Hairdresser Rent-A-Chair Agreement
A Rent-A-Chair Agreement is an arrangement between a salon and a self-employed hairdresser, whereby the salon allows for the hairdresser to use the salon’s equipment and to operate within the salon’s premises.
Last updated October 24, 2025
Suitable for Australia


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Frequently asked questions
What does a Rent-A-Chair Agreement cover?
- The term of the arrangement.
- The rights and obligations of the salon and the independent contractor.
- Information regarding what the independent contractor is permitted to use within the salon for the duration of the agreement.
- The independent contractor’s contribution to the salon’s utilities.
- The payment arrangement for the payment of rent by the independent contractor.
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The Legal Risk Score of a Hairdresser Rent-A-Chair Agreement Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- The agreement does not offer exclusive possession of the premises to the licensee, which means they must share the space potentially affecting their business operations and privacy.
- The licensor retains the right to adjust the terms regarding additional days or hours of operation, which could limit the licensee's ability to expand or adjust their business hours as needed.
- The licensee is responsible for all expenses and insurances related to their business, which could lead to unforeseen financial burdens if not carefully managed.








