Stand up vs Lay down

[daredvl_edm]

Originally Posted by Din

Recommended room side for a big VHR is 9x9 but you can fit them in an 8x8

HP i recommend a 12x12 but you can fit it in a 10x10.

What are your room sizes?

my room sizes are 9x9, with the one being 12 x 12.

[Din]

9x9 are big enough for big VHR like even Sungate, S-Class.....no worries. You can even fit Leonardo HP beds in the 9x9 rooms

They are good size

The 12x12 is perfect for an HP.

You have perfect dimensions....no worries.

[SandiGirl]

Easy peasy!

[daredvl_edm]

Originally Posted by Din

9x9 are big enough for big VHR like even Sungate, S-Class.....no worries. You can even fit Leonardo HP beds in the 9x9 rooms

They are good size

The 12x12 is perfect for an HP.

You have perfect dimensions....no worries.

I measured the 2 rooms I am considering upgrading the beds for and they are measuring at 7x9. :-( Either i knock down a wall now, or buy a smaller bed.

[SandiGirl]

You'd still be able to fit a 38 - 44 VHR in there.

[Din]

So are they NOT 9x9?

Or do you have 9x9 and 7x9?

Base beds go in 7x9
VHR's in the 9x9
HP in the 12x12

[SandiGirl]

The ones he was going to replace are in 7x9.

[SandiGirl]

IF you do have ones that are 9x9, just do some juggling.

[daredvl_edm]

Originally Posted by Din

So are they NOT 9x9?

Or do you have 9x9 and 7x9?

Base beds go in 7x9
VHR's in the 9x9
HP in the 12x12

I have one room 12x12 which is where my HP will go.

Right now my base beds - 30 lamps, and 35 lamps are in the 7x9. The door is right beside the bed, so having a wider bed isn't much of an option. My one hex is in the 12x12, and the other hex is in the 9x9. I mean, i could combine the one room, not wanting too however, to make for one room so I could get a VHR 50 lamp in their. ARGH!!!!!!!!

[Din]

you said you have 6 rooms.

Please specify the dimensions and the amount of rooms in that dimension. I'm lost here as to what you have now and how many.

Room 1 -
Room 2 -
Room 3 -
Room 4 -
Room 5 -
Room 6 -

It doesn't matter what equipment is in what right room now...what matters is what the room dimensions are. Beds can be moved around.....that's no big deal

[daredvl_edm]

Originally Posted by Din

you said you have 6 rooms.

Please specify the dimensions and the amount of rooms in that dimension. I'm lost here as to what you have now and how many.

Room 1 -
Room 2 -
Room 3 -
Room 4 -
Room 5 -
Room 6 -

It doesn't matter what equipment is in what right room now...what matters is what the room dimensions are. Beds can be moved around.....that's no big deal

Rm 1 - 9x9
rm 2 - 5 - 7x9
rm 6 - 12x12

Yes I thought of rejuggling, but then rewiring comes into play, and the moving the beds. I am no electrician. So yes i could move my stand up in rm 1 into rm 2 and put a VHR in rm 1. This I have thought of.

[W8INLINE]

Room 1 - 9x9 - Big VHR
Room 2 - 7x9 - Standup
Room 3 - 7x9 - Formostar
Room 4 - 7x9 - Base bed
Room 5 - 7x9 - Base Bed
Room 6 - 12x12 - HP

[Din]

^^^ Best setup ^^^

You can also fit a Spray Booth in a 7x9 room.

And you should keep the 35lamp with facials as the base in those rooms and dump the 30lamp beds off. Charge a good price for the 35lamp bed....like $12/session...not no $5.00 tans.

You can also see if you can get a standup with a built in changeroom attached and put that in the front lobby or back area somewhere and not occupy a room.

Big VHR will come in at the $18-$20 range

and HP at $35-40

Formostar at $80 or Spray at the same as HP at $35-$40

[daredvl_edm]

k, tell me on ur though

Rm 1 - 50 lamps 200 W stand up
rm 2 - 40 lamps 140 W
rm 3 - 35 lamps 100 W
rm 4 - 35 lamps 100 W
rm 5 - 30 lamps 100 W
rm 6 - HP

Changing everything into points and away i go.

Feedback please!!!!!!!!

[daredvl_edm]

yes and thats thoughts......

[W8INLINE]

9x9 room for a standup is a waste in my opinion....even if it's a hp standup

[SandiGirl]

No.

[daredvl_edm]

Originally Posted by SandiGirl

No.

No?????? Huh????

[SandiGirl]

That's my thought.

[Rob]

I would put any standup in the 7x9 room.

I would save my bigger rooms for bigger laydown units.