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(@sprout)
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RE: Reiki Treatment Couch

Thank you for all your kind words of wisdom you have given me much insight on the topic

thank you all


 
Posted : 04/04/2007 4:36 pm
(@reikihal)
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RE: Reiki Treatment Couch

Hi Sprout,

Re. massage couch.

I bought one from Ebay at Christmas time. I paid £0.99 plus £25.00 postage from Germany.

It is absolutely brilliant. Larger than the normal sized beds but with loads of extra features (adjustable height, side wings, face hole etc).

Type in massage beds into Ebay and see what it comes up with.

The company that I got mine from was Fena designs in Germany.

Good luck.

Love & Light

Reiki Hal


 
Posted : 05/04/2007 12:05 pm
(@rachaellou)
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Hi,

I am looking to purchase a portable massage table for holistics and beauty. Can anyone give me any pointers on the better ones and where to get them from. I have seen a affinity portflex which i like the look of. It has a wooden frame. Can anyone tell me which is better for portable massage tables . The wooden or metal frame??

thanks

Rachael


 
Posted : 19/06/2007 6:47 pm
DazSnake
(@dazsnake)
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RE: massage couch, Affinity potflex?????which?

Hi Rachael, Wooden vs Metal Couches, I believe it's just personal preference. However, from my experience when I was training, no matter if you use wood or metal, make sure it has cable ties to enhance stability n tension.

Try some of these links:
[link= http://www.beautelle.co.uk/ ]http://www.beautelle.co.uk/[/link]
[link= http://www.big-web-warehouse.co.uk/webshop/ ]http://www.big-web-warehouse.co.uk/webshop/[/link]
[link= http://www.big-web-warehouse.co.uk/webshop/proddetail.php?prod=MT002BL&gclid=CJTriPyY34wCFQ2IlAoddyRMzg ]http://www.big-web-warehouse.co.uk/webshop/proddetail.php?prod=MT002BL&gclid=CJTriPyY34wCFQ2IlAoddyRMzg[/link]
[link= http://www.bestmassagecouches.com/ ]http://www.bestmassagecouches.com/[/link]
[link= http://www.bodycraftdirect.co.uk/ ]http://www.bodycraftdirect.co.uk/[/link]
[link= http://www.injuryprevention.org.uk/ ]http://www.injuryprevention.org.uk/[/link]
[link= http://www.massage-chairs.co.uk/ ]http://www.massage-chairs.co.uk/[/link]
[link= http://www.marshcouch.com/ ]http://www.marshcouch.com/[/link]


 
Posted : 19/06/2007 7:27 pm
(@luckyg)
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RE: massage couch, Affinity potflex?????which?

ORIGINAL: RachaelLou

Hi,

I am looking to purchase a portable massage table for holistics and beauty. Can anyone give me any pointers on the better ones and where to get them from. I have seen a affinity portflex which i like the look of. It has a wooden frame. Can anyone tell me which is better for portable massage tables . The wooden or metal frame??

thanks

Rachael

Hi Rachael,

The table you chose is quite a good table and comes from a good brand who only produce quality tables.

No offence to dazsnake but I would stay well away from some of the sites mentioned above. Some are good, some very good and one in particular, [link= http://www.big-web-warehouse.co.uk/webshop/ ]http://www.big-web-warehouse.co.uk[/link] You would be better off buying a wallpaper table from B&Q!!! They are the nastiest cheapest imports from China. They will do for practice while training but will risk you losing clients if you are using them on a professional basis and will rust if you store them in a shed or garage.

Regarding metal vs wooden. Actual metal tables like the one in the website above I would stay away from, so you should choose between ALUMINIUM or WOODEN and it is entirely up to you. aluminium have the advantage of being lighter and sometimes stronger and the nuts and bolts can be tightend after a few years of use where its a bit harder to keep wooden tables in as new condition after maybe 2-3 years of regular use.

I have writen a few articles on things to look out for when buying a massage table [link= http://www.portable-massage-tables.co.uk ]www.portable-massage-tables.co.uk[/link] , if you would like to take a look and if you have any questions after reading the the article then pm me.

But you cant go wrong with the affinity one you mentioned above and I know a few people with this model.

M


 
Posted : 20/06/2007 2:01 pm
DazSnake
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RE: massage couch, Affinity potflex?????which?

Hiyas LuckyG, no offence taken, I ripped these URL's straight off Google.
[link= http://www.beautelle.co.uk/ ]http://www.beautelle.co.uk/[/link]
[link= http://www.beautyexpress.co.uk/ ]http://www.beautyexpress.co.uk/[/link]
[link= http://www.big-web-warehouse.co.uk/webshop/ ]http://www.big-web-warehouse.co.uk/webshop/[/link]

[link= http://www.bestmassagecouches.com/ ]http://www.bestmassagecouches.com/[/link]

[link= http://www.bodycraftdirect.co.uk/ ]http://www.bodycraftdirect.co.uk/[/link]

[link= http://www.bremed.co.uk/ ]http://www.bremed.co.uk/[/link]
[link= http://www.injuryprevention.org.uk/ ]http://www.injuryprevention.org.uk/[/link]

[link= http://www.massage-chairs.co.uk/ ]http://www.massage-chairs.co.uk/[/link]

[link= http://www.marshcouch.com/ ]http://www.marshcouch.com/[/link]
[link= http://www.naturalliving.co.uk/ ]http://www.naturalliving.co.uk/[/link]
[link= http://www.return2fitness.co.uk/ ]http://www.return2fitness.co.uk/[/link]

[link= http://www.portable-massage-tables.co.uk/ ]http://www.portable-massage-tables.co.uk/[/link](this being your own link you posted)

What do youthink about the tables, & or other products from these sites?

What site/table would you recommend, I am also after a good quality Portable Massage Table/Couch?


 
Posted : 20/06/2007 5:07 pm
(@ruthiebee)
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Hi all, :p

I have recently started my reflexology diploma (very exciting stuff!) and would like to buy a couch/seat of some sort for practice and case studies but don't know where to start. I thought this might be a good place to ask.. are reflexology seats any good? Or should I invest in a really decent couch?

Thanks


 
Posted : 10/09/2007 1:13 pm
(@ruthiebee)
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Brilliant! I have just read a very helpful thread from a couple of months ago!

Problem solved!! 😉


 
Posted : 10/09/2007 3:28 pm
 *RQ*
(@rq)
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Hey, I'm looking to buy my first massage couch, have looked in a beauty wholesales and they have a few good ones, of course the decent ones are pricy. I've found a site where the couches look good and they're well priced only I'm not sure how reliable this site is so don't want to jump the gun.
http://www.bestmassage-ie.com/index.php
That is the Irish version of the site, has anyone heard of it before/can anyone recommend somewhere I could get a good deal? 🙂

Edit: I'm still a full time student so obviously money is quite tight. 😛


 
Posted : 26/09/2007 8:56 pm
(@graham_1611053198)
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Hi RQ

Have you tried looking on EBay? I got mine from via EBay from a company based in Germany. Just had a look and there is one identical to mine (apart from the colour) I will pm you the link.


 
Posted : 26/09/2007 11:02 pm
(@black-cat)
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Hi RQ
l am also looking for a massage table. here are a couple of websites l am looking at:
www.evergreentables.co.uk
www.massagewarehouse.co.uk
hope this is a help for you:)

Black cat


 
Posted : 27/09/2007 9:03 am
enchantedhands
(@enchantedhands)
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Hi RQ,

I am in Clare. I got my table from a company in Cork www.zenthings.com I purchased the Universal table as I do both massage and reflex. The owner's name is Barry, found their service excellent, had my couch delivered within 2 days. They also give discounts for students and I see now from their website that they also deliver to the UK which may be of interest to others.

I hope this helps. If you want to know anything else about them please feel free to pm me.

Blessings,

Rachel


 
Posted : 27/09/2007 9:42 am
 bexx
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Hi I bought myself a new massage couch in May off EBAY from a company called Feel Good Massage. It's a great couch - long, wide, height adjustable. I had to bid for it but with delivery cost about £120. It arrived really quickly. It is really good value for money and has been fantastic so far. Comes with lots of accessories too. My clients think it is so much better than my last one and with it being height adjustable it is also great for me as I use it for massage as well as reflexology.:045:


 
Posted : 27/09/2007 11:10 am
(@luckyg)
Posts: 134
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Hey, I'm looking to buy my first massage couch, have looked in a beauty wholesales and they have a few good ones, of course the decent ones are pricy. I've found a site where the couches look good and they're well priced only I'm not sure how reliable this site is so don't want to jump the gun.
http://www.bestmassage-ie.com/index.php
That is the Irish version of the site, has anyone heard of it before/can anyone recommend somewhere I could get a good deal? 🙂

Edit: I'm still a full time student so obviously money is quite tight. 😛

The site you mentioned are based in germany and your goods will come from germany. it may be better to stick with an Irish company seeing as your in dublin. Its safer if you ever have to return stuff. But then again im sure your concerned by price. you can always ask them to match the price if you find it cheaper elsewhere!!

The main irish stores for you are

www.massagestore.ie

www.zenthings.ie

www.tt.ie

hope this helps.


 
Posted : 27/09/2007 4:00 pm
 *RQ*
(@rq)
Posts: 42
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Thanks everyone. I'll have a look at those sites. I'm willing to spend about 300 euro on a bed. Anything I've seen thats any cheaper just looks like it would collapse under any weight over 10 stone.


 
Posted : 27/09/2007 7:14 pm
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