AM-62 Pedicure Sofa

AM-62 is a 2000 x 1200 mm pedicure sofa with the platform at 550 mm, upholstered in slate blue fabric over a black plinth. The backrest is powered, rising behind a piped head pillow and a lumbar cushion; the seat is quilted in panels, and the plinth runs on past the mattress at the head end as a flat ledge, with the control panel set into its face.

Footprint and station planning

550 mm sits between the 480 mm loungers and the 620 to 650 mm builds: a client sits down and swings their legs up rather than climbing on, and a therapist on a standard stool is not working uphill. At 1200 mm this is the widest body we build — enough for a client to turn towards a basin at the foot end without the far shoulder hanging off. Mark the basin position, the water line and the drain before the sofa is placed — the basin is a separate piece in this build. The plinth is a closed box, so nothing stows underneath, and the head-end ledge is part of the base, not a side table.

Where this pedicure sofa is used

Written for rooms where the sofa should read as a low bench rather than a chair: the black plinth and slate cover sit quietly against dark walls and stone floors. The panels are stitched through rather than loose, so the padding stays where it is put after a year of clients sitting on the edge, and the pull on the foot panel is there to be used. Where the same 2000 x 1200 footprint should be upholstered to the floor in camel with two lift-out bolsters, the AM-59-6 is that build; where the room takes 1100 mm at 480 mm with four loose cushions, the AM-52 is the lower version. Where the same no-armrest shape should run at 950 mm with a contoured top and a wired handset, the AM-71 is that sofa at 580 mm. Where the same 1200 mm width is built at 580 mm with a wood-grain plinth and a matching stool, the AM-802 is that sofa.

Customization and finishes

Cover colour, piping and the plinth finish are chosen per order against a colour reference. Panels are cut with the cover, so a change of fabric moves the stitch lines with it; the plinth takes matt or satin. Send a colour reference and the target dimensions and the reply confirms what is buildable plus the MOQ.

Ordering, MOQ and lead time

MOQ, packing, lead time and warranty are settled per order and written into the contract. At 1200 mm the sofa packs as an oversized piece; give us the door width on site as well as the port, and say whether the client side is left or right so the pull and the controls end up where the therapist expects them. The range is listed in the foot spa and pedicure sofa collection, and how the builds differ is set out in our commercial pedicure chair buying guide.