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TOP SELLER EQUIPMENT LAUNCH The Lounger Two, Sommerhuber


The bed The Lounger Two was launched in 2010 at Interbad in Germany. The bed has been designed to relax the whole body and specifically the nervous system by incorporating ceramic heat radiation which is delivered in the healthy infra-red range. What makes it stand out? Lounger Two has a floating design with a velvety-soft surface and an anatomically shaped form


which is is both soothing to the body and pleasing to the eye. Other key features The other key features are its unusual and modern design and excellent hygiene, as there are very few joints. Lounger Two can be installed in three ways: head and foot freestanding, foot freestanding or head and foot mounted. It’s available in 19 glazes.


SPAVITAL massage bed, KLAFS


The bed The Klafs massage bed is an all-rounder. It can be used for dry and wet massage and is just as suitable for Reiki treatment as for LaStone therapy or reflexology. If the masseur in the hammam offers a traditional soap-and-brush massage then the bed’s integrated lather maker can supply the lather quickly at the touch of a button.


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Sanctuary Collection Relaxation Lounger


The bed The Sanctuary Collection Relaxation Lounge from Clodagh, by Oakworks. What makes it stand out? The bed provides high levels


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of comfort with a design that blends modern lines with handcrafted detail. Comfort is achieved by providing a mix of soft padding (4” or 6”) and Oakworks UltraTouch type upholstery. The table has a standard Flex Top which is fully electric and operates by use of a hand control and/or an optional foot control. Other key features Unique customisation


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can be achieved by varying the wood stain and matching upholstery colors to harmonise the bed with the spa’s decor. The system can be enhanced with the addition of an optional Mini-Console and Reading Lamp as shown in the photo. This equipment will provide the ultimate experience for those who use it, and adds more amenities to the relaxation room.


The heated surface also has a head recess which allows oil to run off during Ayurvedic forehead oil affusions, while the slight incline of the bed makes it comfortable to lie on and directs the downward flow of water or mud and packs when they’re rinsed off with the shower head. The SPAVITAL is automatically height- adjustable and can be lowered far enough to make it easy to get onto, as well as adapting to the therapist’s working height. It comes complete with fittings that are co-ordinated with the design, and has integrated thermostats which regulate the temperature to the exact degree required. What makes it stand out? Along with the features mentioned, the design is unique because it can be adapted to its surroundings. This means spas don’t need to compromise on technical features while enjoying owning a designer bed which improves the look of their wellness area. Despite the versatility of functions, the bed is simple to use and many clients enjoy the fact that due to the lather, they’re able offer a hammam treatment without having to educate a hammam specialist.


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