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      A manicure table is the nail technician's workstation: the work surface between technician and client, with drawers for polish, tools and supplies. M1 Nail & Beauty Supply stocks single and double manicure tables from Champion and MNBS, including tables with a built-in vacuum, and takes phone orders for J&A granite-top tables in walnut or white.

      Types of manicure tables

      Type Best for Examples
      Single table One technician station, the usual set-up in most salons. Champion TH 5024, Champion TH 5037, PN223
      Double table Two technicians side by side on one piece of furniture. Champion TH 5024D, Champion TH 5037D
      Table with vacuum A single or double table with a built-in vacuum at the work area. Single with vacuum N132K, Double with vacuum N132K-2
      J&A granite top, call to order A white granite top with UV gel dryer slots, drawers, a trash compartment and wheels. J&A Single Manicure Table, J&A Double Manicure Table

      How to choose a manicure table

      • Measure the space first. The Champion single tables measure 40.5" x 17" x 31" and the doubles 70.5" x 17" x 31"; leave room behind for the technician stool and in front for the customer chair.
      • Plan for lamps and lights. The J&A tables have UV gel dryer slots, two on the single and four on the double, and pre-drilled holes for table lights; on other tables, check the photos for where your nail lamp will sit.
      • J&A tables are ordered by phone. Call the Markham store to choose walnut or white and confirm timing; the single comes with one hand rest pad and the double with two.

      Related: Chairs & stools, Hand pillows, Salon lamps, Reception desks, All salon furniture

      Manicure table FAQ

      Single or double manicure table: which should I buy?

      A single table gives each technician a separate station you can move or rearrange. A double seats two technicians side by side on one frame: the Champion doubles are 70.5" wide, less than two 40.5" singles placed together. Pick doubles for long rows and singles for flexible layouts.

      What should a manicure table have for gel and acrylic work?

      Drawers deep enough for bottles, a place for the nail lamp, and a top that wipes clean quickly; J&A says its granite top does. A built-in vacuum or a separate dust collector helps with filing dust, and wheels make cleaning under the table easier.

      How do I keep a manicure table top clean between clients?

      Clear everything off, wipe the top with a surface disinfectant and let it stay wet for the contact time on the label, then lay a fresh towel or table mat. Wipe up acetone and monomer spills straight away, because solvents can mark some table finishes.

      Salon furniture is ordered through our Markham, Ontario store: call or visit us to confirm the model, colours and delivery before you order.