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Bells ring out for ITW reveals waterbed capsule
New from ITW Waterbeds is Concoon – an encapsulated 32˚C system which gives the user a feeling of weightlessness and tranquility. According to ITW, back pain and general aches are relieved. Undisturbed by external influences, an integrated light
therapy system ensures further relaxation. Additionally, an integrated sound system offers different acoustic options – a special subwoofer transmits the sound through the water mattress to the user’s torso.
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Gloster side tables Gloster, which makes traditional and contemporary outdoor furniture, has created a small side table made from joining two bells together. The Bells tables form an elegant shape, and are made from aluminium and teak, with the teak elements featuring a buffed finish. Available in four colours – white, black, light blue and orange.
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Treatment room kits from BC Softwear
Relaxing ceramics from Sommerhuber
Sommerhuber has combined the gentle ceramic heat and traditional hammam treatments in its latest product. The Hammam Oval bed has been designed with soft lying surfaces to foster a sense of
deep relaxation. The ceramic is heated via infrared technology which, Sommerhuber says, boosts circulation, dissolves muscle tension and enhances the immune system.
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The treatment bed makeover kits by BC Softwear have been put together to help spas to create a new look while reducing room turnover times and laundry levels. The kits are available in Gold, Silver, and Bronze editions and include pure Egyptian cotton 650gsm luxury towels for professional use. Separately, the company has launched its ‘super deluxe’ Monaco – a 770gsm towel of “exceptional quality” for the most luxurious spas and hotels.
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