Electric Massage Tables for Spas & Therapists

Make every treatment easier to position with our professional electric massage tables. Powered height adjustment allows you to raise or lower the table using a foot pedal, hand control, or integrated control system—without asking the client to leave the table.

Our collection includes flat-top, tilt-back, and salon-top electric tables for massage practices, spas, wellness centers, and multipurpose treatment rooms. Available options include low entry heights, cabinet and pedestal bases, heated tops, specialized positioning systems, and independently adjustable sections.

Learn how to compare electric massage tables in our Massage Table Buyer’s Guide →

Why Choose an Electric Massage Table?

An electric lift table makes it easy to adjust your working height for different clients, techniques, and practitioners. Lowering the table may improve client access, while raising it can help the practitioner work more comfortably and maintain better leverage. This flexibility is especially valuable in busy or shared treatment rooms.

Some electric tables control only the table height. More advanced models may also adjust the backrest, seat, knees, or leg section, allowing one table to support massage, facials, waxing, body treatments, and other wellness services.

Choose the Right Top and Base

Flat-Top Electric Tables

A flat top combines a traditional massage surface with powered height adjustment. It is a practical choice for massage and bodywork practices that want easier height changes without adding positioning features they may not use.

Tilt-Back Electric Tables

A tilt-back top raises the client’s upper body for supported positioning. Depending on the model, the backrest may be adjusted manually, pneumatically, or electrically, so review which functions are actually powered.

Salon-Top Electric Tables

Salon tops provide additional positioning through adjustable back and leg sections. They are ideal for treatment rooms offering a combination of massage, spa, body, and esthetic services.

Pedestal, Shelf, and Cabinet Bases

A pedestal base creates a streamlined profile and may improve practitioner access around the table. Shelf and cabinet bases add useful storage but occupy more space beneath the top. Consider both room organization and practitioner foot clearance when selecting the base.

What to Compare

Review the minimum and maximum height, lifting capacity, working capacity, adjustment speed, control placement, top configuration, cushioning, upholstery, warranty, and service requirements. If easy client access is important, pay particular attention to the table’s minimum height rather than relying on general accessibility language alone.

Our Massage Table Buyer’s Guide explains how powered tables compare with portable and stationary designs and helps you prioritize the features that matter most to your practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an electric massage table?

An electric massage table uses a powered lifting system to raise and lower the treatment surface. Some models also include powered back, seat, knee, or leg adjustments. The exact number of motors and powered functions varies by model.

What are the benefits of an electric massage table?

Powered height adjustment allows practitioners to change the table height quickly for different techniques, services, clients, or users. It can support better working posture, improve treatment-room efficiency, and make it easier to lower the table for client access.

What is the difference between electric and electric-hydraulic tables?

Both types use electricity and powered controls. A conventional electric table uses a motorized actuator, while an electric-hydraulic table uses an electric motor to power a hydraulic lifting system. Electric-hydraulic designs are often selected for their smooth movement, lifting strength, and luxurious feel.

How low should an electric massage table go?

The right minimum height depends on your clients and services. A lower table can make transfers and entry easier for some clients, but height alone does not make a table or treatment room ADA compliant. Consider the complete transfer area, table stability, controls, room layout, and needs of the people you serve.

How many motors does an electric massage table need?

A height-only table may need one motor. Multipurpose tables can use additional motors to control the backrest, seat tilt, leg section, or other positions. More motors provide greater flexibility, but they may also increase the table’s cost, weight, and servicing complexity.