Bacs à shampoing de salon

Consider your available space, the services you offer, client comfort, and your salon's design style. Features like reclining chairs, adjustable bowls, leg rests, and coordinated finishes can all contribute to a better experience for both stylists and clients.

Some shampoo products include both the bowl and chair, while others are sold as individual components. Each product page clearly lists what's included.

Bowl rim height of 38 to 42 inches off the floor lets most stylists wash standing without bending. Lower if your stylists prefer to sit on a stool.

Yes, many of our shampoo units feature adjustable tilting bowls, while others use a stationary bowl design. Both options provide a comfortable shampoo experience—the right choice depends on your workflow, salon layout, and personal preference.

Vacuum breaker requirements vary by local plumbing code. Review the product specifications to see if your shampoo unit includes one, and check with your local plumbing authority or installer to determine what's required in your area. If your installation requires a vacuum breaker, we also offer them separately.

Most ship in two pieces (bowl and chair) and pass easily through a 32-inch door. The combined unit weighs 80 to 200 lb depending on model.

Yes. We offer replacement parts for many of our shampoo units, including spray hoses, faucets, vacuum breakers, drains, neck rests, and other service components. If you're unsure which part you need, our team can help identify the correct replacement.

Use the included hair strainer and empty it weekly. Once a month, run hot water with a salon-safe drain enzyme; avoid bleach and harsh chemicals on the bowl.

Some models support add-on leg rests; others have integrated leg rests at purchase. If leg support is critical for your clientele, choose a model that lists it standard.