Manicure Tables
A nail table is bought for a tech, not for a room, and the two specs that decide whether it works are the surface and the air. Acetone destroys finishes that survive everything else in a salon, and dust and fumes are the reason techs leave a station. Both are solvable at order time and expensive to retrofit.
This collection holds 26 items, priced from $24 for a replacement wrist rest up to $1,300 for a triple station, as listed on 20 September 2026. Most are Mayakoba: the Sonoma, Nova I, Avon I, Napa, Glasglow, Seneca and Taylor lines, plus the Drexel and Avignon tables and the nail dryer tables that finish a row.
Three things to sort out before you order. Stations: singles run roughly 39 to 43 inches long, doubles 72 to 73.4 inches, and the Sonoma Triple is 104 inches, almost nine feet of wall. Ventilation: most Mayakoba tables can be ordered with a vent pipe, and the Napa is available with a built-in 250 CFM system. Adding either at order time costs far less than retrofitting a row. Shipping: most of these are freight items at 100 to 250 lb per set, but the Nook and the Glasglow II ship by ground. We deliver nationwide, with freight calculated at checkout.
Need seating for the tech and the client? See nail tech chairs and pedicure stools.
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