Ways to offer halotherapy in your business
- A dedicated salt room. A relaxing room with seating for one or several guests. The classic salt therapy experience.
- Salt booths. Private, single-guest sessions in a compact footprint.
- Your existing sauna. Add a halogenerator to an infrared sauna and offer salt sessions without building a new room. See our sauna halotherapy guide.
- Add-on sessions. Pair halotherapy with massage, facials, or recovery services.
Planning a salt room
- Enclosed space. Doors closed during sessions so the salt aerosol stays concentrated.
- Comfortable seating. Zero-gravity chairs or loungers suit sessions designed for relaxation.
- Atmosphere. Warm lighting, salt-block walls or décor, and quiet. Décor sets the mood; the halogenerator provides the active dry salt.
- Equipment placement. Position the halogenerator according to its instructions, with salt loading and controls easy for staff to reach.
Choosing equipment for client-facing rooms
- X Edition: designed for client-facing rooms up to 225 sq ft. A covered control panel keeps the setup clean and stops guests from changing your settings.
- PRO Edition: the same performance for rooms up to 225 sq ft, ideal for staff-managed rooms.
- Sauna PRO: adds halotherapy to an infrared sauna or salt booth from the outside wall.
- Lite Edition: for salt booths and small private spaces.
Simple day-to-day operation
Load salt, choose your settings, and the halogenerator cycles automatically through the session. Salt loading and cleaning are straightforward, and settings stay where you put them.
Why businesses choose HaloTherapyPRO
- Engineered and assembled in the USA
- Professional performance without traditional commercial-system pricing
- 1-year warranty and lifetime product support
- Setup instructions and space planning ideas for every model
Planning a salt room or adding a service? We'll help you choose equipment for your space.
Contact usHalotherapy is a complementary wellness practice and is not a substitute for medical treatment.






