Canopy tanning beds are a fraction of the cost of regular beds.

Canopy tanning beds are a great deal for someone who wants to set up their own personal tanning station at home. They are half a tanning bed - which requires that you tan one side, and then flip over and tan the other. One of the best features of these beds are the prices. Traditional models you would put in your home would run between $1,500 - $4,000. This little darling can be found for a fraction of that, and can even be found on a Froogle search online. Of course, there are more expensive models depending on accessories and features.

The SunQuest 2000 is a new model of this type of bed that is angled for full side-to-side tanning. It uses Wolff lamps and has a protective canopy grid, which allows more UV rays to reach your body. The combination results in more tanning power and a deeper tan. These beds come with a gas-shock hinge control on a computer-designed hydrolift component to allow you to move it to where you need it easily. Additionally, the Sunquesst bed comes with castors so it can be wheeled around to use or store when not in use. No special wiring or circuitry is required for these types of beds, which is an additional plus.

Tanning beds come in many shapes and sizes. This particular model is a great idea for someone who wants to tan at home, but doesn't want to spend a ton of money or doesn't have a lot of room. It's the perfect solution for tanning at home.