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Producing for domestic and commercial customers, Aachen Wellness is the UK’s largest manufacturer and installer of wellness solutions for leisure. Our Lancashire factory off ers UK made bespoke saunas and steam rooms, along with a wide range of treatment rooms such as, rasul mud rooms, dry salt rooms, ice stations, ice pedestals, tiled loungers and tiled foot spas for all types of leisure customers.


From concept to design, through manufacture and installation Aachen Wellness off er meticulous attention to detail, using quality materials together with highly skilled craftsmen, tillers, joiners and service engineers to present an end-to-end service second to none in the wellness market. Our design offi ces and factory have been producing saunas and steam rooms for nearly 20 years and so it is no surprise that Aachen Wellness products are provided to the UK’s best known spa resort facilities.


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