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

Good quality

My wife loved it

This basic massage table is a great option for mobile masseuses or amateurs wanting to give their partner a nice massage in the privacy of your home. The first setup took about 20-30 minutes, but will be quicker after figuring it out the first time. There are some really nice features like the arm and head rests, which are removable so you can figure out how to get sheets around them. There doesn’t appear to be a locking mechanism for the table so it can be a bit tricky to get it standing but the table has handles on one side and rubber bumpers on the other to assist in protecting both the table and your floor. Once upright, the table feels solid and stable, and we didn’t experience any issues with wobbliness or anything. There’s a built-in hole to rest your face if you decide not to use the head rest. I accidentally pushed that through to the floor because it’s right at the place where I rest my elbow to turn over. Oops. All in all, that’s the biggest critique I have of this table, so it gets a big thumbs up from me.

I chose this table to help me after my first total knee replacement surgery this month. My second will be on the 22nd of May. My bed requires me to use a step stool, as I am only 5'1". And I knew I would need access all the way around my bed for someone to help me with resistance exercises. My bed is up against the wall in a little alcove in my room. Hubs and I have our own rooms. The table being adjustable is great. I can sit on it with legs over the side and take care of exercises. And having the foam pad is also great as I love a super firm bed. Being able to fold it up easily and store out of the way is one of the best features also. The table is stable, holds a lot of weight is easily adjustable and a good price. At 3 weeks past the first surgery, I am ready to retire it until next month. Very happy it does not take up much room. Other than the need for after my surgeries, the table is great for regular massages. We have a massage gun that has all the different heads and it does a great job at deep tissue massage. Being Seniors, at the end of a busy day, it sure is nice to lay down and get these old bones cared for. Also is nice to have a variety of massage oils. Great deal.

This table is actually a really cool massage table. Has awesome points and some like watch out. The good is always great to go with first. I am impressed on how this is built. I have an old one that my wife uses and it really looks like it will just fall over and collapse. This one is not that way. It is fairly wide at 26 inches and the feet are spread out unlike some others that have a central setup. The legs are independent controlled on hight. It is possible to adjust for a angle is needed to get the table flat and also to raise the table up or lower to where it is comfortable to work on. I was also impressed on how the legs lock in. Well they don't and actually depends on the cables to control the legs also keeping the legs from folding in while the table is open. Can't keep the legs in when opening the table because the cables will start to move the legs out when opening. I do like that. The bed is very comfortable and can easily fall asleep if your not carefully and want to stay awake. Headrest. The headrest is cool where if laying with the back down it can be adjusted up to prop up the head and center the head in the hole. Not talking about the hole in the bed. The headrest also can be tilted down where it is also comfortable to put the face down yet still breath and can keep eyes open if wanted. It acts like a pillow in a way. There is another hole in the table that can be used face down. There is a plug that is made larger so the plug won't go all the way through if the hole is not wanted. It's a good idea if the headrest is not wanted to be used however I would recommend not to use it because the wood that is at the bottom only have the leather or vinyl covering the edges with no padding therefor it becomes painful to rest the face down in that hole and have to constantly hold the head up not to tough the wood. It looses the comfort and keeps the muscles tense to do that instead of resting. The armrest I do have worries. They are made pretty good and fit snug in away through 2 holes on the side of the table. The 2 rods seem to be made from pine and in order to support the weight on it it pushes on the wood platform under the table. It pushes also down on the side of the table where it is thin maybe about 1/2 to 3/4 inch and since the round rods are made of pine I can see these breaking in two if too much weigh is on them. The head rest does get applied the same way at the top and is made of metal and still the weakness on the side of the table is still there. The table is split in 2 parts with wood down the middle that gets support from the legs of the table. It is a great way to provide for the weight and support. Infact most building are also made this way for the roof to provide support. The leather or vinyl looks like it is quality material and does not look or feel like it will wear out soon unless things in pickets snagg it and rip it. It can be hurt if not taken care of. The stitching is actually really good and I don't see that part coming apart. The leather or vinyl is attached to the table or armrest with staples and I can see that where it can pull through the staple in time. Good thing about that is a staple gun can fix that quickly when it does happen. Ok now for not so good. The center of the table is supported by plywood. I was all over this thing checking it out. It holds me. I weigh at 180 lbs. The paper says the wight limit is 250 kg. What is that in lbs so the converter says 551 lbs is the weight limit. So looking at this wood in the center that I climb on where I first sit then move into position I wondered. I can push on the center with little force and I can watch it move down. It measures at 3/16 of an inch for plywood. The plywood is not hardwood and I am guessing it is soft wood. One of the panels has cracked already and has been filled in with wood pudy. So this panel is weak already. Doing the math where the load is equal to the width times leanth times the thickness. Load = 26" × 35" × .1875 is 170.62 lbs per panel for a total of 341 lbs of force before the thing breaks. The frame is not included because the plywood is the weakest part and will break before the frame. So the weight limit is actually at a total of 154 kg for the whole table. Climbing on the table will have to be in the center where the support is at. My weight I was putting all on one section and after I realized what the limit actually is I could have fallen through 1 section. The table is still really nice and I still will use it. The price seems to be very reasonable for a portable table too. When this gets a big problem I will be replacing that 3/16 bord to be 1/4 or even 3/8" board to make it stronger like it needs to be.

This is a great massage table, easy to set up and take down. It's fairly light and easy to carry, I haven't had any issues getting it out and setting it up when needed. I like that this one comes with arm rests to put on, this is very helpful for larger guys who can't keep their arms right by their sides. The material is easy to wipe down and the bed itself is a lot more comfortable than many others I've used. It seems pretty sturdy, but I don't know that it really will hold 500 lbs as it states, I'm a little nervous to find out. Last thing I need is a client laying on the bed, just to have it fall to the ground. It comes with a nice storage bag that allows it to be stored away nicely and it folds down pretty slim to store in a closet or under a bed.

I got this massage table because my husband and I love to give massages and it’s just not always practical on our bed. I was excited to come across a table so we could be more comfortable. I love that there are so many options with this. You have a few various parts that are detachable like the headrest and the armrest. It’s very quick to set up and it’s extremely sturdy. It doesn’t wobble or move as you get on it and it really stays in place as you carry out your massage. I’d say it’s about 10 minutes to set it up when you take it out. I would compare this to a professional table that people bring with them when they come out to give you massages in your home. The only con I could see is that it’s a little heavy so I wouldn’t want to lug this around for a long distances. I would totally purchase this again! Lindsey Williams

This table is perfect for a mobile baggage therapist. It is comfortable and lightweight. I feel that this table is sturdy but might not take a very heavy person. The legs deploy easily and need to be locked in place to be stable. The material that covers the table is easy to wipe down to keep clean. The memory foam is extremely comfortable and makes the table a delight to lay on for extended periods of time. The face rest has plenty of padding It is light enough for a reasonably strong person to carry easily and folds up into a compact size that is easy to store when not in use. It also comes with a handy carrying case to carry and store it in.