Scenteq — scenting spaces

Spa treatment room scenting

Quiet enough for the therapist's oils.

Treatment room and relaxation area scenting, dosed at the lowest output in the building so nothing competes with the treatment.

The problem

What makes this space different

A spa holds four different air problems in one envelope: a dry reception, a humid pool hall, enclosed changing rooms and small, quiet treatment rooms.

One setting across all of them either overwhelms the treatment or disappears in the pool hall.

Coverage

Areas we specify

  • Treatment and therapy rooms
  • Relaxation and post-treatment lounges
  • Reception and retail display
  • Changing rooms and lockers
  • Pool, steam and wet areas

Our approach

How we get it right

Treatment rooms dosed lowest

Or left unscented entirely, so the therapist's oils have the room to themselves.

Humidity accounted for

Humid air carries fragrance further. Pool halls and steam areas usually need less output than their floor area suggests.

A complementary signature

Where a spa sits inside a hotel, the spa fragrance is chosen to complement — not repeat — the lobby.

Free Quote

Thinking about spa treatment room scenting?

Tell us the space. We'll come back with a system, a scent and a written price.

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Specification

What it costs and what's included

  • Standalone units up to 500m² per zone — £599 ex VAT or £59/month
  • HVAC or AHU integration up to 1,000m² where central plant exists
  • IFRA-certified, hypoallergenic oils with safety data sheets on request
  • Output adjustable per zone in the app at any time

All prices ex VAT. See the full hardware and scent range.

FAQs

Spa treatment room scenting: FAQs

Should treatment rooms be scented at all?
Many spas choose not to. Where they do, output is set at the lowest level in the building so the ambient scent sits underneath the therapy oils.
Is scenting safe in humid pool and steam areas?
Yes. Units are sited away from direct water exposure and output is reduced because humid air carries fragrance further.
Can each zone run a different schedule?
Yes. Reception, relaxation, wet areas and treatment rooms each hold their own output and timing.

Free quote

Get a written price for your space

Tell us the building and how it's used, and we'll arrange a free consultation with a Scenteq specialist.

  • Free consultation, no survey fee
  • Written price within one working day
  • No long tie-in contracts
  • Your details are never sold or shared
1 · Your details2 · Your space

Two short steps. No obligation — a Scenteq specialist responds within one working day.

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