Red Light Therapy Stand Options: Floor, Electric & Ceiling Hoist | LEREDD

If you already own a red light therapy panel, or you're weighing one up, the stand you pair it with matters almost as much as the panel itself. A great panel mounted the wrong way, at the wrong height, or in a spot that gets in the way of daily life, will get used less and less over time. The right stand does the opposite. It removes friction, so treatment becomes something you actually stick with.

There isn't a single "best" stand. There's a best stand for your space, your body, and how you like to treat. Below we've broken down the full range of options, from the simplest fixed stand through to our world-first electric ceiling hoist, along with honest pros and cons for each.

Stand Options at a Glance

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1. Fixed Base Stands

The entry point for most red light therapy users. A fixed base stand holds your panel upright at a set position, so you stand or sit in front of it for your session.

Pros

• Simple, sturdy and reliable, with no moving parts to worry about
• The most affordable stand option
• Straightforward to assemble and get treating quickly
• Standard inclusion with Biohax series panels

Cons

• Vertical treatment only, so you need to stand or sit in front of the panel
• No wheels, so once it's positioned it's harder to move around
• Limited flexibility if you want to treat different body areas or angles

Best for: People who have a dedicated spot for treatment and want a no-fuss, budget-friendly setup for standing or seated sessions.

2. Wheeled Base Stands

Various styles with castor wheels added to the base.

Pros

• Same reliability and simplicity as the fixed base version
• Can be rolled between rooms or moved out of the way when not in use
• Still an accessible price point (noting some Biohax models include as part of the offer) for those wanting more flexibility than a fixed stand

Cons

• Still vertical treatment only, so no lying down or angled positioning
• Wheels add convenience but not treatment versatility

Best for: Anyone who wants the simplicity of a fixed stand but needs to move the panel between rooms or store it out of sight. They also add a little extra height to the overall panel.

3. Manual Adjustable Stands

This is where things open up. Our Dual Horizontal Vertical Mobile Stand sits on a wheeled H-frame base and allows the panel itself to pivot between a vertical axis and a horizontal axis, so you can treat standing up or lying down, all adjusted manually by hand rather than remote.

• Dual orientation, supporting both horizontal and vertical panel positioning
• Height adjustable across 5 settings, from 95cm to 1.35m, with an extender pole available if you need additional height
• 4 caster wheels that can be locked for stability or removed entirely to convert it into a fixed stand
• Load capacity of up to 40kg, compatible with Leredd PRO and BIOHAX-series panels
• Weight: 16.3kg, dimensions 88 x 49 x 20cm

Pros

• Genuine versatility between vertical and horizontal positioning
• 5 height settings plus an extender pole option gives more range than a fixed or wheeled base stand
• Wheeled base makes repositioning easy, and the wheels can be removed if you'd rather have a permanently fixed footprint
• No batteries, remotes or electronics involved, so it's a straightforward mechanical adjustment and one less thing to charge or pair
• Solid 40kg load capacity across the PRO and BIOHAX panel range

Cons

• Adjustments are manual, so you're physically shifting and locking the panel each time you change position or angle
• No remote control, so height changes mean stepping away from your treatment position briefly

Best for: Users who want genuine standing and lying-down flexibility, with a strong load capacity, but don't need remote-controlled adjustment.

2 x LEREDD red light therapy BIOHAX Panels mounted on the wheeled stand in horizontal position.

4. Electric Stands (Single Arm and Double Arm)

The next step up replaces manual repositioning with a wire-free remote control, giving you full control over height and angle, from fully vertical to fully horizontal and everywhere in between.

We offer this in two configurations:

Single Arm Electric Stand

Purpose-built for our BIOHAX Modular 324 and M3 432 series panels. This is a fully electric stand with wire-free remote height adjustment, four lockable castor wheels for easy repositioning, and support for both horizontal and vertical positioning.

• Height adjustable from 88cm to 1.4m at the stand, reaching approximately 1.64m of overall vertical height once a panel is attached
• Maximum load capacity of 20kg
• Weight: 9kg

Double Arm Electric Stand

Built on a similar electric, remote-controlled foundation as the single arm version, but with a dual-arm design and a wider base that provides a broader, more stable footprint. This is the option for heavier panels, dual panel setups, or clinics that want the sturdiest possible mount for daily use.

• Height adjustable from 1.0m to 1.6m at the stand, reaching approximately 1.84m of overall vertical height once a panel is attached
• Controls available directly on the stand as well as via wire-free remote
• Maximum load capacity of 50kg, built for the BIOHAX M3 432, M2 648 and the Modular BIOHAX 324 (including two panels run together)
• Weight: 9kg

Pros

• True vertical, horizontal and any-angle-between flexibility, controlled remotely or directly on the stand
• Lockable castor wheels for stability during use and easy movement between sessions
• Significantly higher load capacity than the single arm stand, enough for dual panel BIOHAX setups
• Wider, more stable footprint suited to heavier, larger panels

Cons

• Higher investment than fixed, wheeled or manual stands
• Still occupies floor space, which matters in smaller treatment rooms or bedrooms
• Double arm version has a larger footprint than the single arm stand, so it needs a bit more room to manoeuvre

Best for: Anyone who wants full positioning freedom for treating different body areas, without compromising on stability, and who has the floor space to accommodate a stand.

5. Electric Ceiling Hoist

For clients who don't have the floor space for a stand, or simply want the cleanest possible setup, this is our flagship solution and a genuine world-first for the light therapy industry. The Leredd Electric Ceiling Hoist attaches to your ceiling joists and lets you raise, lower and reposition your panel via remote control, without any stand taking up room below.

Pros

• Frees up all floor space, ideal for smaller rooms, clinics or multi-purpose spaces
• Supports both horizontal and vertical treatment positions
• Fully remote controlled, whisper quiet, and includes a built-in 18W dimmable LED light
• Substantial load capacity of up to 35kg, enough to comfortably run two BIOHAX 432 panels
• Built-in auto safety stop if it meets an obstruction on the way down
• Available in White to match your space
• Australian designed and engineered, built for both home and clinical environments

Cons

• Requires professional installation into ceiling joists by a licensed trade professional or experienced handy-person
• Made to order, with a 4 to 5 week lead time
• Minimum panel-to-body distance is approximately 1.5m from ceiling height once connected, though optional longer drop hooks can bring the panel lower if needed
• Higher upfront cost than floor-based stands, reflecting the engineering and installation involved

Best for: Home studios, clinics, and treatment rooms where floor space is limited or where you want an uncluttered, premium finish. Also ideal for anyone treating from a massage table or lying position who wants the panel positioned directly overhead.

How to Choose the Right Stand for You

A few questions worth asking yourself before you decide:

Do you mostly treat standing or seated, in one spot? A fixed or wheeled base stand will likely cover everything you need.

Do you want to switch between standing and lying down treatments? Look at the manual or electric stands, which allow horizontal positioning.

Are you treating a range of areas or using heavier panels? The double arm electric stand gives you the stability and load capacity for that.

Is floor space tight, or do you want a completely clutter-free room? The electric ceiling hoist solves this by taking the panel out of your floor space entirely, while still giving you full vertical and horizontal control.

Are you setting up a clinic space used by multiple practitioners or clients? The ceiling hoist and electric stands both offer quick, repeatable positioning without manual guesswork, which matters when consistency across sessions counts.

Final Thoughts

There's no wrong answer here, only the right stand for how and where you actually treat. If you're just getting started with a single panel and a dedicated corner of a room, a fixed or wheeled stand will serve you well. If you want the flexibility to treat lying down as well as standing, step up to a manual or electric stand. And if floor space is at a premium, or you simply want the cleanest, most professional-looking setup possible, the Electric Ceiling Hoist is designed exactly for that.

If you're not sure which option suits your space, get in touch with our team and we can talk through your room, your panel, and how you like to treat.