Tattoo
Explore our collection of tattoo chairs, tattoo beds, and tables. Our portable options are lightweight, easily maneuverable, and exceptionally sturdy and comfortable. These tattoo parlor chairs are an ideal fit for any Australian tattoo studio.
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Frequently asked questions
A: An adjustable backrest is the more versatile option for tattooing, as it supports both flat positioning for back and leg work and upright positioning for chest, arm, and rib pieces. The Venus ($5,440.05) offers motorised back adjustment with linked seat tilt, preventing clients from sliding during position changes. A flat-only table limits positioning options and increases the need for additional bolsters and props.
A: Alevo uses PVC-coated fabrics that are designed with a protective layer to enhance the durability of the fabric's surface. The way you use and maintain the upholstery directly impacts its longevity. To ensure your table upholstery lasts as long as possible, we highly recommend following the cleaning instructions in the product manual. In general, using pH-neutral cleaning products immediately after each patient is advisable. Please only use alcohol-free cleaners or disinfectants.
Beware of "Natural Cleaners", such as those containing citric or essential oils, can be quite harsh and are often formulated for cleaning hard surfaces. Even a single use can permanently damage the protective coating on upholstery fabrics.
A: Electric height adjustment lets the artist set the working surface at the precise height needed for each tattoo placement, reducing neck, back, and shoulder strain across sessions that commonly run 3–6 hours. Alevo's Pro-Lift foot pedal adjusts height at 37mm/sec using German actuators, so the artist can reposition without removing gloves or breaking sterile workflow. This is particularly important for artists completing 4–5 sessions per day.
A: For sessions lasting 4–6 hours, use a table with an adjustable backrest to alternate between seated and reclined positions, reducing client fatigue and numbness. The Beauty Lift MKIII ($4,471.50) converts between chair and flat positions, allowing repositioning without the client fully dismounting. Consider padding pressure points with additional support, as prolonged static positioning on a firm surface causes discomfort after approximately 90 minutes.
A: There is no dedicated "tattoo table" category — tattoo artists use treatment tables with features suited to long sessions, such as electric height adjustment and adjustable backrests. Alevo's Pro-Lift tables with 220kg SWL and Dunlop cushioning support the extended session times common in tattooing. The key difference from massage tables is prioritising a stable, flat surface over the softer cushioning used for relaxation.
