SN-658 Pedicure Sofa

SN-658 is a 1980 x 870 mm pedicure sofa at 620 mm to the top of the backrest. The upper is teal velvet: a raked backrest with an integrated head roll, a thick seat pad and two curved wing arms. It sits on a black leather-look plinth with short chrome feet, and the control panel is set into the near arm.

Footprint and station planning

1980 x 870 mm is 20 mm shorter and 30 mm narrower than the 2000 x 900 mm standard, so a pair side by side takes 1740 mm plus a gap and one needs a clear 1980 mm of wall. At 620 mm to the top of the backrest it reads as a low lounge rather than a chair: the client sits on the edge of the pad and swings up. The plinth is a closed box on short chrome feet, so there is only a hand’s depth under it — enough for a mop, not for storage. The base runs past the backrest at the head end as a flat ledge, so allow a little more clearance at that end than the pad suggests. The panel needs a power point on the side it is built into.

Where this pedicure sofa is used

For rooms where the chair has to look like a lounge chair. The two-tone split does that work, and velvet is why: it reads warmer than a coated cover and takes light where leather-look throws it back. Velvet holds dust and oil in the nap, so it suits a room that brushes the cover between clients rather than one running back to back. Where the same teal is wanted in a wipe-clean leather-look on a 1100 mm body, the AM-812 is that sofa; where the length matters more than the width, the AM-852 runs 2040 mm. Where a single reclining seat is enough, the SN-633A spa sofa covers 2000 x 950 mm with a raised leg rest and no basin. Where the room wants a daybed rather than a chair, the SN-638 spa sofa sets a tufted platform seat against a console with a power socket. For a fixed chaise on a plinth instead of a mechanism, the SN-641 spa sofa runs a tall angled back into a long foot pad. Where the room wants a two-tone piece at 2000 x 1000 mm, the SN-649 spa sofa sets a quilted shell against a suede seat and a separate foot ottoman.

Customization and finishes

Cover colour, the plinth tone and the side the panel goes on are settled per order against a colour reference. The backrest travel is set at build, so tell us the angle your clients sit at. The wing arms do not lift out, so measure the walkway against the full 870 mm, and the head roll is built in rather than loose. Send a colour reference and target dimensions; the reply confirms what is buildable and the MOQ.

Ordering, MOQ and lead time

MOQ, packing, lead time and warranty are settled per order and written into the contract. The sofa ships assembled on its plinth: give us door width, lift dimensions and stair turn. The range is listed in the pedicure sofa collection, and our buying guide sets out how the platform, cabinet and basin builds differ.