The invention relates to an adjustable seat device (10) that includes: a linear support (38); at least one upper bearing means of the linear support configured to bear on a horizontal surface at the edge of a swimming pool and at least one lower bearing means of the linear support configured to bear on an inner wall of the swimming pool; a seat (28); an upper seat rod (36), having one end provided with a first seat slide (29) configured to slide along the linear support and a locking means (30) for locking the first slide in position on the linear support; a lower seat rod (37), having one end provided with a second seat slide (31) configured to slide along the linear support and a locking means (32) for locking the second slide in position on the linear support,
the two seat rods jointly supporting the seat and being connected to one another by a swivel link (35). The seat slides slide independently along the linear support, the joint sliding of the seat slides adjusting the height of the seat and the respective sliding of the seat slides adjusting at least the separation between the seat and the linear support.

A soaking chair comprising: a seat surface and a support structure; wherein the chair is designed for use in a shower; and wherein the seat surface comprises a soaking reservoir. The chair provides hydrotherapy to the anogenital, hip, buttocks, and/or lower back areas.

A hydrotherapy apparatus (1) comprises a tank (10); a conveyer (30) with a conveyer frame (34) and drum (38) mounted within the tank (10), and an actuator (200) comprising: a guide (202) mounted on an end region of the conveyer frame (34), the guide (202) comprising a first portion (202a) and a second portion (202b) angled downwards with respect to, and closer to the drum (36) than, the first portion; a glider (204) arranged to be received by the guide (202); and an actuator shaft (208) arranged to move the glider (204). The conveyer (30) is arranged to be rotated around the axis of the drum (36) by the actuator shaft (208) moving the glider (204) along the guide (202). The hydrotherapy apparatus (1) may comprise a lifting arm (80) rotatably connected to the conveyer frame (32), at a position spaced from the drum (36), at a first end region of the lifting arm (80), and arranged to be driven by the actuator (200) so as to rotate the conveyer (30) further.

A hydrotherapy apparatus comprises a tank, the tank comprising a panel arranged to form a wall of the tank, and an inner frame arranged to have the panel mechanically fixed to an outer side thereof, without bonding, so as to form a watertight seal. The inner frame may comprise a lower portion in a base region of the tank and two struts extending upward therefrom. The tank may further comprise a lower fixing section arranged to be mechanically connected to an outer surface of the lower portion of the inner frame, with a lower edge region of the panel therebetween, and two side fixing sections extending upward and each arranged to be mechanically connected to an outer surface of a respective strut of the struts of the inner frame, with a respective side edge region of the panel therebetween.

An inflatable pool includes a floor panel and an inflatable wall coupled to the floor panel. The inflatable wall includes an inner panel, an outer panel coupled to the inner panel to define a wall enclosure, and a plurality of threads, with each thread being connected to the inner panel and the outer panel and extending through the wall enclosure. The inflatable wall is configured to transition between a deflated configuration and an inflated configuration, with the volume of the wall enclosure increasing as the inflatable wall transitions from the deflated configuration toward the inflated configuration. The inflatable pool additionally includes an inflation valve extending into the wall enclosure to facilitate inflation of the wall enclosure. At least one valve extends through the inflatable wall to facilitate fluid communication through the inflatable wall through a passageway fluidly isolated from the wall enclosure.

Spa systems may be used all year round and in colder weather provide an enjoyable experience for users through the cold ambient outdoor temperature and the heated water of the spa. However, failures in respect of the water circulating pump and/or heater of the spa system either mechanically, electrically or through overall power outages mean the water in the spa system and its pipework can easily freeze if ambient conditions are cold enough leading to cracks in the spa system or pipes and hence leaks when the water thaws requiring costly repair or replacement of components or entire systems. Accordingly, a freeze protection system is provided that uses a backup thermal management system discretely or in combination with other backup systems. These freeze protection systems offering backup when mechanical failures, electrical failures etc. arise by providing thermal input to the spa system through alternate thermal paths and providing alarms.

Various apparatus and methods for providing emergency washing including means for discouraging tampering of the various valves.

A sitting toilet having a foot health care device attached thereto is disclosed. The sitting toilet contains a main body which includes an accommodation part, which is in front lower end and has an accommodation space to accommodate the foot health care device, and a toilet water tank and a wastewater duct which are formed across the upper end and the rear lower end; and a foot health care device having an inner space to receive a user's feet and a foot washing tank in which a sewage outlet is formed at the lower end. The sitting toilet operates such that the inner space of the foot washing tank opens as the foot health care device slides forward from the accommodation part of the main body, and the foot health care device is accommodated in the main body as the foot health care device slides backward.

A sealing device for a foot therapeutic apparatus includes an airtight sleeve and a sealing member. The airtight sleeve includes a treatment box connecting end and a limb inlet end. The sealing member is fixedly mounted at the limb inlet end. The sealing member includes a tightening band and an annular gas bag located on the outer periphery of the tightening band. The annular gas bag is connected to a gas source. A foot therapeutic apparatus with the sealing device includes a treatment chamber and an electrical chamber. The treatment chamber comprises a treatment box, and the sealing device is arranged on the treatment box. A box opening is arranged at a top of the treatment box, and the treatment box connecting end of the airtight sleeve of the sealing device is hermetically connected to the box opening.

Modular spa covers for insulating spa units are described herein. The modular spa covers can include a plurality of panels and a plurality of support structures. The plurality of support structures can be attached to at least one of the pluralities of panels to attached two or more of the plurality of panels to each other. The plurality of support structures can include at least one E-shaped support structure, at least one T-shaped support structure, and/or at least one H-shaped support structure. When attached to the plurality of panels, at least a portion of each of the plurality of support structures can be embedded within the plurality of panels. The plurality of panels and the plurality of support structures can be packaged inside a spa unit during transportation.