The Parallel Pebble™ combines contemporary design and therapeutic experiences, ideal for private residences and spas. The Parallel Pebble™ is a self-contained basin of large, smooth river rocks that are heated or cooled with an internal fresh water source, providing soothing, therapeutic and meditative experiences. The Parallel Pebble™ can be installed in private residences, existing or new spas and hotels.
The Parallel Pebble™ is in essence, the inverse of a hot stone massage rather than having the rocks placed on you by a therapist, you place the stones in strategic areas and lie down on top of the rocks. It is a therapeutic, self-administering personal spa product.
With its minimalist modern lines and measuring 3’ x 6’, the Parallel Pebble™ is set in a stainless steel, shallow 4-inch “pool.” Relaxing and meditative, the Parallel Pebble™ takes advantage of one’s personal body weight to consistently apply pressure to various points where the stones have been strategically placed. The rocks maintain their desired temperature through the constant flow of the heated water, using an internal heating element. Using cold water, the Parallel Pebble™ is helpful for sports injuries, swelling and inflammation. Using Hot Water, the Parallel Pebble™ is helpful for alleviating stress and promoting deep muscle and tissue relaxation.
Anywhere you find a pool or Jacuzzi, in any spa, in any resort or luxury home, you could easily have a Parallel Pebble™, With its simplicity, and minimal installation, hotels and resorts could place multiple Parallel Pebbles™ as a totally unique, self-implementing, therapeutic amenity for their guests.
The Parallel Pebble™ requires minimal space and maintenance. Its stylish design could be set in virtually any area, complimenting most existing spas or pools. It can be set in a wooden deck structure, concrete slab, or practically any surface. The Parallel Pebble’s™ streamlined design doubles as a contemporary water feature, with its cascading waterspout. When not in use, one simply opens the drain and lets the water flow out, leaving a beautiful bed of black river rocks that contrast against polished stainless steel.