Massage chairs use mechanical rollers, airbags, and vibration motors to replicate hand movements like kneading, tapping, and shiatsu. Some models also feature heat therapy and zero gravity reclining for added comfort.

Traditional massages are hands-on and therapist-led. Massage chairs use advanced technology like 3D rollers, air compression, and heat therapy; to deliver consistent, full-body relief on demand. No appointments, no waiting; just smart, effective relaxation whenever you need it.

Zero gravity is a reclining position inspired by NASA’s research on how astronauts experience weightlessness in space. By elevating your legs to heart level, it creates a feeling of weightlessness that reduces pressure on your spine, improves circulation, and enhances relaxation for a deeper, more effective massage.

A massage chair offers a variety of benefits that can enhance both your physical and mental wellbeing. It helps reduce stress, relieve muscle tension, and improve circulation, leaving you feeling refreshed and relaxed. Regular use can also support better posture, increase flexibility, and promote deeper, more restful sleep—all from the comfort of your own home.

Most people can safely use a massage chair, but individuals with certain medical conditions; such as severe osteoporosis, recent surgeries, heart conditions, or pregnancy should consult a healthcare professional before use. Certain positions and intensities may not be recommended for these individuals.

Massage chairs are primarily designed for adults, and children should only use them under adult supervision. If you allow children to use a massage chair, check the height and weight limits to ensure it’s suitable for their size. Always consult a healthcare provider if you have concerns about safety for younger users.

Yes, massage chairs can help with back pain by targeting muscle tension, improving circulation, and promoting spinal alignment. Features like lumbar heat therapy, deep tissue massage, and zero gravity reclining are designed to relieve stress and discomfort in the back. While it is not a substitute for medical treatment, regular use can provide significant relief for mild to moderate back pain.

When choosing a massage chair, consider factors like your budget, the types of massage techniques (e.g., kneading, tapping, knocking), size and design, and any specific features you want, such as heat therapy or zero gravity positioning. Additionally, check if the chair comes with a lengthy warranty for peace of mind, and be sure to read customer reviews to get an idea of each chair's performance and comfort.

The level of assembly required varies from chair to chair. We can arrange for your massage chair to arrive pre-assembled within its original packaging. If you have limited space, we provide a simple, easy to follow video to guide you through unassembling the side panels to help with access. We also offer a professional assembly service if you prefer assistance.

It varies from individual to individual, as there is no one size fits all approach. If you are new to massage chairs or haven’t used one in a while, starting with 30 minutes once a week can be a good option. For muscle relief after a workout, 15 minutes is usually enough. Adjust the frequency and duration based on your comfort level and specific needs.

Your massage chair is backed by a comprehensive warranty that covers manufacturing defects, parts, and labour for up to 3 years, depending on the model. This ensures peace of mind with every purchase.

We are confident you will love your new massage chair! But if, for any reason, it is not the perfect fit, just let us know within 14 days of receiving it. We will be more than happy to arrange an exchange or a refund—whatever works best for you. We are here to make the process as easy and hassle-free as possible.