SN-638

SN-638 Spa Sofa

SN-638 spa sofa: a tufted platform seat on a black plinth, with a burl-wood console and power socket.

MaterialsBlue velvet-look upholstery / burl-wood console with a black glass top
Functions / FeaturesDeep tufted seat on a black plinth with an overhanging pad; low back with two large cushions and cylindrical bolsters; thick rolled arm at the left end; burl-wood console with a black glass top, chrome trim and a raised rear tray; power socket in the console's inner panel; small flush plate set into the inner face of the left arm; no basin or plumbing
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SN-638 is a platform spa sofa in blue velvet-look. The seat is one deep tufted pad running the full width of the black plinth, the back is low with two large cushions and a row of bolsters piled against it, and the left end closes in a thick rolled arm. A burl-wood console is built onto the right end, with a black glass top, a raised rear tray and a power socket in its inner panel. There is no basin and no plumbing.

Footprint and station planning

The base is a black plinth, not four legs: the pad overhangs it, so nothing sits under it to sweep. The console is fixed to one end and runs to the floor, so the wall run is longer than the seat; put the outlet within cable reach before the room is finished. Nothing is plumbed, so the unit can go on any floor against a plain wall, and a soak basin is planned elsewhere. The seat is deep, so most clients lie back rather than sit up; keep the floor in front clear for legs and linen.

Where this spa sofa is used

For spa lounges, after-treatment rest, lash and brow rooms, and the quiet corner of a couples suite. The tufted platform and low back read as a bed rather than a chair, which suits a room built around a daybed look and not a row of stations. Velvet-look holds a room but collects dust and oil, so plan a brush and a fabric cleaner. Where a client should sit up with a leg rest, the SN-633A is the single chair version; where two people sit side by side, the SF-07 pairs a backrest seat with bench sections; for wing arms the SN-658 is the smaller velvet build. Our spacing guide works through aisle widths.

Customization and finishes

The blue cover and the burl console in the photo are references, not fixed finishes: fabric, cushion count, console veneer and the glass top are chosen per order. The socket is the one part that has to match the destination market, so give us the plug standard and we confirm the plate before the order is cut. A leather-look cover is the usual swap where oil is heavy. Send a fabric reference.

Ordering, MOQ and lead time

MOQ, packing, lead time and warranty are settled per order and written into the contract. The body and the console travel fixed together, so give us door width, lift size and stair turn before the order is confirmed. The range is in the foot spa sofa collection, and our pedicure chair guide sets out how dry, basin and powered stations differ.