Introducing JLL's Luxury Professional Massage Chair

Whether it’s been a hard day at work, daily sports practice or aching muscles post workout, you can now enjoy a relaxing massage right in the comfort of your own home.

Made with a smooth synthetic leather this chair not only feels great but is also easy to clean.

This model allows you to target specific sore/tight spots eliminating muscle fatigue, stimulating your body’s blood circulation and relieving stiff muscles and nerve pain. The heating function within the chair also provides extra relief from any aches and pains, encouraging your muscles to relax while the massage takes place.

Also featuring a reclining function to really allow you to lay back and relax. Topped with a zero-gravity feature placing your body into its most natural position taking away pressure on the spine and limbs achieving a sensation of complete relaxation. Not to mention the entertainment features such as, Bluetooth connectivity and high quality speakers for your choice of relaxing listening.

Please Note: Leave a space of 50cm from the front of the chair and 5cm from the back.

The M300 also allows you to select the duration of your massage, from 10 to 30 minutes, the defaulted time is 20 minutes.

Unlike the M200 model, the M300 also has the ability to create a zero gravity sensation. This feature places your body into a highly reclined position, the same position astronauts assume during blast off. In this reclined state stress is taken off your spine and elevates your feet and legs higher than that of your heart all the while the rollers within the chair massage your entire body.

Massage Types

Shiatsu

A Shiatsu massage/ Shiatsu body work is a form of Japanese bodywork based on concepts from traditional Chinese medicine. Like acupuncture, Shiatsu is thought to free blockages in the body’s energy flow or Ki. It does this by pressing on or stretching certain points on your body that lie along the lines of energy known as meridian channels. Shiatsu works to relieve stress, treat pain and contribute to a better overall wellbeing.

Kneading

A massage technique using typically the fingers in slow movements, increasing and decreasing pressure on certain points helping to undo knots or clots that may have formed.

Tapping

This simulates the tapping sensation of using closed hands down the muscles of your back, the intensity of this can vary down to the comfort of the individual.

Knead and Tap

A massage technique combining and alternating between these two types.

Stretching

A massage technique used to improve flexibility and help recuperate from muscle injuries. This type of massage gets blood flowing to the muscles helping to avoid spasms and tightness.

Air Pressure

Air pressure massages are often used by people who struggle to sleep, using it as a therapeutic relief. Using air pressure also means it is gentler than the massage heads within the chair and helps to relieve fatigue. Choose either full body, upper body, waist and seat or legs and feet, then select your intensity from levels 1-5.

Benefits

• Activation of blood circulation
• Muscle relaxation
• Decreased muscle tension
• Relief of muscle pain
• Stimulation of metabolism
• Relief of fatigue
• Help to be in a better mood and active