PRODUCT FOCUS
TREATMENT AND RELAXATION BEDS PART TWO
SHOWCASE
PRO3 treatment couch, Plinth 2000
The bed: The PRO3 is a best seller for Plinth 2000, which supplies around 1,000 of them to spa and salon operators across the world each year. Designed and manufactured in the UK, the original model was launched in 2005 and since then has been the choice of operators such as Hilton. What makes it stand out? According to Plinth, the number one comment from operators is that the PRO3 is a durable treatment couch, which has been designed to withstand up to 20 years of continuous use. Its comfort and versatility are also key selling points.
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SHOWCASE Jouvence, Unbescheiden
The bed: Arriving on the scene in 2006, the Jouvence from Unbescheiden is popular with operators because it can be can be used both as massage table and a dry fl oatation system for body wraps. As with all equipment from Unbescheiden, the Jouvence has been built with high-tech specifi cation and has an elegant design. What makes it stand out? The surface of Jouvence can be adjusted to suit different treatments. For massages or body wraps, the user lies on a solid cushion of air. During the relaxation phase, the cushion
slowly releases air to lower the user lightly onto a heated water cushion. The feeling of fl oating helps to calm and relax the body, while the heat is intended to enhance blood circulation and open the skin’s pores to allow the wraps to deliver an optimal effect.
When the user is lifted again, the legs are supported and raised fi rst to stabilise and stimulate circulation. Other key features: The Jouvence bed features optional height adjustments to accommodate a range of treatments. The maximum height it goes up to is 90cm.
SPA-KIT.NET KEYWORD: UNBESCHEIDEN
2011 ARRIVAL
The Multifl ex range, Avalon Couches
2011 ARRIVAL Wet Table, Nilo
The bed: The Wet Table by Italian-based manufacturer, Nilo, made a fashionable entrance this April at Milan Design Week. What makes it stand out? The electronically adjustable table is ideal for a variety of treatments including wraps and scrubs – where products can be washed off with the incorporated shower hose – as well as oil and water based therapies. Lights around the edge of the table top create a chromatherapy effect and steam can be produced by attaching a hood. It comes with a specially designed, hygienic surface and choice of hard/soft mats. Other key features: Nilo embraces eco- friendly production and strives to produce equipment with a low environmental impact.
SPA-KIT.NET KEYWORD: NILO
The bed: Brought to market in March, the 2 Section treatment table is the latest addition to the Multifl ex range. The range, which also includes 3 and 5 Section tables, fi rst launched in 2007 and prioritises a comfortable guest and therapist position for all treatments. The tables are manufactured in the UK – and have been selected by some of the country’s most well known spas such as The Sanctuary and Pennyhill Park – but are available internationally. What makes it stand out? Avalon builds its equipment around the services and requirements of operators. The size/depth of the table can be altered according to the treatment and space in the room, while ample room is always provided for a therapists’ knees, legs and feet underneath. Using an electric system, the table can be lowered to 45cm for customers who may fi nd it diffi cult to
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climb, or raised to 99cm for the comfort of taller therapists while massaging. Each section features cushions which are available in different sizes and up to 30 colours. Memory foam cushions can also be provided. Other key features: According to Avalon, operator feedback on the Multifl ex range is that the tables are “strong, sturdy and comfortable… of high-quality and easy to operate”. It’s also been acknowledged for its aftercare services, where spare parts can be dispatched on the day of request.
SPA-KIT.NET KEYWORD: AVALON
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