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If you are looking for a hairdressing chair, in practice you are choosing between one of two options: a chair for your client or a chair for yourself. At Just Add People, we have brought both together in one place—more than 200 styling chairs and salon stools—so you can quickly find exactly what you actually need. We have been helping hairdressers furnish their salons for more than 30 years, and our selection of hairdressing chairs is among the largest in Europe.
In practice, the term "hairdressing chair" covers two types, and the most important thing is to find out which of the two you actually need.
Here are the most important things to consider, regardless of which type of hairdressing chair you are looking for.
The first step is to clarify whether you need a chair for your client or for yourself, as the two types serve very different purposes. A styling chair should above all be comfortable over time and easy to adjust in height using the pump function, so you can work in the right position without bending over. A salon stool, on the other hand, should support your own body throughout a full working day. If you are equipping a completely new station, you will typically need both, while a replacement often only concerns one of them.
Whether you choose a styling chair or a salon stool, adjustability is the most important thing to look for. A styling chair should be able to be pumped to a height that suits both short and tall clients, while a salon stool should be adjustable to suit your own height and working position. If you choose a chair that cannot be adjusted enough, you will end up compensating with your body instead, which over time puts strain on your back, shoulders and wrists. This is exactly the kind of strain that drives many skilled hairdressers out of the profession far too early.
A hairdressing chair with wheels makes it easy to move the chair around the salon or manoeuvre freely around the client while cutting, without unnecessary lifting or pushing. If you prefer a completely stable setup without movement, there are also models with a fixed cross base or round base. If you have a small salon with limited space between the stations, wheels can actually make it harder to keep track of the distance, so consider your layout before choosing.
Hairdressing chairs are one of the first things a client notices when she sits down in your salon, so their appearance matters to the overall impression. Our range spans classic black leather and warm brown shades to more colourful options such as sage green, as well as brass and wood details for a more unique look. Vegan leather is used in most models because it is durable and easy to clean between clients, while some models have ash wood backs for a warmer, more natural look.
If you need to equip an entire salon at once, our range covers everything from simple, budget-friendly models to more exclusive chairs featuring handcrafted details and finer materials. A model such as Eco meets the basic need for a sturdy styling chair without extra features, while a chair such as Brother from Kiela is at the premium end, with heavier-duty quality and a more distinctive design. There is no single right answer to what you should choose—it depends on how many stations you need to equip and how much of your budget should go towards the chairs rather than the rest of the interior.
If you want to save on your budget without compromising on functionality, a used hairdressing chair from our own showroom can be a good alternative to a brand-new one. You simply need to keep an eye on the selection, as the stock of used and showroom models changes as we update our own showroom. A used chair from the showroom has typically only been on display, not used daily by another hairdresser, making it a safer purchase than ordinary used furniture from a third party.
Chloe from Comfortel is one of our best-selling styling chairs, with a clean design and several colour options. Round Black, the cutting chair from Comfortel, is often chosen by hairdressers who want a simple, versatile round chair. If you prefer an active sitting position, Stella, the saddle chair from Solida Furniture, is a popular choice. If you have a larger budget and want to invest in the most exclusive option, Brother from Kiela is our most premium styling chair.
Our styling chairs are the chairs your clients sit in throughout their treatment, with a pump mechanism for adjusting the height. We have more than 140 styling chairs in our range, from simple models to chairs with built-in leg rest and extra padding for longer treatments. If you have clients with special needs, such as older clients or children, you can also supplement them with footrests and booster seats, so everyone sits correctly and comfortably.
Our salon stools are designed to support your body throughout a busy working day, with adjustable height and hair-repellent wheels. Here you will find round salon stools, salon stools with backrests and saddle stools, depending on whether you prefer an active seated position or the option to rest your back between clients. A saddle stool has a split or angled seat that promotes an upright sitting position and naturally supports the correct hip angle, which many hairdressers find gentler on the back over a full working day. Since you use the chair for many hours every day, this is often where it pays most to prioritise quality over price compared with the other furniture in the salon.
If you specifically want a chair that you can move freely around the salon, we have gathered all models with wheels in a dedicated category. Our hairdressing chairs with wheels include both styling chairs and salon stools, so you can find exactly the combination of mobility and functionality your station needs. The wheels are designed for hair salons and repel hair, so it does not get caught when you move the chair around during a busy day.
The average age in the hairdressing industry is just 28. That is not the age of the hairdressers—it is the age at which many leave the profession. We want to help change that figure. When you choose a hairdressing chair with the right ergonomics, both for yourself and your client, you protect your back, shoulders and wrists from the strain injuries that all too often bring careers to an early end. Our salon stools and styling chairs are selected with a focus on adjustability, seat shape and freedom of movement, so you can work injury-free throughout your career, not just during the first few years.
The perfect workstation is about everything around the chair, not just the chair itself. Our washing units create a luxurious experience during hair washing, trolleys keep your tools within reach, mirrors made from professional-quality glass complete the station, and a color bar provides smart organisation for colours and products at the workstation. If you plan these elements together with the chair from the start, you avoid ending up with a station where the furniture doesn’t match in either appearance or working height.
We stock hairdressing chairs from Comfortel, which caters to most budgets with a broad and versatile range, as well as Solida Furniture and Kiela, both of which are at the more exclusive end of the market, with heavier materials and more craftsmanship in the details. If you’re unsure which brand is the best fit for your salon, you can view the full brand overview and compare them across the range.
At Just Add People, it’s not about saving a little here and there—it’s about finding the right chairs at a price you can feel good about. We deal directly with manufacturers and buy in bulk, so we can offer you the best price without compromising on quality. If you’re equipping an entire salon at once, we recommend contacting us for a combined sale price rather than ordering the chairs individually.
Please note that made-to-order items and products specially tailored to your order are exempt from the general right of return. See the full terms in our terms and conditions.
Just Add People has been selling hairdressing chairs and salon equipment for more than 30 years, and 96% of our customers would shop with us again or recommend us to others. We have seen trends come and go, but the goal has always been the same: to help you build a salon you are proud of and create a working day you can sustain for many years to come. If you are unsure which chair suits you best, Klaus Østergaard, who has more than 30 years of experience in salon design, can help you make the right choice. You can also visit our showroom at Mariendalsvej 32 in Viborg, where you can try the chairs in person before making your decision.
A styling chair is the chair the client sits in during the treatment, typically a pump chair that makes it easy to adjust the height from one client to the next. A salon stool, on the other hand, is the hairdresser’s own professional stool, designed to support you ergonomically during cutting and styling throughout the working day. Many new hairdressers initially think that “hairdressing chair” refers only to one type, but in practice most salons need both for each station. If you confuse the two and, for example, buy only a salon stool for the station, the client ends up sitting in a chair that was never intended for that purpose, which is rarely a comfortable experience.
Pump chair is another term for styling chair. The name comes from the pump beneath the seat, which makes it easy to adjust the sitting height accurately with a pedal, without having to lift or twist yourself to help the client up or down. This is the most common way to adjust a styling chair in modern salons, instead of manual screw mechanisms, which are rarely used anymore. If you come across the term “pump chair” in a product description or at another retailer, you can safely assume that it means exactly the same as a styling chair.
Most styling chairs can be lowered to a seat height of 38–44 cm, measured from the floor to the seat surface, which comfortably accommodates most adult clients. We always state the seat height directly on the product page, so you can compare it with your current chairs and assess whether a new model really gives you better adjustment options before you buy. If you often serve both children and adults in the same chair, it is especially important to check the lower adjustment range, as a chair that cannot be lowered far enough forces you to work in an unnaturally bent position with every child client.
Yes, we regularly have display models and used equipment from our own showroom, sold at a reduced price. The selection changes regularly as we update the display, so it is a good idea to keep an eye on the used equipment page if you would like to save on your budget without compromising on quality. The models have typically only been on display in the showroom, not in daily use at another hairdresser's salon, so you get a fully functional chair at a lower price than a brand-new one.
The price depends greatly on whether you choose a simple salon stool or an advanced styling chair with more adjustment options and finer materials. In general, styling chairs are more expensive than salon stools because they have more moving parts and need to withstand the client both sitting and reclining during the treatment. A saddle stool typically falls somewhere in between, as it has fewer moving parts than a styling chair but a more specialised seat than a regular salon stool. If you need to equip several stations at once, we recommend contacting us for a combined sale, as this often gives you a better overall price than ordering the chairs individually.
It depends on how you work and how much space you have between the stations. Wheels make it easy to manoeuvre around the client and move the chair when cleaning, which is an advantage in most salons, especially if you move around a lot yourself during a haircut. If, on the other hand, you have a very small salon with little distance between the stations, wheels can make it more difficult to keep track of exactly where the chair is positioned, in which case a fixed base may be the better choice. If you choose wheels, you should also make sure they are designed to repel hair so it does not get caught in them during the day.
All our hairdressing chairs come with a minimum 2-year warranty covering manufacturing defects in the frame, upholstery, pump and other moving parts, whether it is a simple salon stool or an advanced styling chair with multiple functions. We also offer a 14-day right of return and free shipping on all orders. Please note that made-to-order items and products customised specifically for your order are excluded from the general right of return, which is worth bearing in mind if you choose a model with a customised colour or dimensions. If something does break within the warranty period, simply contact us and we will find the best solution together.
