
SN-655
A grey lounger on a studded black plinth with a wood-lined niche at the foot end and touch controls in the base.
SN-655 is a 2000 mm body at 480 mm to the deck, upholstered in grey over a black plinth finished with a studded edge. The back is shaped rather than boxed, with a padded head cushion and a separate lumbar roll, and the foot of the plinth opens into a wood-lined niche that takes towels or a folded mat. The control panel sits on the base with touch keys, and castors run under each corner.
The spec card gives the length and height as fixed and lists two widths, 1000 and 950 mm, so confirm which one the order is for before the plan is drawn — the range already builds both, as the MZ-122 and the 950 mm MZ-097, and 50 mm decides whether two stations fit a wall or not. At 480 mm the deck sits with the lowest bodies we build, which changes the seated angle against a fixed stool, so check the two together. The niche at the foot end is open to the floor, so leave it reachable rather than pushing the station flush into a corner. Where the station should come apart for cleaning or resetting, the SN-657 is built as two units on the same 1000 mm width.
Specified where the room carries a darker fit-out — black joinery, stone floors, low lighting — and the furniture is meant to sit in it rather than stand out. The studded plinth and the wood-lined niche are what separate it from the plain bodies in the range, and the open niche is a working detail rather than decoration: it keeps towels off the seat and out of a drawer. Rooms that want a lighter shell should start from the MZ-122, which uses the same 2000 mm length on a plain plinth.
Upholstery colour, the plinth finish and the stud line are chosen per order against a colour reference, and the niche lining is agreed at the same stage. The plinth is a squared box, so its proportion to the seat is fixed by the frame; length and width are settled before the frame is built rather than adjusted afterwards. Send a colour reference with the target dimensions and the reply confirms what is buildable plus the MOQ for that specification.
MOQ, packing, lead time and warranty are settled per order and written into the contract, not published as fixed terms. Send the destination port, the station count per room and the width you need and the quotation covers the seating and the freight basis in one reply. The rest of the range is listed with dimensions in the foot spa sofa and pedicure sofa collection, and the trade-offs between body widths are set out in our commercial pedicure chair buying guide.