Expert guide to thermals: TechnoAlpin Indoor

TechnoAlpin Indoor

TechnoAlpin Indoor believes a modern spa area must include cold as well as heat – that is why the Italian company has been making snow for 30 years. Its SNOWROOM and SNOWSKY offer a year-round experience for wellness seekers

What makes TechnoAlpin Indoor a great spa partner?

TechnoAlpin Indoor provides the link between heat and regeneration in spas. Our vision is to bring snow concepts to every spa and wellness area. Wherever there is heat, cold is also needed – it is essential to benefit from the heat.

We invite people to experience the cold in a gentle and soft way through SNOWSKY. The snowflakes that fall from its ceiling provide an efficient and attractive way of cooling down. Meanwhile our SNOWROOM is the highest form of holistic cooling as you breathe in -10°C cold air.

TechnoAlpin Indoor offers consulting services as well as the manufacture and supply of snow solutions, with concept ideas, including visualisations and 3D, available to bring installations to life.

What are the main considerations for spas installing snow equipment?

It’s essential to create a thermal area that is practical, functional and an attraction for guests. As well as having proven positive effects on the body, snow inside a spa is not only a visual highlight but is hygienic and resource efficient – one litre of water makes five times its volume in snow.

Modern designs and adaptability are key for thermal installations and we can provide a turnkey solution to make your investment work on every level.

What are the trends currently shaping heat and cold experiences in spas?

Thermal experiences have become more social and mental health has become more important. Cold and contrast therapy is perfect for strengthening the immune system and also has mental health benefits.

Social bathing has also become more and more popular – the whole world around aufguss and social bathing has experienced a huge uplift. www.indoor.technoalpin.com

PRODUCT SHOWCASE

SNOWSKY – real snowflakes falling from a compact ceiling unit with integrated RGBW lighting for an extra cold feeling.

SNOWROOM – a room filled with real snow made of water and cold air. The centralised technical plant controls the snow production and the system is continuously cooled by recooling.

Heat recovery – 80% of the energy used for the functioning of the SNOWROOM can be thermally recovered and used to heat, for example, a pool.