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hairdressing chair omega lyra black

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hairdressing chair omega lyra blackOmega is a brand of hairdressing and barbering equipment, specialising in furniture for professional salons. Its functional and stylish solutions are designed with the day to day work of stylists and barbers in mind. The brands products combine robust construction, ergonomics and a versatile design that fits seamlessly into a variety of salon interiors. A minimalist hairdressing chair with a light form The Omega Lyra hairdressing chair combines

Omega is a brand of hairdressing and barbering equipment, specialising in furniture for professional salons. Its functional and stylish solutions are designed with the day-to-day work of stylists and barbers in mind. The brand’s products combine robust construction, ergonomics and a versatile design that fits seamlessly into a variety of salon interiors.

A minimalist hairdressing chair with a light form

The Omega Lyra hairdressing chair combines minimalist design with the functionality essential for everyday work. The distinctive open space between the seat and the backrest lends the structure a sense of visual lightness and emphasises the model’s modern style. The hydraulic lift allows for smooth height adjustment, whilst the matching footrest provides comfortable support for the feet during treatments. The model fits perfectly into the design of modern and elegant hairdressing salon interiors.

Efficiency, durability and comfort

The hydraulic lift allows for smooth adjustment of the seat height within a range of 46–56 cm, even whilst the chair is in use. This solution promotes ergonomic working, allowing the position to be easily adjusted to suit both the client’s and the hairdresser’s height. The profiled backrest provides stable back support and a comfortable sitting position, which is particularly important during longer treatments. The matching footrest provides stable support for the user’s feet, enhancing seating comfort.

Well-thought-out solutions

The profiled seat and ergonomic, upholstered armrests support the client’s natural posture, ensuring stable support and comfort. The open space between the seat and the backrest makes it easier to keep the workstation clean , allowing for the quick removal of hair. The full-rotation mechanism increases freedom of movement, making it easier to perform treatments from different sides of the chair. The stable base ensures safety and secure support during daily use.

Modern elegance with a professional touch

The model stands out with its minimalist design inspired by modern style. The upholstery, made of high-quality synthetic leather in classic black, gives the chair an elegant look, whilst its surface is moisture-resistant and easy to keep clean. The base and metal footrest emphasise the chair’s modern character, creating a cohesive and aesthetic form that blends well with a variety of hairdressing and barber salon interiors.

Detailed dimensions are shown in the last photo. Product dimensions may vary slightly from those shown by ± 2 cm.
Included: seat , cylinder with base.

Specifications:
Lift: hydraulic
Base: round
Upholstery material: synthetic leather
Upholstery colour: shades of black
Base colour: shades of silver

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