360 Massage

360 Massage builds 4D and 5D luxury massage chairs — the Niyak, Rayan, Ayla, Auren, and the flagship Weltron 5D robotic chair.

What 4D and 5D actually mean

A 2D chair moves rollers up/down and side to side. 3D adds depth — the rollers push in and out, so you can control intensity. 4D adds variable rhythm and speed within the stroke, which is what makes the massage feel like hands rather than machinery. 5D, on the Weltron, layers in coordinated multi-point movement for a fuller, less mechanical sensation.

The jump from 2D to 3D is the biggest single upgrade in feel. The jump from 3D to 4D is what separates a good chair from one people actually use every day.

Features across the line

• Zero gravity — reclines to a neutral-spine posture that takes load off the lumbar spine and lets the rollers reach the full back.
• Body scan (Ayla and others) — maps your shoulder and spine position so the roller path matches your actual frame rather than an average.
• SL-track — the roller rail follows the natural S-curve of the spine and continues under the glutes and hamstrings, instead of stopping at the lower back.

Buying notes

Check your height against each model's user range — body-scan chairs adapt, but the physical track length still sets the limit. Measure recline clearance behind the chair; zero-gravity models need real space unless they are a wall-hugger design. And plan the delivery: these are heavy freight items and most need two people and a clear path to the room.