Wellness Center

Showers for the wellness circuit

In a wellness centre the shower is not only the rinse: it is part of the circuit, and the 2 products in this category answer two different purposes. The Scottish shower, at € 915, provides thermal contrast after a sauna or Turkish bath. The Emotional shower BL-DE0, at € 3.636, is an experience in itself, with programmed jets, light and aromas.

The Scottish shower: hot and cold contrast

The principle is rapid alternation between hot and cold water, the traditional close to a sauna session. The vasodilation produced by the heat is interrupted abruptly by the cold, and that alternation is what gives the toning sensation at the end of the circuit. In a professional installation the Scottish shower sits between the sauna and the rest area: that is the position that makes the circuit coherent. The footprint is compact at 23 × 40 cm, because it is the control unit and the nozzles, not a cabin.

The emotional shower: water, light and aroma

The logic here is the opposite: not contrast but a guided sequence. The emotional shower combines jets at variable intensity, chromotherapy and essence diffusion following preset programmes, for a defined duration. It does not close a circuit, it constitutes one: whoever steps in completes a full session. It is the product found in hotel spas and wellness centres where space allows a dedicated station.

What installation requires

Both need hot and cold water connections, a drain and an electrical supply, and should be connected by qualified personnel: the emotional shower in particular has an electronic control component. For commercial use in guest accommodation the local regulatory requirements also need checking, as they vary by region and type of premises. Water flow sizing should be assessed against the existing system, especially where there is more than one station.

Frequently asked questions about wellness centre showers

What is the difference between a Scottish and an emotional shower? The Scottish shower provides thermal contrast, alternating hot and cold to close a sauna session. The emotional shower is a programmed sequence of jets, light and aromas, and is a standalone experience.

Are they suitable for domestic use? Technically yes, if the connections and the space are there. They are designed for the wellness circuit of a facility, though, where they fit into a sequence of sauna, Turkish bath and rest area.

Is building work required? It depends on the existing installation. Water and electrical connections have to reach the station: if they are not there, the work concerns the installation rather than the product.

Can they be combined with a sauna and Turkish bath? Yes, that is the intended use. The Scottish shower in particular makes sense precisely in that circuit: thermal contrast works after heat.