
AM-833
2400 x 850 mm massage bed at 650 mm in cream leather-look, with a timber headrest cradle and a sculpted base.
AM-833 is a 2400 x 850 mm massage bed at 650 mm, upholstered in cream leather-look over a sculpted shell. The top is one continuous pad; at the head end a bent-timber cradle carries a square headrest pad with a cut-out in the centre. The base is a wave-shaped shell with two round openings cut through it and lined in pale timber. A cylindrical stool comes with it.
2400 mm is 300 mm longer than the 2100 mm beds and 150 mm longer than the 2250 mm AM-803 shampoo bed, so two along one wall take 4800 mm before any gap, and one bed needs 2400 mm of clear wall plus the cradle, which stands proud of the head end. 850 mm is the standard narrow body, so a 2000 mm bay still works with a stool. At 650 mm the therapist stands or works from a tall stool. The sculpted shell is narrower than the pad at its waist, so the floor line is not a straight box, and the two openings are cut right through, which lets light past under the bed.
For rooms that want the bed to be the piece people remember. The wave-shaped shell and the two openings do what a plinth or a headboard does on other beds, and the timber cradle at the head end reads as furniture rather than equipment. 650 mm puts the working surface at standing height. Cream leather-look wipes clean; the openings collect dust, so they suit a room that is cleaned properly rather than wiped over. Where a shorter body is enough, the AM-70 runs 2100 mm at 620 with a cupboard, and the AM-75-2 keeps 2100 mm at 650 in teal.
Cover colour, the timber tone of the cradle and the lining of the two openings are chosen per order against a colour reference. The pad and cradle can be left off if the bed has to sit against a wall with no head-end projection. The stool is matched to the cover. Send a colour reference and target dimensions; the reply confirms what is buildable and the MOQ.
MOQ, packing, lead time and warranty are settled per order and written into the contract. At 2400 mm the bed will not go through a standard door in one piece, so give us the door width, lift dimensions and stair turn before we confirm how it ships. The range is listed in the massage bed collection, and our commercial massage bed buying guide sets out how the flat-top, cut-out and cabinet builds differ.