AM-75-2 Massage Bed

AM-75-2 is a 2100 x 880 mm treatment bed with the table at 650 mm, upholstered in teal leather-look fabric over a plinth base that runs to the floor. The top is one flat surface with no hinge and no cut-out, and a loose cylindrical bolster and matching stool come with it.

Footprint and station planning

2100 mm is the long body: covers bought for a 2000 mm bed stop short at both ends, and two against one wall take 200 mm more than two standard beds — usually the walkway. The hand rest at the head end projects past the 880 mm body, so measure to its outer edge, not the mattress, when the bed sits against a wall. At 650 mm the table is one of the tallest we build: a therapist works standing or from a high stool without stooping, and a client needs a step up. Plinth runs to the floor, so nothing stores under it.

Where this massage bed is used

Built for rooms that do the whole session flat: no backrest to raise, so nothing is reset between consultation and treatment, and no hinge to work loose. Face down, the client’s arms fall forward onto the padded rest instead of hanging over the edge or tucking under the chest, which takes the weight off the shoulders and lets the therapist work the upper back without moving the client. The bolster is the only adjustable part — under the knees, under the ankles, or out of the way. Where the table should be shorter and narrower with a light strip under the edge, the AM-67 runs 2000 x 900 at 620; where the same 2100 mm should carry a cupboard and open shelf, the AM-70 is that build at 1200 wide; where the room is narrow and the table high, the AM-27 runs 800 at 630. Where the same platform should carry a built-in bowl and a brass faucet instead of a hand rest, the AM-75-3 is the shampoo version. Where the same 2100 x 880 x 650 mm footprint should carry a face cut-out and two arm pads for prone work, the AM-75-9 is that bed. Where the same platform is built at 630 mm with a grey cover and a 2060 x 800 mm mattress, the AM-75 is that bed.

Customization and finishes

Cover colour, the two panel tones and the bolster cover are chosen per order against a colour reference. The base runs in two tones split by a curved seam, so a colour change moves both panels together. The hand rest is fixed to the frame, so its side is decided at build. 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. Bed, bolster and stool pack as three pieces: give us the door width and the lift dimensions as well as the port. The range is listed in the massage bed collection, and how the builds differ is set out in our commercial massage bed buying guide.