Artechworks 84" Professional Folding Portable Lightweight Massage Table - Facial Salon Spa Tattoo Bed with Aluminum Legs & 2.56" Thick Foam Cushion - Perfect for Massage Therapists, Estheticians & Tattoo Artists

My biggest complaint are the notches that adjust the height. Not the best quality. But other than that the weight of the table is a true ‘light weight’ table to carry for mobile massage which is awesome and a valuable buy.There was some discussion in another review about whether this table slid on hard surfaces. I can confirm that it slides on linoleum, but you'd still have to be putting rather odd pressure on it to cause it to slide while getting on. That said, make sure you're putting downward pressure on it, not side to side or 45-degrees.84" is also quite long. That's not a knock, just a bit of a warning. Even when folded, this is fairly bulky and heavier than you might think. There's more to it than a plastic folding table - considerably more. Not a negative remark but, again, beware what you're buying. Padding is sturdy. I wouldn't call it soft. The headpiece is a little cheap, in my opinion. I don't like the way it attaches, and it's not the most comfortable thing (but it's much better than a flat surface). The armrest attaches in a kind of flimsy way as well (onto the headrest), but it works.All in all, this is an excellent product for the price point. How long will it last? I mean, if you treat it well, then I think it will last a good long while. If you take it for granted, then you're gong to knock it around and things will rip and tear. It's the same thing with how people treat their glasses and electronics. I see people with ridiculously cracked and damaged laptops/cell phones. Then I look at my 2-year old phone, and it looks like it just came out of the box yesterday. I'm confident that if you take care of the table, it will last. But...I mean...the number of busted and broken electronics I see...people need to take care of their stuff to, nothing lasts without care.I like this he will it’s pretty good for the cost. I am a traveling massage therapist I use a table quite a bit I hate the hole in the middle because while massaging it falls out a lot should definitely redo the table and take the hole out. And sometimes it seems to be a bit squeaky it doesn’t happen all the time so it makes me nervous but so far so goodAfter three years, the spray on rubber came off. I had to get it Upholstered for the second and last time (crossing fingers). Light weight and very sturdy but why on earth would they use spray on rubber texture ? B/c the tables would cost another $200 - I would gladly pay it if there was an option.Absolutely love this table however when the bag goes bad and you need a replacement for this table. Headache! I had to order a bag that was a little to large since I was unable to order one from this company for this table and couldn't find a bag that fits this takes measurements. I don't care for the bag I have now but I don't really have much of a choice since there bags are out of stock and I'm not going to buy a whole nother table just for the bag. Really sucks to be honest, something so simple.Im a LMT, and bought this as a travel table on a budget. Its lightweight and smaller in size compared to other tables I own. Great for travel. Theres enough cushioning in the table to make it comfortable without adding padding, however the cushioning on the face cradle is super hard, I recommend using padding or a diffrentnone completely. Solid welds on the frame. The case it came with is practical, with a simpering side pocket. I'll be adding a strap near that pocket for better handling while the strap that goes over my shoulder isnt enough for better handling while carrying it. Im a small woman, 5'1 and 118 lbs, carrying this table doesnt take a great deal of effort compared to the other bulky table I own. Over all great bang for your buck!Very nice table fr the money. I did have to put better non-slip feet on it.I don’t think it will last 30 years like my last one.I just opened the table today. I bought it to use strictly for housecalls because of its weight. It is very light. I will have to let my clients decide on how they feel on it. The frame itself doesn't seem like a very strong aluminum, I wouldn't trust it for table top Thai or ashi-methods. The arm rest for under the face rest seems very flimsy. I don't particularly like the face rest, but my face won't be in it. I don't like the carry case, it doesn't have handles on top of the case, so I will switch it with another case I have. I think it will be good enough for occasional use. I don't think I'd recommend it to another professional. I won't be using it that often so I will have to update my review after I've had a chance to use it several times.