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Massage chairs for vending operators

Shared chairs for malls, airports, cinemas and stations.

A shared massage chair is a small business at each site. It needs to take the payment methods your users carry, keep cash secure, report what it earns and survive many sessions a day.

All of our commercial chairs take coins, banknotes and mobile payment, and card payment can be added. The V1 has raised armrests for a more private seat and an optional auto-eject; the V11 adds a wireless charging panel in a 69 kg body; the V5 places the acceptors in the armrest behind a dual-key door. Remote management lets you see receipts and control chairs from a PC or phone.

Our guide to vending payment options explains how to match coins, banknotes, mobile and card payment to each venue, and the commercial models section lists the four chairs.

Your brand can go on the payment box, armrest panels, stickers and instructions in the local language. Tell us your country, the venue types and how many locations you plan, and we recommend a model and payment set-up.

Operators often start with a small pilot at two or three sites before rolling out further. A pilot shows which payment methods your users choose and how many sessions each venue supports, and it gives you real figures before you commit to more locations. We can also advise on cabinet colours and signage areas that suit each venue.

Platforms to start from

V1 Vending Massage Chair, rendering of a mall settingIllustration

Vending · SL-track · raised armrests

V1 Vending Massage Chair

  • Raised armrests for user privacy
  • SL-track rollers with body scan
  • Optional auto-eject against seat occupancy
V11 Vending Massage Chair, OEM

Vending · SL-track · wireless charging

V11 Vending Massage Chair

  • Wireless charging panel for the user’s phone
  • Lighter build: 69 kg net
  • SL-track rollers with body scan
V5 Vending Massage Chair, OEM

Vending · S-track · zero gravity

V5 Vending Massage Chair

  • Coin and banknote acceptors in the armrest
  • S-track rollers with zero-gravity position
  • Dual-key door and automatic money box

How a project runs

  1. Brief. Your market, channel, platform and colour reference on one page
  2. Recommendation. We suggest two or three platforms and the changes that make sense
  3. Artwork. Logo, controller screen, labels and packaging files
  4. Sample. A branded sample built on the production line for your approval
  5. Production. Built, run-in tested and inspected against the golden sample
  6. Support. Spare parts and after-sales coordination with your team

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