Electric Lift Tables for Your Treatment Room

Try picturing a full appointment before settling on an electric lift table. At what point do you need to raise the working surface, and where do your knees go if you sit beside the client? Living Earth Crafts compares five designs that answer those questions in different ways. The LEC Pedestal uses a foot pedal for height changes and leaves space around its single base. The Aspen GT adds an articulating top, so adjusting the client's supported position is a separate choice from raising the table. The Century City brings drawers and cabinet storage into the station, which may suit a room where supplies need to stay close. If easy entry matters, check the lowest height with the mattress you actually plan to use. It also helps to test where the controls sit while you're treating clients. The best fit starts with how you use the room between appointments, too.