Treatment room in bedroom

[LindaC]

im sort of kitting out a bedroom in a friends house to use as a treatment room and am wondering how best to do this...I dont have a lot of cash and have got a few things...but am looking for a cheap small table for nails...and some shelving...any ideas

thanks
LindaC xx

 

[pure]

Ikea are always good for cheap furniture and you can sometimes get good used stuff on eBay too.

 

[nailzandbeauty]

Argos have some good shelving thats where iv got mine from.Im having the same problem the smallest table iv found up to now as been a Rem and one from Ellisons as standerd nail tables,but you could get a mobile table as they are only small but not very sturdy jmo but up to you.Good luck.... x iv got a table coming that i won on ebay its comes tomorow so hope it fits in i will put pics of it when iv sorted it all out for you to see.

 

[xbarbigirlx]

Hi hi

I won my nail table on for $175 and pick it up tomorrow to YAY. I also bought my waxing table for $100 on ebay. Alot of my stuff I picked up from ebay, even my wax pot.

xoxox.

 

[Lemmonie]

I got a mobile nail table for £30 and a mobile massage table for £50 on ebay and mumsnet!
Im doing the same setting up in a spare bedroom and I have used a couple of bookshelevs to display retail items and to house towels etc

 

[jenny2]

Hi hun, i think your best bet would be ebay, u really can get some good deals on there.
Just remember though hun, to keep the bedroom predominatly a bedroom, or u will be stung with business rates chic . good luck:hug:

 

[Lemmonie]

Hi hun, i think your best bet would be ebay, u really can get some good deals on there.
Just remember though hun, to keep the bedroom predominatly a bedroom, or u will be stung with business rates chic . good luck:hug:

Not necersaily so. You need to check with your local council. I for example dont have to buy business rates, neither do i need planning permission.

 

[jeanettes]

Hi,
Just in case it is of any help - I was told by my local council that business rates wouldn't apply so long as there were no advertising boards on the property and I would have no more than 5 clients a week (I also rent a room elsewhere).
I do have difficulty finding home insurance though - many companies don't want to know. Apparently their line of thought is that you may say you lost an item as it had been taking by a visiting client (this line of thought had never occurred to me as I am too honest to originally think of such a thing).
Good luck with your venture.
JES