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Podiatry chairs
Professional Podiatry Chairs for Demanding Clinics
A well-designed podiatry chair protects the specialist's back and ensures the patient's comfort from the very first minute. The electric and hydraulic models allow for smooth adjustments of height, backrest, and footrest, saving time in each session.
Antibacterial medical upholstery, robust bases, and silent motors guarantee hygiene and durability even with intensive daily use. Explore the Sunmarket catalog and choose the chair that will make your practice more practical and comfortable.
- 24/48-hour delivery in the peninsula and fast shipping to Europe.
- Immediate financing in 3 interest-free installments or terms up to 18 months.
- Specialized advice before and after purchase.
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Since 200224 years equipping clinics
Financing 18 months3 interest-free · leasing
Shipping 3–5 daysMainland Spain · palletised
Technical service20 locations Spain
Buying guide
Types of podiatry chairs: which one do you need for your practice
The podiatry chair is the centrepiece of your practice. It's not just furniture: it determines your working posture for 6–8 hours a day, patient comfort and clinic accessibility for people with reduced mobility. Choosing well means fewer cervical and lumbar injuries, more patients seen per day and better clinical outcomes.
3-motor electric chair
The professional standard. Motor 1: height (50–100 cm). Motor 2: backrest (up to 80°). Motor 3: Trendelenburg (10–15°). Independent leg rests with gas piston. Adjustments via handset or foot pedal, quiet and fast (under 5 seconds between positions).
Best seller5-motor electric chair
Everything from the 3-motor model, plus independent motorisation of each leg rest (vertical 90° + horizontal 90°). Maximum precision for nail surgery, orthopodiatry and plantar support work. Base rotation up to 240°.
High-endHydraulic chair
Pedal-adjustable height, no power socket needed. Gas piston backrest. Robust structure and more affordable price. The low minimum height facilitates accessibility for patients with reduced mobility.
AffordableManual / basic chair
Sturdy structure with simple mechanical adjustments. Ideal for occasional-use practices, home podiatry or as a quick examination chair. Maintenance mínimo y coste contenido.
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Which chair configuration do you need for your treatment
Not all podiatric treatments require the same features. This guide helps you identify the functions you really need based on the services you offer in your practice.
General chiropody
Footrest height at 60–80 cm for seated ergonomic work. Optional Trendelenburg. Independent leg rests for comfortable access to each foot. Recommendation: 3-motor electric podiatry chair with rotation.
Nail surgery and wound care
Essential Trendelenburg (reduces bleeding by improving venous return). Independent motorised leg rests (5 motors) to position each foot with millimetre precision. Working height of 80–100 cm for standing surgery. Seamless upholstery for post-surgical hygiene.
Orthopodiatry and plantar supports
Horizontal position (chair in table mode) for mould-taking and biomechanical examination. Leg rests with 90° lateral opening for full plantar access. Base rotation (180–240°) to work from all angles.
Spa pedicure and foot aesthetics
Lower height (50–60 cm) for comfortable access with the patient reclined. Tilting backrest for relaxation. Fold-down armrests for lateral entry. Un sillón de 3 motors o incluso hidráulico cubre estas necesidades.
Biomechanical examination
Supine position (horizontal) and full lateral access to the foot. Headrest with face hole for prone examination if needed. Wide height range (50–100 cm) to alternate between seated and standing work.
Do you offer multiple services? A 3-motor chair with rotation covers chiropody, pedicure and examination. If you also do nail surgery or advanced orthopodiatry, upgrade to 5 motors with motorised leg rests.
Key features
Trendelenburg and rotation: why they make the difference
These are the two functions that separate a professional podiatry chair from a generic one. Many stores mention them in the data sheet but don't explain why you need them.
Trendelenburg position
Tilts the entire chair between 10° and 15° so the patient's feet are higher than their head. In podiatry it has three clinical functions: improves venous return during long treatments, reduces bleeding in nail surgery by lowering blood pressure in the extremities, and facilitates visual access to the plantar area without forcing your neck or back.
Standard on 3-motor chairs and above. On 2-motor models it is usually "compensated Trendelenburg" (mechanical, not motorised). If you do surgery or frequent wound care, motorised Trendelenburg is worth the investment.
Base rotation
Allows rotating the chair seat on its axis without moving the patient. The usual degrees are:
| Rotation | Access | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|
| 120° (60° each side) | Front and side | Standard cabins, chiropody |
| 180° | Full access to both sides | Medium-space practices |
| 240° | From any angle | Surgery, orthopodiatry, spacious cabins |
Rotation optimises workflow: you can treat both feet without repositioning the patient and make better use of small cabins by working from the side.
Motors
Function of each motor in a podiatry chair
The number of motors determines which adjustments you can make at the touch of a button and which require manual force. Here is the exact function of each:
| Motor | Function | 3 mot. | 5 mot. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motor 1 | Chair height (50–100 cm) | ✓ Motorised | ✓ Motorised |
| Motor 2 | Backrest tilt (up to 80°) | ✓ Motorised | ✓ Motorised |
| Motor 3 | Trendelenburg (10–15°) | ✓ Motorised | ✓ Motorised |
| Motor 4 | Right leg rest (90° vertical) | Gas piston | ✓ Motorised |
| Motor 5 | Left leg rest (90° vertical) | Gas piston | ✓ Motorised |
Is the jump to 5 motors worth it? If you do nail surgery, orthopodiatry or work with plantar supports daily, yes. Motorised positioning of each foot saves manual repetitions and reduces fatigue on long working days. If your work is mainly chiropody and pedicure, 3 motors with gas piston are sufficient.
Comparison
Full comparison: electric 3 mot. vs. 5 mot. vs. hydraulic
| Feature | Electric 3 mot. | Electric 5 mot. | Hydraulic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Height adjustment | Motorised (handset/pedal) | Motorised (handset/pedal) | Hydraulic pedal |
| Height range | 50–100 cm | 60-100 cm | 50–85 cm approx. |
| Backrest | Motorised up to 80° | Motorised up to 80° | Gas piston |
| Trendelenburg | Motorised 15° | Motorised 15° | Not standard |
| Leg rests | Independent gas piston | Independent motorised | Gas piston |
| Base rotation | 120–240° depending on model | Up to 240° | Some models |
| Adjustment speed | High (< 5 s) | High (< 5 s) | Medium |
| Requires power socket | Yes | Yes | No |
| Typical max. load | 180-200 kg | 180-200 kg | 150-180 kg |
| Approx. price | From €1,360 | From €1,600 | From €900 |
| Ideal for | Chiropody, pedicure, examination | Surgery, orthopodiatry, high volume | Medium practice, second station |
Quick rule: if you do more than 6 treatments per day, the electric chair pays for itself in under a year through the time saved on each adjustment and the reduction of cervical and lumbar discomfort.
Technical criteria
Key aspects when choosing your podiatry chair
Upholstery and cleaning
Seamless PU leatherette, waterproof and compatible with clinical disinfectants (including alcohol-based). Seams accumulate filing and skin debris. Look for fire-retardant classification M1 or UNI 9175 Class 1. Light colours facilitate visual hygiene control.
Load capacity
Minimum 180 kg to work safely with all patient types. Reinforced models reach 200–250 kg. Check whether the manufacturer states static weight (no movement) or dynamic weight (during adjustments).
Armrests and accessibility
Fold-down armrests (90° or 180°) to facilitate patient entry, especially with reduced mobility. Models with removable armrests give maximum lateral access. A low minimum height (50 cm) improves accessibility for elderly patients, wheelchair users or those with difficulty getting onto the chair.
Headrest and face hole
Height and tilt-adjustable headrest. The face hole with plug allows working in prone position for examination of the rear of the foot. Not all models include it — check the data sheet.
Wheels and movement
Retractable wheels (hidden with pedal) for moving the chair when cleaning or reorganising. For moving the empty chair, not for patient transport. Look for at least two braked wheels.
Certifications
CE marking mandatory. Conformity with 2014/30/EU (electromagnetic compatibility) and 2014/35/EU (low voltage). In clinical settings, certification under Regulation (EU) 2017/745 as a medical device provides additional assurance.
Our brands
Podiatry chair brands at Sunmarket
We are official distributors of 8 European brands specialising in clinical and wellness furniture. All with manufacturer's official warranty and original spare parts.
Weelko
Spanish brand (Barcelona). 1, 3 and 5-motor podiatry chairs with Italian-influenced design, seamless PU upholstery and ambient LED on select models. Rotation up to 240° on the Tarse series.
Mirplay
Robust premium finishes. Taurus series with ergonomic backrest and gas piston leg rests in different colours. Mensa as an affordable option. Reinforced steel structure.
i-Medstetic Premium
Unbeatable quality and price. CE certifications and EMC compliance. Precise electronic control. Ideal for clinics combining podiatry with physiotherapy or aesthetic medicine.
DDUUEETT · NeoBeauty · More
We complete our range with DDUUEETT, NeoBeauty, SilverFox, Wapp and Confycare. Each brand covers a different segment. All with the same official warranty and technical service.
Why Sunmarket
Why buy your podiatry chair from us
24 years of experience (since 2002)
Over two decades equipping podiatry clinics, aesthetics centres, spas and hospitals across Europe. Headquarters in Valencia with physical showroom at Av. Mestre Rodrigo 99.
Flexible financing
Up to 18 months (3 months interest-free) and leasing for self-employed and businesses. seQura and Klarna from the shopping cart. Also bank transfer, card and PayPal.
In-house technical service at 20 locations
Catalonia, Valencia, Madrid, Galicia, Asturias, Basque Country, Murcia, Andalusia, Extremadura, Balearic Islands, Canary Islands + collaborators in Castilla-La Mancha and Castilla y León. Original spare parts.
Fast and safe delivery
We process within 24 h. Spain and Portugal: 3–5 working days. Rest of Europe: 5–9 days. Own stock in Valencia, palletised shipping to street level.
Advice and training
Free post-sale online training. Phone support in Spanish and English (961 040 660). WhatsApp and email in 6 languages. We help you choose based on your patient volume, space and treatments.
Maintenance
Care and maintenance of the podiatry chair
Hygiene between patients
Clean upholstery after each use with PU leatherette-compatible products. Avoid aggressive solvents that may damage the material. Use paper rolls and disposable covers to speed up preparation between patients.
Preventive maintenance
Regular inspection of motors, gas pistons and rotation mechanisms to extend service life. Lubricate moving parts according to manufacturer's instructions. If you notice play or noise, contact technical service before the problem worsens.
Recommended consumables
Treatment table paper rolls, adjustable disposable covers and leg rest protectors. A steady stock of consumables speeds up transitions and improves the patient's perception of hygiene.
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about podiatry chairs
If you see more than 6 patients a day, an electric chair (3–5 motors) saves time and protects your back with fast, quiet adjustments. The hydraulic model adjusts height via foot pedal without needing a power socket, ideal for surgeries with the outlet far from the chair. A manual chair works for occasional-use practices or as a second chair.
3 motors cover 90% of needs: motor 1 adjusts height (50–100 cm), motor 2 tilts the backrest (up to 80°), motor 3 activates the Trendelenburg (10–15°). With 5 motors you add independent motorised control of each leg rest, essential for nail surgery and advanced orthopodiatry where you need to position each foot precisely.
Trendelenburg tilts the entire chair between 10° and 15° so the feet are higher than the head. In podiatry it improves venous return, reduces bleeding during nail surgery and facilitates access to the plantar area. It is standard on 3-motor chairs or above and is considered essential for professional chiropody.
Rotation allows you to turn the chair without moving the patient, optimising access to both feet and making better use of cabin space. 120° for standard cabins, 180° for full access to both sides, 240° for maximum versatility from any angle.
Chiropody seated: footrest at 60–80 cm. Nail surgery standing: 90–100 cm. Biomechanical examination: horizontal position at 55–65 cm. Spa pedicure: 50–60 cm with the patient reclined. A range of 50–100 cm covers all scenarios.
Seamless PU leatherette, waterproof and resistant to clinical disinfectants (including alcohol-based ones). Avoid visible seams where filing and skin debris accumulate. Light colours (white, light grey) make visual hygiene control easier. Look for fire-retardant classification M1 or UNI 9175 Class 1.
Minimum 180 kg to work safely with all patient types. Reinforced models reach 200–250 kg. Always check the technical data sheet, as some manufacturers state static weight (no movement) and others dynamic weight (during adjustments).
The podiatry chair has independent leg rests with vertical (90°) and horizontal (90°) movement, base rotation (up to 240°), Trendelenburg position specific to lower limbs and a higher working height. The electric treatment table is designed for supine treatments with a continuous surface.
We are official distributors of Weelko, Mirplay, DDUUEETT, i-Medstetic Premium, NeoBeauty, SilverFox, Wapp and Confycare. All with manufacturer's official warranty, original spare parts and technical service at 20 locations across Spain.
Yes. Financing up to 18 months (3 months interest-free) and leasing for self-employed and businesses. seQura, Klarna, bank transfer, card and PayPal directly from the shopping cart.
We process within 24 hours. Spain and Portugal: 3–5 working days. Rest of Europe: 5–9 days. Own stock in Valencia, palletised shipping to street level.
Yes. In-house technical service at 20 locations: Catalonia, Valencia, Madrid, Galicia, Asturias, Basque Country, Murcia, Andalusia, Extremadura, Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, plus collaborators in both Castillas. Original factory spare parts.
Need help choosing your chair?
We'll suggest 2–3 options based on your patient volume, space and treatment types. Shipping in 3–5 days to mainland Spain.
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