When activated, hydromassage jets produce a continuous (not pulsating) spray of water to create a therapeutic massage effect for the muscles and skin. In some models the jets operate in unison while in other models the jets can be sequenced.

A thermostatic valve is a valve that mixes or blends hot and cold water together to a specific temperature, thus creating a constant water temperature that is safe and helps to avoid scalding.

Aromatherapy is the use of plant extracts, also known as essential oils for the purpose of aiding in a persons mood, health or cognitive function. Oils can be added through the steam outlet and will be dispersed as the cabin fills with steam.

A Residual Current Device (RCD) is an electrical device connected onto the power cable before it enters the control box or steam generator. This will cut-off power to the unit if an imbalance in the live and neutral currents is detected to protect the user.

An enclosed shower cubicle that includes a steam generator that can generate heated water vapour to fill the cubicle. This is likened to a steam room but designed for a home bathroom environment.

A small overhead shower feature that sprays water onto your neck or head as you sit and enjoy the steam. The Cascade waterfall feature is one of five water options on the diverter control dial.