Chair and Room Rental Agreement

A licence for a self-employed stylist, barber or therapist to rent a chair or treatment room in your salon – built to protect self-employed status.

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Beauty, wellness & clinics

Chair and Room Rental Agreement

About this document

What it’s for

A licence agreement letting a self-employed hairdresser, barber, nail technician or therapist rent a chair, station or treatment room in your salon for a fixed fee, while running their own separate business. It is written as a licence (not a lease), and it is structured to support genuine self-employment.

When to use it

  • When a renter pays you a fixed weekly or monthly fee and keeps their own takings
  • For chair rental, nail stations, lash/brow beds or private treatment rooms
  • Not where you set the prices, take the bookings and pay a commission – use the Self-Employed Therapist Agreement in this pack instead

What’s inside

The document is laid out in the sections below. Each one comes with a plain-English guidance note explaining what it does and what to change.

  1. Definitions and interpretation
  2. Grant of licence
  3. Licence Period
  4. Licence Fee, deposit and VAT
  5. Facilities included
  6. The Renter’s independent business
  7. Clients, bookings and marketing
  8. Use of the Premises and House Rules
  9. Qualifications, licensing and compliance
  10. Insurance
  11. Equipment and products
  12. Payments taken by the Salon Owner on the Renter’s behalf
  13. Data protection and confidentiality
  14. Liability and indemnity
  15. Termination
  16. What happens when this agreement ends
  17. Notices
  18. General
  19. Governing law and disputes

Also included

  • Safety and hygiene
  • Shared spaces
  • Security
  • Conduct

How to complete it

  • Complete Schedule 1 (licence details) and Schedule 2 (what the fee includes)
  • Adapt the House Rules in Schedule 3 to your salon
  • Check the VAT and business rates guidance notes with your accountant before you fix the fee
  • Collect copies of the renter’s insurance, qualifications and any licence before day one

Key points to check

  • How the arrangement works in practice matters more than the label – review Schedule 4 every year
  • Chair rental for hairdressing is normally standard-rated for VAT if you are VAT-registered

Our templates are professionally structured starting points for UK businesses, not legal advice. For anything complex, unusual or high-value, have your final version checked by a solicitor.

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