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Head Spa equipment – how to plan space, water, and workflow before purchasing

Bellestore Academy · Head Spa

A Head Spa station needs to accommodate water, electricity, customer comfort, and a smooth workflow. Here is a practical plan for choosing between fixed and portable equipment, measuring the room, and organizing the treatment area before you place your order.

Reading time approx. 9 minutes · Last fact-checked August 19, 2026

Head Spa bed and sink in a professional salon environment

Quick Answer

Start with the room and installation – not with the appearance of the furniture. Choose a fixed Head Spa bed when you can arrange water and drainage in a permanent location. Choose a portable solution with its own water tank when you want to use an existing treatment bed or lack permanent connections. Measure the product's dimensions, the workspace around it, and the path through doors before purchasing. Have authorized installers assess water, drainage, and electricity where fixed installation is required.

Fixed or portable Head Spa equipment?

The two solutions solve the same fundamental problem in different ways. The comparison below is based on Bellestore's current product information; always check the specifications for the model you actually choose.

Planning question Fixed bed with sink Portable sink
Water and drainage Connects to existing water and drainage. Filled with water and emptied via a separate drainage solution.
Treatment furniture The sink is integrated into a complete treatment bed. Placed by a suitable existing treatment bed.
Placement Best suited for a permanent, installation-prepared area. Offers greater freedom when the room lacks fixed connections.
To check Piping, drainage, floor, electricity, service position, and access. Filling, safe drainage, electricity, tank volume, and storage.

Five decisions to make before ordering

1. Fixed or flexible location

Decide whether the Head Spa will have its own room, a permanent zone, or share space with other treatments. This determines whether an integrated bed or a portable solution is more practical.

2. Water flow

Map out how clean water reaches the treatment and how used water is disposed of. For a portable solution, both filling and draining need to work without heavy or unsafe steps.

3. Electricity and moisture

Check the product's voltage, cord placement, and where splashing may occur. Outlets, installation, and equipment must be suitable for the actual environment.

4. Dimensions and access

Don't just measure the floor space. Check door width, corridors, turning radius, elevators, ceiling height, and space to work and clean around the equipment.

5. Position of customer and stylist

Test height, neck support, reach, and sitting position. You should be able to reach the scalp, water controls, and accessories without stretching or twisting your body throughout the entire treatment.

Step-by-step: design the treatment area

  1. Mark the product's outer dimensions. Bellestore's integrated bed model is listed at 205 × 70 × 70 cm. The portable sink is listed as 64 × 53 cm and 69 cm in height, or 103 cm with the hood.
  2. Add workspace. Draw in space for the chair, trolley, stylist's movements, and access for cleaning and service. The product's dimensions are just the starting point.
  3. Draw in water and drainage. For a fixed solution, mark connection points for water and drainage. For a portable solution, plan where filling and draining will take place.
  4. Place electricity and cables. Cables should not be in walkways or where water can collect. Ask a registered electrical installation company to assess any changes to the permanent electrical system.
  5. Test the path in. Compare packaging and product dimensions with doors, corners, elevators, and stairs before delivery.
  6. Simulate the entire treatment. Go through reception, placement, work, cleaning, and resetting. Move the equipment on the drawing until the flow feels logical.

Plan a workflow that holds up between customers

Before treatment

Prepare without mixing clean and used items

Gather clean textiles, tools, and products on a prepared surface. Place waste and used materials separately so that you don't have to leave the customer in the middle of a work step.

During treatment

Keep water, electricity, and walkways under control

Check hoses, cords, and controls before the customer lies down. Have towels and materials to handle spills nearby, but without blocking the equipment's ventilation or controls.

After treatment

Empty, clean, and reset in the same order

Follow the product's manual for emptying and cleaning. At the same time, check hoses, surfaces, cords, and connections so that the next treatment starts with a fully restored station.

Pre-purchase checklist

Checkpoint What you need to know Who confirms
Product dimensions and weight Outer dimensions, packaging, transport route, and floor requirements. Product page and supplier.
Water and drainage Connection, shut-off, spill, drainage, and access for service. Property owner and HVAC installer.
Electricity Voltage, power, outlets, moisture risk, and cable routing. Product instructions and registered electrical company for electrical work.
Delivery Delivery time, carrying inside, assembly, and terms for made-to-order items. Bellestore before ordering.
Training and routine Treatment flow, cleaning, customer consultation, and documentation. Training materials and the salon's own routines.

For different starting points

Two current choices in Bellestore's range

Portable Head Spa sink with steamer and head shower

Portable equipment

Head SPA Sink

A portable sink with a 60-liter water tank, heating, steamer, and head shower. Product information states that fixed water or drainage is not required.

Fits when: you want to use a suitable existing treatment bed or lack fixed water connections at the location.

Less suitable when: filling and emptying cannot be arranged in a safe and practical way.

13,296.50 SEK

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Head Spa treatment as part of Bellestore's online training

Knowledge before starting

Head SPA Training – Online

The basic training includes online theory material, a Zoom walkthrough of the treatment, knowledge tests, and the possibility to complete the training at your own pace within a year.

Fits when: you want to learn the treatment flow and plan routines before starting the service.

Less suitable when: you are looking for a physical, in-person training day.

2,990 SEK

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Price and availability checked on August 19, 2026, and are subject to change. Always check the current information on the product page.

Eight things to have ready before delivery

✓ The product fits through the entire transport route
✓ Workspace exists around the head end
✓ Water and drainage are planned
✓ Electricity and cable routing have been assessed
✓ Floor and surfaces can withstand the intended use
✓ Cleaning routine is documented
✓ Delivery and order terms have been read
✓ Staff training is planned

Common questions about Head Spa equipment

Does a Head Spa bed need water and drainage?

A fixed integrated bed may require connection to existing water and drainage. A portable sink may instead have its own water tank and separate drainage. Always check the exact installation instructions for the product.

Can I use my regular treatment bed?

It may work with a portable sink if the bed's height, head end, and construction provide support for the customer and a sustainable working posture for the stylist. Test the placement and check compatibility before purchasing.

How much space does Head Spa equipment need?

Start with the product's outer dimensions and add space for the stylist, chair, trolley, hoses, cables, cleaning, and service. Also check doors, corridors, elevators, and turning radius for delivery.

Is a portable Head Spa sink completely installation-free?

It can avoid fixed water and drainage, but you still need to plan for electricity, filling, emptying, spill management, and safe placement. Therefore, "portable" does not mean the premises are exempt from planning requirements.

What should I ask the property owner?

Ask what is permitted regarding water, sewage, ventilation, electricity, and changes to the premises. Request written approval before ordering permanent installations or building modifications.

Do I need training to offer Head Spa?

You need to be able to perform the treatment, use the equipment, and follow relevant hygiene and safety procedures. Training can provide a structured treatment flow, but you are also responsible for local regulations, insurance, and the salon's own routines.

See current Head Spa equipment

Explore Bellestore's current training, washbasins, and other Head Spa products. Read product dimensions and order terms before planning the installation.

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