Solutions
The same engineering, scaled to the space.
A home wellness room and a resort spa share almost no constraints. What they share is the way we work: understand the space, size the systems against it, then build.

Home Wellness
Your private wellness environment.
A home wellness room is not a smaller hotel spa. It is used by two or three people, most often in the evening, and it has to sit inside a house that was designed for something else.
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Hotels & Resorts
Turn wellness into a reason to book the room.
A hotel spa earns its floor area twice: once from guests who pay for treatments, and once from guests who chose the property because of it. Both depend on the facility being open, which makes uptime the design brief.
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Gyms & Clubs
Recovery engineered for performance.
Recovery is the fastest-growing reason people renew a gym membership, and the hardest amenity to run badly without members noticing. A plunge that sits at 16 °C on a Saturday afternoon is worse than no plunge.
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Developers
Wellness amenities that hold their value.
An amenity only adds value while it works. A shared sauna that is out of service in year three costs more in resident complaints than it ever added to the sales brochure.
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Architects & Designers
Specify with confidence.
You need dimensions, loads, clearances and a specification clause you can put in a tender document — not a brochure. All of it is published on this site and in the professionals library.
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Build your wellness space.
Tell us the room. We will tell you what is possible.