6.1 Wet Lounge

6.1 Wet Lounge

Facility Design Process
Design Guides
01.0 Arrival
02.0 Administration
03.0 Retail
04.0 Lockers/Changing
05.0 Relaxation Spaces
06.0 Indoor Amenities
07.0 Spa Treatment Rooms
08.0 Regenerative Medicine
09.0 MedSpa
10.0 Beauty Salon
11.0 Barber/Men’s Salon
12.0 Spa Culinary
13.0 Support
14.0 Fitness
15.0 Outdoor Fitness
16.0 Outdoor Thermal Amenities
17.0 Landscape
1.0 Pre-Launch - 01 Documentation
1.0 Pre-Launch - 02 DLC Partners & Stakeholders
1.0 Pre-Launch - 03 Site Audit & Survey
1.0 Pre-Launch - 04 Systems & Processes
18.0 Other Wellness Associated
19.0 Circulation
2.0 Launch
2.0 Launch - 01 Presentations & Proposals
2.0 Launch - 02 Menus & Marketing Material
2.0 Launch - 03 Vendor Forms & Information
2.0 Launch - 04 SOPs & Protocols
2.0 Launch - 05 Staffing & Onboarding
2.0 Launch - 06 Operational Systems & Software
3.0 Active Operations
3.0 Active Operations - 01 Documentation
3.0 Active Operations - 02 Vendors Inventories & Quotes
3.0 Active Operations - 03 Menus Brochures & Printed Collateral
3.0 Active Operations - 04 SOPs & Protocols
3.0 Active Operations - 05 Staffing
3.0 Active Operations - 06 Operational Equip. & Programs
3.0 Active Operations - 07 Presentations & Proposals
Design Resources
 

Wet Lounge


Objective

The wet lounge functions as a space to organize the wet treatment areas such as; experience showers, pools, steam rooms, saunas, etc. In larger spas this area maybe designed for relaxing between these amenities or waiting for a treatment.
The wet lounge functions as a space to organize the wet treatment areas such as; experience showers, pools, steam rooms, saunas, etc. In larger spas this area maybe designed for relaxing between these amenities or waiting for a treatment.

Space Planning

Position the wet lounge and wet treatment areas away from the locker room spaces such as; the lockers, sinks, and toilets. Locate the wet lounge and other wet treatment areas adjacent to the locker showers as guests are encouraged to shower before using these amenities. Configure the wet amenity areas for visual privacy to avoid sights of disrobed or partially clothed clients.
Position the wet lounge and wet treatment areas away from the locker room spaces such as; the lockers, sinks, and toilets. Locate the wet lounge and other wet treatment areas adjacent to the locker showers as guests are encouraged to shower before using these amenities. Configure the wet amenity areas for visual privacy to avoid sights of disrobed or partially clothed clients.

Design Features

Features:
Features:
  • In larger spas provide multiple seating zones for social and individual seating options. Include a variety of seating such as lounge chairs, chaises, heated chaises, etc. designed for wet environments.
  • Include a towel station. Ensure the millwork and hardware is moisture resistant.
  • Consider a hospitality station for water, and iced towels.
  • Install a wall clock to allow guests to monitor treatment appointments.
  • Install robe hooks at entrances to all amenities.

Flooring and Wall Finishes

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Furniture and Equipment

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Lighting

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Temperature and Ventilation

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Electrical and Technology Requirements

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Sanitation and Safety Measures

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  • A concealed hose bib for cleaning
  • Emergency house phone

Adjacencies

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Circulation

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