The brief
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.
The engineering question is throughput. Forty users through a plunge in a day is a chiller decision; back-to-back sauna sessions is a duty-cycle decision. Both are sized from your peak hour, not your average.
We design the sequence — heat, cold, shower — so the room works as a circuit rather than three separate machines.
A worked example
A performance recovery zone, Lalitpur
Indicative figures from the kind of project this page describes — the shape of the answer you get from us, before any equipment is named.
- Area
- 38 m²
- Systems
- 8-person sauna, twin plunge, 2 showers
- Throughput
- 18 members per hour at peak
- Electrical load
- 16 kW peak
- Programme
- 9 weeks
Packages for gyms & clubs
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Revival Contrast
Sauna, cold plunge and shower placed as a circuit — the Himalayan Contrast protocol, built.
- —Commercial-duty sauna
- —Insulated cold plunge with remote chiller
- —Cold and warm shower
- —Circuit layout and signage
- —Installation, commissioning and staff training
Price on request
10–14 weeks
How the work runs
- 01
Design
Survey, concept, layout, sizing and drawings.
- 02
Supply
Equipment, procurement, customs and delivery to site.
- 03
Build
Installation and integration with electrical and plumbing.
- 04
Commission
Testing, balancing, handover and training.
- 05
Care
Maintenance, spares and support for the life of the system.
Questions
- How cold does a members' plunge need to be?
- 8–12 °C suits most memberships. Below 6 °C usage drops and the chiller runs near-continuous, which costs more than the benefit.
Recovery engineered for performance.
Tell us the space and what you want to happen in it. We will come back with a concept and a system list.