
SN-633A
SN-633A spa sofa, 2000 x 950 mm, 460 mm seat: a blue velvet-look lounger with a raised leg rest and no basin.
SN-633A is a 2000 x 950 mm spa sofa with 460 mm to the seat, in blue velvet-look fabric. One wide seat runs into a raised leg rest, with the back stepped back and a loose headrest cushion on top, so it reads as a lounger rather than an armchair. There is no basin and no plumbing.
2000 mm is the length with the back down and the leg rest out, so the chair claims that run in front of a wall, not the 1100 mm of a standard pedicure sofa. 950 mm is 330 mm wider than a 620 mm body, which pays for the padded arms. 460 mm to the seat is 10 mm above the SF-07. The leg rest sits low and projects forward: keep it out of the walking line and hold a 900 mm aisle at the foot. Nothing is plumbed, so the chair can go on any floor; a soak basin is planned elsewhere.
For dry pedicure, for lash and brow rooms, and for the corner of a couples suite where one client waits. A single seat with high arms gives more privacy than a bench, which is the reason to take it over the SF-07 at the same 2000 x 950 mm. Velvet-look holds a room better than a flat weave but collects dust and foot oil, so plan a brush and a fabric cleaner. Where the room runs wing arms, the SN-658 covers 1980 x 870 mm in the same pile; for a 2040 mm lounge with bolsters, the AM-852. Our spacing guide works through aisle widths.
The blue cover is a reference, not a fixed finish: fabric, pile, stitch colour and the number of bolsters are chosen per order, and a leather-look cover is the usual swap where oil is heavy. A small round module is set into the inner face of the left arm; tell us which side you need it on. Send a fabric reference and we confirm what is available before the order is cut.
MOQ, packing, lead time and warranty are settled per order and written into the contract. The chair travels as one piece, so give us door width, lift size and stair turn: a 2000 mm body will not go round a tight corner. The range is in the foot spa sofa collection, and our pedicure chair guide sets out how dry, basin and powered stations differ.