Choosing the right tattoo bed or table for your studio is crucial for ensuring a comfortable and efficient tattooing experience.
Ideally, you’ll want a place that allows you to tattoo a forearm, a wrist, a leg, a back, a neck (you get it) all equally comfortably.
A high-quality, ergonomic bed not only provides optimal support for clients but also enhances the artist’s posture, reducing fatigue during long sessions.
Adjustable features cater to various body types and techniques, promoting precision and professionalism. Investing in the best furniture is an investment in the studio’s success, contributing to a positive experience for clients and prioritizing the well-being of the artists.
Here is our top 10 selection of tattoo beds for your studio.
Master Massage 31″ Montclair Pro
Price
US$422.99
Our Review
On top of the list, we have the Master Massage Montclair Pro. This is a sturdy, reliable bed from a renowned brand and will fulfill your client’s needs for comfort.
It’s not the most affordable bed on the list, but it’s definitely a quality product.
Pros
Heavyweight makes for a solid stand
84″ / 213cm long
Cons
Strong chemical scent
Weak armrest
CHRUN Portable Massage Table
Price
US$139.99
Our Review
One of the most affordable beds on your list, CHRUN’s got you covered if you’re looking for an entry-level item.
Built with thick cushioning for extra comfort, includes side armrests for better positioning of the body.
However, its overall construction leans to the light side.
Pros
Affordable
Thick cushioning
Cons
Lightweight makes for a shifty stand
Short in width
CLORIS 84″ Professional Massage Table
Price
US$329.99
Our Review
Made with beautiful beech wood, this CLORIS table is sturdy. The cushion is made of a high-density, multi-layer foam padding that’s built for comfort.
On a side note, clients have reported problems with its weight bearing below what’s being advertised for (1100 lbs).
Pros
Good quality cushion
Sturdy
Cons
Doesn’t stand much weight
Luxton Home Premium Memory Foam Massage Table
Price
US$279.95
Our Review
This Luxton table comes with memory foam, which makes it a good choice for comfort in several different body positions.
Completely adjustable and easy to assemble, it does however lean a bit towards the fragile side.
Pros
Good customer service
Easy to assemble
Cons
Headrest too narrow
Fragile overall construction
Careboda Folding Massage Table
Price
US$139.99
Our Review
A very affordable option, Careboda’s table is a good choice for beginners and surprisingly sturdy for its price.
Keep in mind its durability, as it won’t last as long as the other pricier options.
Pros
Affordable
Sturdy for its price
Cons
Doesn’t stand much weight
Low durability
Civama Massage Table
Price
US$136.99
Our Review
Civama is our most affordable option on the list.
It’s easy to assemble, but it has an aluminum structure instead of wood such as the others on the list.
Pros
Best price on the list
Easy to assemble
Cons
Fragile
Aluminum instead of wooden legs
Master Massage Montclair Salon
Price
US$659.07
Review
Our priciest option on the list, Montclair Salon has a reclinable seat and thermal control. Your clients will appreciate the extra comfort.
Pros
Reclinable
Thermal control
Cons
Pricey
Not as easy to assemble
EARTHLITE Premium Portable Massage Table
Price
US$526.15
Our Review
EARTHLITE offers the stylish option on the list. With a whole range of color choices, you can treat this table as a proper piece of decor for your studio.
It’s more expensive than most of the others, but it delivers in style!
Pros
Comes in a variety of colors
Jointless round corners
Cons
Pricey
Poor customer service
SierraComfort Basic Portable Massage Table
Price
US$152.02
Our Review
Cut down to the basics, Sierra Comfort’s option keeps it simple and clean.
It’s important to note that clients have reported some issues with the chemical scent of the cushion.
Pros
Affordable
Easy to assemble
Cons
Strong chemical scent
Fragile
KCC Memory Foam Massage Table
Price
US$149.99
Our Review
A more affordable option with memory foam cushion, KCC’s table is great for comfort.
It’s structure is, however, more shaky than the rest of the list.
Pros
Comfortable memory foam cushioning
Good proportion size of attachments
Cons
Fragile headrest
Fragile hinges
Choosing the Right Bed for You
Tattoo beds are the common denominator of every tattoo studio. They give comfort and access to body parts that can sometimes be difficult to stabilize and offer the rest and security the clients need. If you slack on getting a great bed, clients might not be so inclined to come back.
We suggest getting a bed that’s a great investment. Here’s our top tips:
- Reclinable – helps with different types of tattoos
- That allows extension for the arms – it’s the most tattooed body part, and the most prone to going numb, make sure the arm can be comfortable
- Hole for the head – we want the client to suffer from the needle in the back, not from the pain in the neck
- Foldable – so you can take it elsewhere in case you move to another studio
- Easy to clean and maintain – nothing better than a dirty or ripped tattoo bed to make clients lose their trust in you
- No wheels – or if it has wheels, wheels can be locked, we don’t want the client zipping away during tattoo hours
We hope that you’ll find your ideal tattoo bed in this selection! Make sure to contact us at [email protected] if you have any suggestions of beds we should include in this section.
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