Price: £2 995.00 (including 17.5 % tax)
HT820
When we told our crack team of engineers to create the best massage chair on earth, they asked if that meant overtime. We told them it did, and they proceeded to deliver the Human Touch® HT-820—the evolution of the head-to-toe massage chair.
As part of our new Elite Series, this amazing massage chair features a whole bunch of unique functionalities and preset massage programs you won’t find in any other Human Touch® models. Grab a seat and experience head-to-toe indulgence from a relaxing shoulder and arm massage to a deep seat and foot and calf massage. Choose from five auto-massage programs and kick back in the sleek, modern HT-820 to experience the reinvention of massage chair potential. You’ll make yourself and a lot of exhausted engineers very happy.
Massage Techniques:
Rolling: applies constant pressure while rolling gently up and down your back near your spine. Warms and loosens your muscles, preparing your back for a deeper massage. Relieves muscle tension, improves circulation and relaxes the back. This technique is especially useful for relaxing the lower back.
Kneading: relieves tension and soreness by lifting and stretching muscles. Improves deeper blood and lymph circulation and helps bring vital nutrients to the spinal area, also helps clear out the toxins from muscle and nerve tissue in the area. Kneads your back in a small, circular motion on both sides of your spine simultaneously.
Compression: Spreads and applies pressure to deep muscle tissue, forcing it to relax, while the rocking motion loosens spinal joints. Aids in muscle and joint repair due to strain from exercise, long hours bent over a desk, or just day-to-day stress, and can improve mobility and overall posture. Compression induces blood flow to the areas and softens the tissues.
Percussion: Alternate rapid-tapping strokes stimulate spinal muscles and spinal joint areas. Flexes spinal joints and relieves pressure on the spinal column, invigorating entire back and releasing tension and cramping from muscles in spasm. These movements stimulate circulation, tone and strengthen muscles, especially the soft tissue areas.
