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(@ellie7)
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Can anyone recommend websites for seated massage/indian head massage chairs other than ebay.

Thank you!

Ellie


 
Posted : 30/07/2008 6:34 pm
(@libby)
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Have a look at www.onlinetherapysupplies.co.uk (if you haven't already - they do sell on e-bay as well and now also advertise on here) I got the alu-light chair last year - pleased with the product and the service was very friendly and quick.


 
Posted : 30/07/2008 7:45 pm
(@essence99)
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You could also try

www.injuryprevention.org.uk
www.massagetablestore.com
www.bestmassage.co.uk

I've also heard that CostCo sell massage tables and chairs. Check the website for your nearest store www.costco.co.uk


 
Posted : 30/07/2008 11:07 pm
heavenspirit
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Hi

I bought my massage chair from http://www.big-web-warehouse.co.uk/webshop/products.php?cat=61 (the blue one) - cost £136 as I ordered extras but without the extras £116 including delivery which think is really good.

It arrived within 2 days, the only down side is that it does not fold flat and is 12kgs. I ordered the wheeled case but I don't intend to do mobile so it will just stay at home for now.


 
Posted : 31/07/2008 7:12 am
anjimel
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Argos are now doing seated massage chairs at only £79. I have seen them in catalogue only, not in person, but they look OK. Worth a try?


 
Posted : 31/07/2008 7:15 am
yogajoga
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You really do get what you pay for with massage chairs. I'm not sure why you don't want to try e-bay. I found someone selling a brilliant Oakworks chair - top of the range - for a real bargain and I'm delighted with it. I wouldn't advise going for the el-cheapo one's on e-bay [they're generally imported from china] but someone who is auctioning off a chair they no longer use / want / need is the place to pick up a good make at a good price.


 
Posted : 31/07/2008 10:46 am
(@ellie7)
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Can anyone advise! I am quite disappointed with my massage chair as its not very stable and I dont that its right for tall people as it does not seem the head support can be altered!

Or am I just not understanding how it works, it came with no instructions!

Ellie


 
Posted : 20/08/2008 8:52 pm
Treacle
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What make is yours Ellie? If any of us have the same one we could maybe send you some instructions.
I hardly use mine and have been contemplating selling it. Can't make up my mind!


 
Posted : 20/08/2008 9:26 pm
(@ellie7)
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Its from at <a class="go2wpf-bbcode" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.onlinetherapysupplies.co.uk">www.onlinetherapysupplies.co.uk they are quite unhelpful!

and is a Beech-lite Portable Wooden Massage Chair

Thanks !


 
Posted : 20/08/2008 9:32 pm
(@donnyman)
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massage tables and chairs

I got mine from TV Deals for £ 60.00 including free delivery http://www.tvdeals.tv/index.php?main_page=index

as others say you get what you pay for if you are going to be using it on adaily or more bassi i would say you will hae to pay and get a top range model however if like me you probably only use it one or twice a week then it would probably be ok. It is fully adjustable for height of chest plate and head rest as well as some adjustment for seat height

Checke this moring and tehy a re not curently advertising any but they seem to come and go on there so probably a case of keep watching

hope this is of help

Steve


 
Posted : 21/08/2008 7:16 am
(@libby)
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Hi Ellie,

I'm sorry you're having such a bad experience - I feel somewhat responsible, as I recommended the company to you, having had a good experience of them myself.

Sorry I can't help with the way the chair might adjust, as it's a different model to the one I have.

I hope you manage to get things sorted - keep us posted!


 
Posted : 21/08/2008 9:29 am
(@cersei)
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Ebay would be my best bet. But since you don't want it from them, try googling massage chairs.


 
Posted : 21/08/2008 10:02 am
(@ellie7)
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Hi Libby

Dont worry! I just was trying to say that I spent £100 and expected some customer service, even an instruction manual would be helpful! I have asked for one. Going to contact them again as when clients are on it I dont fee its stable.

Ellie x


 
Posted : 21/08/2008 4:51 pm
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