Aromatherapy Inhalation Room
Aromatherapy is the practice of using aromatic compounds from plants, flowers, resins and woods to promote psychological and physiological benefits. These scents may include;** cinnamon, eucalyptus, rosemary, pine, thyme or a multitude of other fragrances. Selections should be made on a regional basis and should promote the local culture when possible. Coordinate with a Discovery Well Being representative for additional information.
Locate the inhalation room adjacent to the wet lounge and positioned with other wet or relaxation amenities.
- Aromatherapy room construction varies depending upon the spa concept. Rooms may be tiled and infused with some steam or humidity, or a quiet furniture filled space.
- If a steam or humidity generator is used, provide vapor-proof construction following the criteria specified by local building code regulations and the steam installer.
- Provide comfortable, relaxing seating options.
- Rooms may include heated loungers, upholstered chaises, or lounge seating.
- Provide an aromatherapy dispensing system based on the construction and purpose of the room. Many different methods exist to diffuse aromas into a space and may include;
- A diffuser connected to the HVAC system.
- A diffuser integral with a steam or humidity generator.
- Candles
- A freestanding movable piece of equipment plugged into an outlet in the room.
- Coordinate the equipment and room construction with your representative.
- Include a focal feature within the room.
- Room temperatures may vary based on regional preferences. Cooler rooms may be appropriate for warm climates and warmer rooms may be more suitable to cooler climates.
- Locate controls and timers in back of house space to be controlled by the employees.
To be coordinated with designer
Inhalation Dispensing Equipment: Size the dispensing system for the room volume. Please consult with the manufacturer prior to purchasing the equipment. Provide the necessary electrical supply. Provide blocking within the partition for any wall mounted equipment.