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2043 days ago

Massage table

Gaby from Kauri

This portable massage table in a mint condition is just as convenient for travelling massage therapists as it is for clients. Ensures a 250kg weight capacity. Fold it up in the handy carry bag and this light weight table stores easily in your home or fits easily in to your car.
Easy Setup
Side Armrests
High Density Foam
Comes with Carry Bag
65cm Wide Table Surface
Wooden Frame
250kg maximum weight capacity
Oil and waterproof high quality vinyl
Full Length (185cm)
Removable Adjustable Face Cradle (Headrest)
Contact e-mail: xcmxcm24@gmail.com

Price: $130

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