Premium Foam Massage Table Portable Foldable Massage Bed Height Adjustable, 72 Inches Long 27 Inches Wide Home Salon Spa Bed Tattoo Table with Accessories & Carrying Case, Easy Set Up

I have been using the Luxton Home Premium Foam Massage Table for about a month now, and I am very happy with it. It is a great way to provide a comfortable and supportive surface for an at home massage for myself and my wife.. Here are some pros and cons of the table: Pros: High-quality foam Easy to set up and fold down Comes with a carrying case Comfortable for even larger people Cons: The table is lighter than expected. The foam can be a bit firm for some people The table is made of high-quality foam that is both comfortable and supportive. It is also very easy to set up and fold down. The table comes with a carrying case, which makes it easy to transport or move around if you don’t have the available space to have it set up at all times. I have used the table at home for both myself and my wife to receive massages, and it has been a great success. My wife and I both commented on how comfortable the table is, and I have not had any problems with it folding up or down. Overall, I am very happy with the Luxton Home Premium Foam Massage Table. It is a great value for the price, and it is a great way to provide a comfortable and supportive surface for a massage.

Set up was fast and the height of the table without adjustment (changing of the leg settings) is in a range for a therapist or physician who stands 5’5” to about 6’1” to be able to work with or on patients. The construction I would describe as sturdy – wooden components with metal fasten and plastic tension head – with a firm padding and an easily cleanable vinyl surface. It can be configured for different uses either with the insertion of the head piece and the side arm pieces or it can be used with the center face plate removed. An alternative configuration, if you are going to use it as a permanent fixture in a clinic, office, or treatment area, is to leave the center face piece in place and add a lash top to it. It compares favorably to more expensive brands as it features most of the same components. Portability is average in that it is a bigger table and offers a large working surface area, so when broken down and stored it is bit bigger than the average portable table. Based on usage (from the provider’s perspective) it is easy to use and from the patient/client feedback the surface is comfortable, the center face piece is about average for a comfort experience and the head piece is adjustable.

We have been wanting one of these for awhile now. My husband is always saying he could give me better massages if he had a table where he had full access...so now no more excuses. And after getting a couple massages from him on it and feeling the difference I agree he was right about giving better massages with a table. I was worried it wouldn't feel sturdy but it's a sturdy table. He's 6'1", 255lbs and it holds him no problem and doesn't feel unsteady at all. Initial setup took about 5 minutes and now we have it down to a couple of minutes if that each time. All of the stitching on the covering is tight and looks well done. The pad is comfortable and doesn't smell like chemicals. I like how much height adjustability there is and how easy and fast it is to get set up. It comes with a storage bag. We are glad we got it, no issues.

This is my first at home table and I'm quite happy with it. First, the storage bag works well and it has a shoulder strap which allows me to lift and carry the table to my car and into different rooms - and for storing. Second, set up is easy. Once I got each leg set for my desired height, I just open when using and close when I'm taking it down. Although light, it's very sturdy. Thus far I've had four weights on it ranging from my kiddo at 60 lbs and my signif at 250 lbs and it stays in place for both. I find the padding to be slightly firm, but I like that personally. The face rest works well. Overall, it's super handy to have for at home and professional use.

Very lightweight wood used for this. I'm used to my 20-year old Oakworks wood table, which has much more solid wood. These wood pieces on the LUXTON frame really feel like they could bend easily, and just manipulating them to open and stand it up was bizarre because of the "bendency" (tendency to bend lol). Like a twig compared to a log. The feet are small with little plastic ends. If I drag the table to move it a little in the room I'm kinda praying the leg doesn't catch on the carpet and snap in two. But it's got all the basics - head cradle that moves up and down freely, without designated "clicks" to stop, and uses a lever to lock it in place. The foam also feels pretty cheap, but it's popped back up to position after laying on it so far. Seems comfortable to lay on, felt nice when I laid down on it for a minute. Used it for the first time in my office yesterday, had someone on it for a 2-hour treatment and it seemed fine for that. With continued use will update, I don't expect that it's designed to hold up to constant professional use but it showed up at a great time when I'm moving to a new place and will have my other massage table in storage another month while getting the office space up and running. I prefer a massage table to a chiropractic table as a chiro who does longer bodywork treatments.