Commercial recovery equipment that fills your floor

Cold and heat get the attention, but the modalities that quietly make a recovery floor work are the passive ones: a hydromassage bed, a PEMF mat, a roller table. They ask almost nothing of your staff, they give members somewhere comfortable to spend fifteen minutes, and they fill the gaps between the headline experiences. Get the mix right and they lift utilisation across the whole space.

Why operators add passive recovery

Passive modalities are the workhorses of a recovery lounge. They are low-supervision, they suit a broad range of members including those who will never get into an ice bath, and they extend dwell time in a way that supports retention and premium tiers. They also let you build a complete offer at a sensible cost, rather than betting everything on one big-ticket machine. Where the evidence is strong and where it is thinner, told honestly, is in our Science Lab guides to PEMF therapy and hydromassage.

The Helix recovery range

From an entry roller table to hydromassage and multi-therapy PEMF beds, the range lets you build the right passive mix for your space and budget.

Rollshape, Roller Massage£7,999Hydroshape, Hydromassage Bed£26,999PEMF Bed, 5-in-1 Therapy Bed£29,999

View the full Helix Recovery range, including longevity pods, or compare systems side by side.

Specifying for a facility

Most passive recovery equipment is straightforward to place: a power supply, floor space and, for hydromassage, attention to loading and the occasional water top-up. There is no gas and rarely any plumbing beyond the simple. Helix surveys the space, confirms the practical detail, and delivers and installs, so each unit lands ready to use.

What it returns

Passive modalities rarely produce the headline per-session numbers of a chamber, but they are cheap to run, need little staffing, and fill the quiet parts of the day that big-ticket equipment leaves empty. Their real value is in utilisation and retention across the whole floor. Model the mix, not the single machine, and let the honest evidence in our Science Lab keep your marketing credible.

Delivered, installed and serviced

Helix delivers, installs and services across the UK and Europe. For recovery equipment that means each unit installed and checked, a quick staff briefing, and one team to support you afterwards.

Common questions

How much does commercial recovery equipment cost?
Entry roller massage starts around £7,999. Hydromassage beds are around £26,999 and multi-therapy PEMF beds around £29,999, specified to your site.

Which passive modalities are worth adding?
It depends on your space and members. Roller massage and hydromassage are comfortable, broadly appealing and easy to run. PEMF adds a multi-therapy option. Our Science Lab sets out the evidence for each so you can choose honestly.

What do they need to be installed?
Generally a power supply and floor space, with some attention to loading and water for hydromassage. No gas, and rarely more than simple plumbing. Helix confirms the detail at survey.

Does Helix install and support it?
Yes. We deliver, install and service across the UK and Europe.