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Tattoo Studio Furniture and Equipment
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Tattoo studio furniture and equipment includes hydraulic tattoo chairs, armrests, stools with backrests, workstations, trolleys and holders, with Pro Ink, Activeshop and Sillon represented. These items support the setup of client seating and the artist’s workspace. Choose according to each item’s role, the available floor space and whether supplies need drawer storage or shelf access.
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Cosmetic Trolley Assistant PRO INK 1031 with 4 Glass Shelves, Black
Delivery in 5–12 business days
165.20 €
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Pro Ink Glove and Towel Holder for Tattoo Armrest 720, Black
Delivery in 5–12 business days
42.10 €
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Pro Ink
Tattoo Trolley Cart Pro Ink 005 with 5 Drawers, Black
Delivery in 5–12 business days
414.30 €
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Tattoo Trolley Cart Pro Ink 015 with 5 Drawers, Black
Delivery in 5–12 business days
324.00 €
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Tattoo studio furniture and equipment covers client seating, artist seating and the placement of working supplies. The range includes Pro Ink, Activeshop and Sillon products, with hydraulic tattoo chairs, separate armrests, cosmetic stools with backrests, workstation carts and storage trolleys. Drawer units and glass shelf trolleys offer different storage layouts, while glove and towel holders provide a dedicated place for those supplies.
Choosing tattoo studio furniture and equipment
Start with the task each item needs to serve: seating a client, providing an artist’s seat or organising materials. Compare the stated dimensions with the intended workspace, allowing room to reach shelves and open drawers. For an armrest accessory, check the exact model reference. Assess chair adjustment options from the individual product description rather than assuming every hydraulic chair has the same functions.
- Hydraulic tattoo chairs: these provide client seating and are identified as hydraulic models. Consider where the chair will sit within the working area.
- Tattoo armrests: a separate armrest provides a place to position the client’s arm. Plan its location in relation to both the client’s chair and the artist’s seat.
- Stools with backrests: cosmetic stools with a backrest are among the available seating types. The backrest is a specific construction feature to consider when choosing an artist’s seat.
- Trolleys and shelf units: drawers divide supplies into separate compartments. Glass shelves offer a layout with materials arranged across shelf levels.
- Glove and towel holders: these accessories are intended for use with an armrest. A holder adds a dedicated supply position to an existing setup.
For a complete workspace, consider the separate roles of the chair, stool, armrest and supply trolley. An existing studio may instead need one additional storage unit or a surface for frequently used materials.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a drawer trolley differ from a glass shelf trolley?
A tattoo trolley with drawers separates supplies into individual compartments. A glass shelf trolley arranges supplies across shelf levels, so the choice depends on the storage layout needed.
Are stools with backrests available for the artist’s workspace?
The tattoo studio furniture range includes cosmetic stools with backrests. The backrest is identified in the relevant stool’s product name.
Can the glove and towel holder be used as a standalone stand?
The Pro Ink glove and towel holder is described as an accessory for a tattoo armrest. Its product name does not establish that the holder can be used as a standalone stand.
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