Chariots et dessertes de salon

Most carts have 3 to 5 drawers. Colorists usually want at least 4 to separate tubes, foils, brushes, and clips; cut-focused stylists can get away with 2 or 3.

Yes. Most carts ride on twin-wheel casters designed for hard salon flooring. Plush carpet slows them down considerably; use a hard chair mat if your salon has carpet.

Some do, most don't. If you store sharps or chemicals overnight, look for a model with at least one lockable drawer.

A salon cart keeps frequently used tools, products, and supplies organized and within easy reach, helping improve efficiency while reducing unnecessary trips around the salon during appointments.

Yes. Color carts typically have an angled top tray for tubes, narrower drawers for foils, and a hanging side rack for color bowls. General-purpose carts are flat-top with deeper drawers.

Most are 30 to 36 inches tall, which puts the top tray at a comfortable working height when standing alongside the stylist.

Yes. Many techs use a general-purpose cart for nails, lashes, and small tattoo work. For dedicated workflows, see our category-specific collections.

Salon carts are ideal for storing styling tools, brushes, clips, combs, color bowls, foils, hair color, retail products, and other everyday salon essentials. Storage features vary by model.

Most carts are 14 to 20 inches wide. If your aisles are tight, measure the narrowest point before ordering — and double the clearance to account for the stylist walking beside the cart.