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Paris-based spa manufacturer Vital Tech has used its research on far infrared rays and its benefits to the body to design a compact, folding sauna-bed for hotels and small spas.
The Nomad sauna bed uses infrared technology to create a cocoon of heat around the user, with four carbon panel heating zones (back, chest, legs and feet) and underneath, a heated mattress.
Designed to accommodate all body types, operators can use the Nomad to offer a personalised, in-room sauna with 36 programmes to choose from, including relaxation, weight loss and cell regeneration, and operators have the option to create tailored protocols.
Manoeuvrable on a wheeled trolley, the bed’s small footprint measures 115cm x 130cm x 73 cm closed and can be moved and operated by a single person.
It takes seven minutes, without preheating, to reach sauna temperature and includes a compartment underneath for housing towels care products.
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