Water Massage System

A water massage system is a jet set into the wall of a pool, spa or plunge pool that delivers a broad, directed stream of water against the body. You stand or sit in front of it: the jet does the work, so unlike a massage bench there is nothing to lie on and nothing to book. It is the same principle as the hydrotherapy jets we fit into rehabilitation pools, in a form that suits a wellness area rather than a clinical one.

What it does

• Releases tension across the neck, shoulders and lower back — the areas a standing jet reaches best
• Works the legs and calves at a lower jet position, which suits anyone on their feet all day
• Warm water and pressure together, so muscles are relaxed before they are worked on
• Supported by the water, so the joints carry very little load during the massage

Where it goes

Most often into one wall of a jacuzzi or a plunge pool, or into a dedicated bay along the side of a swimming pool where there is standing depth. In a hotel or a club spa it gives the wet area something to do beyond soaking, and it needs no attendant. The jet is plumbed into its own pump circuit, so it runs on demand rather than whenever the pool is filtering.

What we supply

• The jet body, face plate and air control, in finishes that match the pool fittings
• The pump, pipework and electrical work behind the wall, sized to the jet
• Positioning set out at design stage — height and angle decide what the massage actually reaches
• Retro-fitting into an existing pool or spa wall where the structure allows it

It pairs naturally with the rest of a wellness area: a jacuzzi for soaking, a sauna or steam bath for heat, and the massage jet for the part that neither of those does. Tell us the room and the water you already have, and we will tell you what it can take.