Simple Motorized Therapy Couch with Electric Lift and Manual Backrest

At just 58 kg net / 65 kg gross, the CH 268 features the smallest packaging-to-product weight difference (only 7 kg) in the entire lineup — meaning almost all of the shipping weight is the bed itself, not wasteful packaging. This translates to:

Lower freight costs — lighter shipments reduce LCL and air freight charges

Simplified customs clearance — lower declared weight may reduce documentation requirements in some countries

Easy warehouse handling — 65 kg is manageable with standard equipment and minimal labor

Faster delivery times — lighter cartons are prioritized by some freight carriers

With a packing size of 189 × 72 × 69 cm and CBM of 0.94, the packaging is substantial enough to protect the bed during transit while maintaining cost efficiency.

The CH 268 features a fixed height of 65 cm — deliberately chosen as the optimal working height for:

Seated therapists — ideal for facialists, aestheticians, and waxing specialists who perform treatments while seated on a stool

Shorter practitioners — provides comfortable access without the need for excessive reaching or hunching

Mobile therapists — eliminates the need for clients to climb onto a higher bed, improving accessibility for elderly or mobility-impaired clients

Important note: The "up & down" motor listed in the specifications may control a different function (such as whole-bed tilt) rather than height adjustment, or the height may be adjustable within a limited range. We recommend confirming the exact function with your supplier before ordering to ensure it meets your specific ergonomic requirements.

The CH 268's manual backrest adjustment system is designed for simplicity and durability:

Mechanical locking mechanism — uses robust metal pins or gas-strut assists for smooth, tool-free positioning

Multiple angle settings — typically adjusts from flat (0°) to approximately 70° recline in 5–10° increments

Quick positioning — adjustments take just 3–5 seconds, minimizing client disruption

No power required — manual system works even during power outages

Lower maintenance — no motors to burn out or replace, reducing long-term service costs

For clinics that primarily perform treatments in a single backrest position (e.g., waxing, facials), this manual system is perfectly practical and eliminates unnecessary mechanical complexity.