MLO Barbershop — Premium Hair Salon Interior for FiveM & GTA 5 2026

MLO Barbershop — High-Quality Hair Salon Interior

This MLO Barbershop adds a fully detailed, walkable hair salon interior to GTA 5 and FiveM servers. MLO (Map Loader Object) interiors replace the blocked-off building shells in the game world with fully realized 3D spaces you can enter and explore. This barbershop features a premium design with multiple barber chairs, waiting area, product displays, and realistic salon equipment — making it perfect for FiveM roleplay servers that need a functional barbershop location.

Interior Details

The barbershop interior includes: multiple barber stations with adjustable chairs, mirrors, and tool setups; a reception area with a front desk and appointment book; a waiting lounge with comfortable seating and magazines; product shelves stocked with hair care items; wash stations with reclining chairs; and a back room for storage and staff breaks. The textures are high-resolution with proper PBR materials for realistic lighting in all conditions.

FiveM Integration

For FiveM servers, this MLO integrates seamlessly with popular barber scripts that allow players to customize hairstyles and facial hair. The interior includes predefined interaction points compatible with ESX, QBCore, and standalone barber resources. Server owners can configure the MLO to replace any existing barber location on the map or place it at a custom position.

Installation

For FiveM: Add the resource folder to your server's resources directory and add ensure mlo_barbershop to your server.cfg. For singleplayer: Install using OpenIV into your mods folder. The MLO requires a custom gameconfig with increased map data limits if you're running multiple MLO interiors simultaneously.

Technical Specifications

Optimized for performance with efficient polygon counts and LOD (Level of Detail) systems. Properly configured collision meshes ensure smooth character movement throughout the interior. The MLO uses custom light probes for accurate indoor lighting that responds to the game's day-night cycle through windows and glass doors.