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Rolling Salon Chair with Backrest and Adjustable Height – White

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A clean, modern salon chair in white PU with a chrome base – at home in a hair salon, nail bar, beauty room or tattoo studio. A 5 cm cushioned seat and supportive back keep you...

Regular price £47.99
Salon Stool with Backrest, Adjustable Height and 5 Wheels – Grey

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A compact rolling stool with a supportive curved backrest, made for hairdressers, beauty therapists, tattoo artists and anyone who works seated beside a client. Set the seat anywhere between 43 and 55 cm, then glide around...

Regular price £41.99

Salon stools give hairdressers, beauty therapists, nail techs and tattoo artists a seat that rolls, swivels and rises to the right working height. Choose from saddle stools, round rolling stools with or without a footrest, padded stools with a backrest and rolling salon chairs, in faux leather or mesh fabric and plenty of colours.

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Saddle stools – saddle-shaped seats on wheels that adjust between about 49 and 66 cm high, most with a 360° swivel.
Salon stools with a back – fixed or removable backrests, with seat heights from about 43 to 64 cm.
Round rolling stools – compact round seats about 32–35 cm across, some with a ring footrest.
Padded salon stools – curved seats with 10 cm of padding on a steel frame, adjusting from 45 to 57 cm.
Interchangeable covers – a round stool with black, red and white mesh-fabric seat covers to swap as you like.
Load ratings – 110–136 kg across the range, with most stools rated for 120 kg.

Read the salon stool buying guide and FAQs

What height salon stool do you need?

Work out where your hands need to be. Sit at your usual working height beside the styling chair, couch or nail desk, and measure from the floor to the top of the seat. Most people find their height somewhere within the range these stools cover, from 42–54 cm on the lowest round stool to 51–66 cm on the compact saddle stools. If colleagues share a stool, pick one with a wide adjustment range. Check the base too: wider bases of about 48–53 cm feel steadier, while compact bases of around 35–37 cm tuck into tight treatment rooms.

Saddle stool or round salon stool?

Saddle stools – the sloped seat lets you perch higher and closer to a client, with your legs angled down.
Round stools – easy to hop on and off and swivel in any direction, which suits quick tasks and shared stations.
Stools with a backrest – somewhere to lean back between clients or during long seated treatments.
Rolling salon chairs – a wider 44 × 48 cm seat with a backrest, for anyone who prefers a chair to a stool.

Salon stools: your questions answered

What is a saddle stool used for?

A saddle stool is a wheeled stool with a saddle-shaped seat, used by hairdressers, barbers, beauty therapists, tattoo artists and anyone who works close to a client. The shape lets you sit higher, with your legs angled down.

Are salon stools suitable for hard floors?

Yes. Most have castors that roll easily on laminate, vinyl and tiles, and the compact saddle stools here use PU castors made for hard floors. On carpet, a chair mat helps them glide.

How much weight can a salon stool take?

The stools here are rated for 110–136 kg, with most at 120 kg. Check the listing for the exact figure and choose a model rated comfortably above the user's weight.

How do you clean a salon stool?

Wipe faux leather and PVC seats with a damp cloth and mild soapy water, then dry them, and avoid harsh solvents that can crack the finish. On the round mesh stool, you can simply swap in a fresh seat cover.