Keller Brand Barber Chairs

Weight capacity varies by model. Please refer to the Specifications tab on each product page for the recommended weight capacity, or contact our team if you need a chair for heavier-duty commercial use.

Yes. Keller-brand barber chairs are designed with replaceable hydraulic pumps, so if a pump eventually wears out after years of use, you can replace the pump instead of the entire chair. We stock replacement pumps and parts for many current models. If you're unsure which pump your chair uses, our technical support team can help identify the correct replacement.

Most Keller models have a hydraulic lift range of about 15 to 22 inches, this does not include the height of the seat. That covers barbers cutting standing or seated and accommodates clients from petite to tall.

Most Keller barber chairs recline to a near-flat position, making them ideal for shaving, beard services, and facial treatments. Many models also feature synchronized reclining backs and footrests to keep clients comfortable throughout the service.

Yes. Many Keller collections are designed with coordinating barber chairs, shampoo units, styling stations, cabinetry, and accessories, making it easy to create a cohesive shop design. You can also shop by color or finish to complete your space.

Most Keller barber chairs arrive partially assembled and require final assembly before use. Installation typically involves attaching the chair back to the seat and hydraulic base using the included hardware and instructions.

Yes. Keller bases use a heavy steel design that anchors the chair so it doesn't slide during a cut. Most models weigh 140 to 200 lb fully assembled.

Keller barber chairs feature commercial-grade PU upholstery that's designed to withstand the demands of professional barbering. The durable surface is easy to clean and holds up well to everyday exposure to clipper oil, styling products, and routine disinfecting when cleaned according to the care instructions.

Yes. Because Keller barber chairs don't require plumbing or electrical connections (unless noted otherwise), they're an excellent choice for barbershops, salon suites, and licensed home studios. Be sure to verify local licensing requirements before operating a home-based business.