Stainless steel cooling pool for your wellness and other products
Would you like a cooling pool for your wellness centre? What are the purchasing options and other cooling methods available?
A cooling pool is one of the most important features in any wellness area, whether small or large and with or without saunas. When choosing one, it is important to consider the available space, as well as the pool’s aesthetic appeal and practical functionality. Using quality materials such as stainless steel gives the cooling pool a luxurious look and enhances the overall spa experience. It is also important to ensure the pool is easily accessible and comfortable for all visitors.
The effects of the cooling pool
Quickly cooling down after each sauna cycle is an essential part of the process. The cooling pool provides immediate and intense cooling of the whole body. This helps to eliminate toxins that have accumulated during the sauna session. Sudden immersion in cold water causes the capillaries to contract, facilitating the removal of waste substances from the body. Using a cooling pool will boost your circulatory system, relax your clients and boost their immune system, contributing to a feeling of relaxation and vitality.
Types and options of cooling pools
The construction of a cooling pool is often more challenging, but the result is well worth it. Cooling pools can be vertical or horizontal. Vertical pools allow you to cool down while standing up, so it is important that they are deep enough (at least 1.5 metres) to enable visitors to submerge themselves completely. This type of pool uses less space.
Another classification is into filtration pools and cooling pools. Filtration pools require the use of standard pool chemicals and regular maintenance of the standing water. Wellness centres require stainless steel overflow pools with filtration systems that meet European standards.
Stainless steel cooling pool
Stainless steel cooling pools can be either overflow or skimmer. They are an ideal choice for indoor and outdoor areas. Modern technology enables automatic filtration and maintenance of an optimal water temperature.
Stainless steel cooling pools can be equipped with one or more stainless steel ladders with non-slip surfaces and handles. As well as being functional, cooling pools can also be aesthetically pleasing, for example thanks to coloured backlighting that creates a unique atmosphere. Blue lights are particularly well suited to stainless steel cooling pools as they enhance their elegant appearance.
Modern cooling methods for wellness centres
A cooling pool is not the only way to cool down after a sauna session. Other modern alternatives include:
LED water well: This allows for localised cooling with ice crystals that stimulate the circulatory system while exfoliating the skin. Ice is also often used during sauna rituals, such as placing it behind the neck to enable participants to stay in the sauna for longer.
Water mist showers: This gentle cooling method provides refreshment with tiny water droplets. This type of shower is ideal for individuals with sensitive skin who prefer a gradual cooling process.
Ice maker and ice room. The ice room is a special room designed for cooling. Visitors are cooled by snow.
The cooling tunnel provides intensive cooling through jets that cool the whole body evenly. The tunnel promotes regeneration, activates the circulatory system, and restores balance to the body.
Cooling buckets: They provide intense and immediate cooling, which experienced sauna enthusiasts especially appreciate for its stronger stimulation.
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