Red Light Therapy Stand Options: An Extensive Guide!

When buying a red light therapy stand, many options can be overwhelming. With years of experience testing, using, and reviewing red light therapy products, I've developed a deep understanding of practical applications and user needs.

In this guide, I'll discuss various stand options to help you find the best fit for your setup, requirements, and budget. I'll also share some low-cost alternatives that might make those expensive stands seem unnecessary.

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Affiliate Disclosure: I received a complimentary product to review. However, my receipt of the product did not influence the outcome of this review. I try to be as fair and critical as possible in any review, and this review reflects my genuine and honest opinion of the product. See how I test products.

🏆 Quick Answer: Which Red Light Therapy Stand Should You Buy?

The best stand depends on how you use your panel and where you have space. For standing treatments, the mobile rack and floor stands suit flexible setups and the wall mount suits a permanent one, while the motorized horizontal stand is my pick for lying-down sessions. All the stands I cover are from PlatinumLED, which has the widest range of mounting options.

Best for lying down: BioMax Motorized Horizontal Stand. Remote height adjustment, supports up to four panels and rotates upright for storage. Check the price
Best mobile stand: BioMax Mobile Rack Stand. Wheeled, holds up to three panels wide and two high, but no horizontal use. Check the price
Best permanent setup: BioMax Wall Mount Bracket. Affordable, stable and space-saving, but moving it means drilling new holes. Check the price
Best budget: Mobile Floor Stand. Compact and wheeled, but holds only one panel. Check the price

Check the BioMax Motorized Horizontal Stand Price

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Update (November 2026): This guide covers PlatinumLED stands only, and the prices below are from when I wrote it in early 2025. I haven't re-checked them or tested these stands with newer models, so confirm fit and price with PlatinumLED before buying. PlatinumLED's BioMax Pro Ultra won my 2026 lab test of 11 full-size panels, and it's the panel I'd look at first today. It had a 3-year warranty when I reviewed it. Stand prices below are from when I wrote this guide; check the brand's site for today's price.

Understanding Your Needs

Before diving into specific products, you need to determine your use case. Are you using a small tabletop device just for facial treatments? Do you run a clinic with multiple clients each day? Do you need a setup for standing treatments, or do you prefer to use your panels while lying down? Answering these questions will help you choose the right stand for your needs.

Three red light panel stand types: a floor stand, a wall mount bracket and a tall panel on a base

Why PlatinumLED Stands?

I've chosen to focus on the PlatinumLED stand lineup for two reasons.

First, this company offers the most extensive mounting options among red light therapy brands. Second, I am very familiar with their products—I've used most of these stands and have several in my setup.

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To remove bias, I aim to be as affiliated with as many light therapy companies as possible. If you purchase products through links in the article, I receive a small commission, which helps fund these reviews and helps you make informed decisions.

Breakdown Of Red Light Therapy Stands

BioMax Tabletop Stand

This compact stand is designed for smaller tabletop panels, typically those with 60 to 100 LEDs. It's an excellent choice for targeted treatments like facial or knee therapy.

White stand with a hinged mounting plate beside a black clamp

Priced at around $100 when I wrote this, it's a well-built, high-quality stand that complements PlatinumLED panels aesthetically. The stand allows for easy pivoting and positioning, making it convenient to use on a table or floor. However, it's not suitable for larger panels.

Man in a cap beside a PlatinumLED panel mounted on a tabletop stand, lit blue

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BioMax Mobile Rack Stand

The BioMax Mobile Rack Stand is a solid choice for a vertical setup. It's ideal for home users or commercial settings where wall mounting isn't an option.

This stand can accommodate up to three panels wide and two panels high, providing full-body coverage. Thanks to its wheels, it's an excellent option for those who want a mobile setup with easy storage. At $329 (at the time of writing), it's also a good value.

Two tall PlatinumLED panels on a wheeled mobile rack stand in a living room

This stand is perfect if you move your panel setup between rooms or want to adjust your therapy position without committing to a permanent installation. However, a key limitation is that this particular stand doesn't support horizontal treatments for lying down. If you need a stand for both standing and lying-down treatments, consider a horizontal stand instead.

Two white LED panels being assembled on a white stand in an unfinished room

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BioMax Non-Motorized Horizontal Stand

Designed for users who prefer to lie down during treatments, this stand can hold one or two panels above the body. It's adjustable in height but requires two people to make those adjustments. Priced at $329 at the time of writing, it offers a solid horizontal treatment solution.

Man in a maroon shirt adjusting a white horizontal stand beside a red light panel in a pink-lit room — PlatinumLED Horizontal Stands compared.

This stand is handy for those who suffer from back pain or muscle recovery issues, as lying down during treatment can be more comfortable than standing. The major drawback is the manual height adjustment. This can be cumbersome if you frequently switch between users or different height settings. However, if you're setting up a permanent home therapy station, it's a reliable and sturdy option.

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BioMax Motorized Horizontal Stand

For those who want an even better horizontal treatment experience, the BioMax Motorized Stand is the way to go. This stand supports up to four panels and allows for extensive coverage. It's motorized, meaning you can adjust the height with a remote control—a significant advantage over the non-motorized version.

Person lying on a treatment table under a horizontal red light panel mounted overhead

Though it's more expensive at $769 (at the time of writing), the convenience of easy height adjustments and enhanced coverage makes it a worthwhile investment. It's ideal for those who want a professional-grade setup at home or in a clinic. It also rotates into a vertical position for storage, making it a versatile choice for those with limited space.

White motorized stand holding a PlatinumLED panel against a whitewashed wood wall — My review of the BioMax Motorized Stand.

Mobile Floor Stand

A budget-friendly alternative at $139 (at the time of writing), the Mobile Floor Stand is a compact, wheeled stand designed for a single panel. This is great for small spaces, as it can be rolled away when unused. However, it only accommodates one panel, limiting its effectiveness for full-body treatments.

This stand works well if you only need red light therapy on a specific area—such as a knee, shoulder, or face. However, you may constantly reposition the panel for more extensive treatment areas, which can be inconvenient. You could skip this stand and save money if you don’t mind leaning your panel against a wall.

Person in a yoga pose on a mat beside a tall red light therapy panel in a bedroom

BioMax Wall Mount Bracket

The BioMax Wall Mount Bracket is an excellent choice for a fixed setup. I use this system, with four BioMax 900 panels mounted outside my sauna. Each bracket cost just $74 at the time of writing, making it one of the most affordable options.

Wall mount bracket with white knobs above a row of LED light panels

Wall-mounted setups provide a clean, space-saving solution but lack mobility. Once installed, moving them requires drilling new holes. If you have a dedicated therapy area and don’t plan on repositioning your panels often, this is an unbeatable option regarding stability and efficiency. Make sure your wall is sturdy enough to support the panels, as mounting on weak drywall could be problematic.

Man mounting a white PlatinumLED panel on a wooden wall with a drill

BioMax Desk Mount Arm Stand

This clamp-on arm stand, designed for smaller tabletop panels like the BioMax 450 or 300, provides exceptional flexibility. You can position your panel above your head, behind your back, or at various angles. At $149 (at the time of writing), it adds versatility to smaller setups.

Man in a black shirt assembling a metal desk-mount arm stand beside a PlatinumLED box

The most significant advantage of this stand is its ability to provide hands-free treatment at multiple angles. This arm mount is a fantastic option to direct light at different body parts without constantly adjusting a static stand. While more expensive than the basic tabletop stand, its ability to pivot and fold away makes it an appealing option for targeted treatments.

PlatinumLED panel on a black desk mount arm that pivots and folds away from the wall — My review of the desk arm stand.

Making the Right Choice

Ultimately, the best stand for you depends on your specific needs, available space, and budget.

If mobility and flexibility are your priorities, the mobile rack or floor stands are great choices. The wall mount bracket is ideal for a permanent, space-saving setup. The motorized stand is worth the extra investment for those who want the best horizontal treatment experience.

If you found this guide helpful, you can check out my video comparing the two horizontal stands for more insights into making the best decision for your setup.

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Alex's Bio

Alex Fergus wrote this article. Alex is the founder and head reviewer of Light Therapy Insiders and has tested and reviewed red light therapy devices since 2017. He measures the devices he reviews with a calibrated spectroradiometer, and in 2026 he had 11 popular panels independently measured at LightLab International (see how we test). He shares his testing with more than 90,000 subscribers on YouTube. Alex is also an ISSN Sports Nutrition Specialist, fitness professional and certified Superhuman Coach, and worked as a health coach and personal trainer for over a decade.

Red Light Therapy Stand Options: An Extensive Guide!

🏆 Quick Answer: Which Red Light Therapy Stand Should You Buy?

Understanding Your Needs

Why PlatinumLED Stands?