BUBBLE PANELS IN THE INTERIOR
If you want to add a touch of flair to your flat, shop, restaurant or office, then a bubble panel is just what you need.
Bubble panels do not require much maintenance, and the effect they have on those around them is stunning. Inside the bubble panel, the air bubbles rise from bottom to top, illuminated by multi-coloured LED lights. A bubble panel will decorate your space and make it more attractive.
There are companies on the market offering bespoke, fully enclosed bubble wall LED systems that require minimal maintenance.
Although bubble walls make no sound, the rising stream of bubbles is relaxing and mesmerising. Their relaxing effect can be accentuated by illuminating them with calm colours such as blue, turquoise and purple. Coloured bubble walls create a soothing atmosphere for guests who are expecting or ordering services.
You can order a bubble panel from a company specialising in the manufacture of these products, whose experts will undertake its production, from agreeing on the initial design to the final installation in your room. The company's employees can design bubble panels to suit any space of varying size. You can order a bubble panel complete with a multi-function remote control, allowing you to remotely control the various modes of illumination.
Examples of bubble panel installations
Here are some examples:
- Casino
- Offices
- Hotels and resorts
- Spas
- Office complexes
- Conference Centres
- Restaurants
- Medical centres
Bubble panels are indispensable in any environment where you want to create a more soothing, comfortable mood.
Bubble panels are available in both floor and wall versions, as well as custom bubble panels with engraved graphics for your spa, salon, hotel or any other company logo.
How to choose a bubble panel
Different spaces require different bubble fountains. Here are some things to look out for when choosing the right fountain:
Cost. Bubble panels vary greatly in cost. Generally, larger freestanding panels cost the most, while indoor window fountains are the most affordable. Adding customisable features, such as panel design and the presence of multi-colour lighting, for example, increases the cost. Generally, the larger the bubble panel, the more expensive it will be.
Location. Where you want to place your bubble wall panels dictates not only size, but also style and lighting. You'll probably get a different bubble panel for a hospital waiting room than, for example, a wall bubble panel behind the bar in a nightclub. Even in the same establishment, different rooms may have different atmospheres and décor to suit bubble panels.
Size. It does not make sense to place a large bubble panel in a narrow hallway, and similarly to place a small bubble panel in a large room with a lot of unused space. The ideal size of a bubble panel should be proportional to the size of the room or rooms.
Style. Bubble panels are supplied with a variety of deflectors that can create different effects.
Finally, I would like to point out that bubble panels offer many advantages over traditional interior decoration, in addition to being easy to clean and versatile in settings. When choosing a bubble panel, it is important to consider its cost, size and style in relation to the space where it will be installed.
