Durable steel support cables? I think a Flexi dog leash is much stronger than these "durable steel" cables. Precision crafted? I guess having two of the leg adjustment holes over a quarter inch off is today's definition of "precision." AND about the adjustable legs, YOU CAN'T adjust the legs to their highest position and close the table...you'd have to adjust it every time you use it and then lower it to close it. "It locks securely with two professional clasps." What a joke- the clasps look like they came off a small child's metal lunchbox. "The adjustable headrest features a premium composition support..." (I think whoever wrote this must have just found the word "premium" in the dictionary...). UH, the support is cheap plastic. AND about the headrest, just as the arm rests, does not lock into anything; it just sits there, and if you move your head it will fall out.Just setting this up and reading the directions made me hesitant to even sit on it, given the warnings in the instructions about "total load" placed upon the table.After having seen two of these Chinese drop-shipped pieces of junk, under different names, BUT EXACTLY THE SAME, I guess the answer is if you really want a safe, reliable, lasts for years table, you have to spend a few hundred dollars.Don't waste your money on this.

Do NOT buy this table. The wood panel in the front snapped in two after less than 15 uses while I was just sitting on the table and I only weigh 140lbs.

I purchased this bed for lash extensions and it is perfect. Strongly recommend it! Specially for all the traveling lash techs out there.

This is almost disposable. A whole lotta plastic goin on here. Definitely not for professional use! (not that you'd expect it to be for $100 or so) But the head rest...forget it. Wont hold up to the weight. Flops downward as soon as a person lays on it. Mechanism that "locks" it in is utter junk. Two little plastic bits that never get tight enough to hold. So your client's head will just sort of flop down when it gives way. Table itself is sturdy but nothing locks the legs into place so I was a bit wary of that. Held in position by body weight. Comfort level is fine. Pleather is thin and will tear easily if something scrapes or pokes it. Panel with logo on it (at head and foot of table) super flimsy. You could easily knock it with your knee and break it when working at the head and neck (while your trying to stop your client's head from flopping down) Not sure who this would really work for since the head rest is such an issue. :/

I do reiki for friends and family and found it getting harder on my back to work on people on a bed or couch. This table exceeded my expectations. I don't really need all the accessories, but I did test them out. All seems to work well. The table had an odd smell at first but goes away after about 2 days of being opened. It is perfect for my purposes! 2 thumbs up!

Perfect for a lash tech. The bed is padded and soft . It breaks down and has all compartments. Easy to assemble. You just pull it out. Omg this is so perfect. I highly recommend , you can go mobile.

I am a lash artist and bought this massage table 5 years ago, & have bought several more after that when I expanded my business. The thing about doing lashes is, you must be able to put your legs under the table comfortably, or you have to straddle the massage bed. My legs do not fit under the bed as is. I hired a carpenter to take the preform wood piece off and fasten a stronger piece of wood under the bed to keep it sturdy, so my legs will comfortably fit underneath. I've used my oldest one 5-6 days a week, for 5 years, 10-12 hour days with clients back to back and have never had any issues. It is sturdy and does the job! It comes with a nice carrying case (although I don't ever move my bed). I have added a bolster, feather bed and a warming blanket to make it more comfy. My clients love it!

I like. Recommend. After researching tables, I made a good choice.PROs. Fairly light weight. About 35 pounds. Can be carried.Has carrying handles. Quick take down and setup. Adjustable height. Padded, comfortable. Comes with a carrying bag (I won't use).CONs. The side wings for arm and shoulders (little extentions), insert into the table using thin hard wires. These are NOT meant to support weight. They add table width though.The sling below the head rest for hand/forearm support works but will also not support more than a few pounds of weight. It's held up with a Velcro strap.OPINION. I will hold a person 6 ft 3 and 230 pounds easily including the downward force of massage.I recommend purchasing the headrest fleece cover...$7. Soloniture is what I bought.