Salon furniture supply, specified line by line.
Reception desks, manicure tables, pedicure chairs, treatment beds and retail walls. Each build carries a spec sheet, the scenes it does not fit and the checks to make before a sample is approved.
Five lines, eleven build sheets
The pieces a salon or nail studio actually orders, specified rather than described.
Line 01Reception desksThe desk is the first thing a client touches and the last thing a fit-out budget usually funds.
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Line 02Manicure tablesA manicure table is a workbench with a client on the other side.
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Line 03Pedicure chairsA pedicure chair is plumbing, electrical and upholstery in one object.
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Line 04Treatment bedsAn electric bed is bought for one reason: the therapist can set the working height instead of bending to it.
Read the line →Line 05Display fixturesRetail in a salon happens in the four metres between the door and the reception desk.
Read the line →What this site is, and what it is not
It is a specification catalogue. Every second level page carries a spec sheet, the scenes the build does not fit, the options that change the order and a checklist for approving a sample.
It is not a shop. There are no prices here, because a price on a made to order piece is a price that expires, and a salon that budgets from an old page buys the wrong thing.
There are also no delivery promises. What a quotation has to state, per model and per destination, is the question this site keeps answering instead.
- Sheet
- What the build is made of
- Fit
- Where it stops fitting
- Options
- What each option changes
- Sample
- What to check before approval
Start from a fit-out, not from a model list
Two scenarios, each worked through as a decision list: the zones, the order and the checks before opening.
Guides
Selection notes written from specification sheets, not from marketing decks.
Seven numbers and three decisions to settle before a salon reception desk is quoted, from wall measurements to the cable route under the counter.
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3 min readHow a quotation is built
- 01Send the room
The plan, the measurements and the door swing, or a photograph with a tape measure in it.
- 02Name the use
Who works there, how many clients at once and what the room has to look like.
- 03Get the specification
Model, options, drawing revision and the documents for the market.
- 04Approve a sample
The finish and the edge in the hand, before production starts.
Send the plan, get a specification.
Measurements, the working side and the destination market are enough to start. The reply is a build, its options and the checks that come before a sample.