Salt therapy works by releasing tiny salt particles into the air, which are then inhaled and absorbed by the skin. These particles have natural anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, helping to clear the airways, improve breathing, and ease conditions like asthma, allergies, sinus issues, and bronchitis.
At the same time, salt-rich air can calm and rebalance the skin, supporting relief from eczema, psoriasis, and other irritations. Himalayan salt bricks also release negative ions, creating a deeply relaxing environment.
Whether delivered through halogenerators, aerosol systems, or dry salt rooms, salt therapy is a natural, drug-free wellness solution now found in spas, hotels, wellness centers, and even private homes.
Inspired by traditional sauna construction, these dry environments feature walls lined with natural Himalayan salt bricks—used either as full cladding or decorative panels. The salt creates a calming, mineral-rich atmosphere that supports relaxation, uplifts mood, and helps purify the air.
We integrate dry salt aerosol technology to disperse micronized salt into the air, recreating the microclimate of natural salt caves. This method promotes respiratory health and enriches the environment—without requiring high temperatures.
For a more intensive therapeutic effect, PWG builds halotherapy rooms with professional halogenerators that release controlled doses of pharmaceutical-grade salt. These spaces can serve both clinical-style respiratory treatments and luxury spa experiences.
Our salt rooms can be tailored as pure relaxation areas or active treatment zones, depending on the client’s goals. From wall finishes and lighting to ventilation and salt delivery systems, every detail is managed by our team. With in-house engineering, we customize both technical specifications and design elements to match the functional and aesthetic vision of each project.
Struggling to configure your wellness area?
PWG also offers expert consulting services to help you design the perfect spa solution tailored to your space, needs, and vision.