Aero Massage Lounger Chair is a stainless in‑pool lounger with an air massage system. It usually goes into the relaxation zone of a pool, SPA or small private wellness area, not into the main swim lane. Air is fed through a 90 mm PN‑10 PVC pipe and then released through the surface, so the user lies on a field of bubbles instead of hard water jets.
The idea is simple: gentle bubble contact along the back, waist and legs without high pressure. That works for most age groups, including people who do not like strong hydromassage or are in recovery. It is not marketed as a medical device; think of it as a comfortable relaxation point in the water route.
The lounger is made from AISI 316 stainless steel. This is the usual choice for pool and spa equipment that will see chlorinated water, salt water or mineral water, as long as the operator keeps normal pool chemistry. The frame and visible surface are designed as a permanent element of the basin, fixed in the shell or on a prepared base. Minimum water depth in the lounger area should be about 0.6 m so the bubbles have some column to develop.
Air is supplied by a separate blower rated around 150 m³/h at 100 mbar. The exact blower model and cable sizing are picked at project stage by the pool designer or local engineer, because they depend on distance to the plant room, routing and local electrical code.
In real projects Aero Massage Lounger Chair is used in hotel pools, public wellness centers, thermal complexes and also in some private spas that want a proper stainless solution rather than plastic furniture. One unit is intended for a single person; recommended maximum load is 120 kg.
FAQ — Aero Massage Lounger Chair
There is a standard set of parameters (AISI 316, 90 mm pipe, 150 m³/h blower), but in practice each project is treated as custom. The lounger goes into a specific pool shell, so mounting details, pipe routing or some geometry points are adjusted to that project, after an engineer looks at the drawings.
Small changes are possible, for example length or how it connects to the pool floor or steps. What cannot be changed freely is the whole shape and air distribution, because the frame still has to carry 120 kg safely and keep even bubble flow. Any non‑standard request is checked on the technical side first.
Most units go to hotels, public wellness centers and thermal complexes, but nothing stops you from putting one into a private indoor or outdoor pool if you have the depth and a place for the blower. The material set (AISI 316 + PN‑10 PVC) is the same for both commercial and residential use.
The pool contractor should leave a fixed position in the basin with the right water depth, a 90 mm air line from the plant room to that point, and a planned route for cables to the blower. The electrical side (protection, breaker size, wiring) is normally designed locally; it is not hard‑coded into the lounger itself.
There is no single list price. Cost depends on quantity, project location, transport, installation scope and whether anything in the standard design is changed. In most cases we ask for basic project data and then quote per project instead of giving a generic number.
