Domestic Adaptations

When installing a hydrotherapy pool at home, you need to consider factors such as available space, structural support, and access for users with mobility needs. The requirements for a plant room and filtration system are also vital, ensuring that the water heating and filtration meets your desired therapeutic requirements. Additionally, planning for proper ventilation to manage humidity and prevent mould is important, whilst accessibility features like non-slip flooring and hoisting should be integrated for safety.

Designing Hydrotherapy Pools for Domestic Use

When choosing a patient hoisting system for your home, consider overhead hoist systems that deliver maximum room coverage, such as an X-Y system, that support seamless transfers between rooms. For a home environment, think about subtle design, with systems like the Integralift that can blend into the existing style of your home. The last thing you want is to have equipment that looks cold and clinical. It’s also important to get the right specification for your needs, with a system that fits the space, has the right wall structure in place for support and facilitates the transfers you need.

The Best Hoists for Disabled at Home

Any home hydrotherapy pool installation can be challenging, but with the right approach and guidance, it can be an enjoyable and rewarding process. Choosing the right supplier is of the most important steps to take. By working with an experienced supplier, they can guide you through the process so you avoid expensive mistakes and delays, and ensure you get a hydro pool that suits your home and needs.

How to make a home hydrotherapy pool installation easier