For over 130 years Kohler has been perfecting the bathing experience by studying water movement and how it affects the body. As a result, Kohler has developed bathing technology designed to shape and move water around the body.
October 11th, 2010
Kohler’s BubbleMassageTM technology delivers a unique and satisfying bathing experience.
Designed to deliver a holistic, complete-body experience, BubbleMassageTM technology uses warm air pushed through 120 airjets.
The positioning of the airjets along the bottom perimeter of the bath creates thousands of bubbles that immerse the bather in a range of tactile and visual sensations.
BubbleMassageTM ensures that the hydromassage is complete and balanced throughout the bath.
The result is a complete and refreshing bubbling experience and the bather can add soaps, salts and oils to enhance the water experience.
In addition, the low-profile airjet design also provides for an easy wipe-down after use.
BubbleMassageTM is available with Evok and Regatta baths and is exclusive to Tradelink.
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