Somewhere Between the Forest and the Sea
Close your eyes. That particular hush of air that’s touched salt water; the one you chase on holiday and lose the moment you’re home. Salt Wall brings it back, quietly, into your own garden. A five-metre radius of stillness, breathing gently for you, morning until night.
Reserve Your Salt WallNot a fountain. Not a feature. A place to exhale.
Salt Wall: Two Ways to Begin
Two ways to bring the coast home — one already yours, one built entirely around your garden.
Choose the ready-to-run Starter Edition, or commission a bespoke Garden Edition installed on site by our team.
0.8m × 1.2m
Starter Edition
- Dimensions
- 0.8m (width) × 0.4m (depth) × 1.2m (height)
- Materials
- Blackthorn brushwood, Wieliczka mineral brine, cedar & larch timber frame
- Setup
- Arrives fully assembled — ready to run within 15 minutes of unboxing
- No plumbing, no electrician — just water and salt.
- Pricing
- £1,480Fixed price, delivered to your door across the UK
Ready to bring the coast home?
Order the Starter Edition today. It ships within two to three weeks, arrives fully assembled, and is running fifteen minutes after you unbox it.
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The Process
From doorstep to first breath, in five simple steps.
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Delivery
Your Salt Wall arrives at your door in a single, secure box, fully assembled and ready to go. No specialist courier appointment, no waiting around for an installer.
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Arrives Ready to Enjoy
Delivered fully assembled to your door. Place it on a patio or deck, fill the reservoir, plug it in — you're running within about fifteen minutes.
Authentic Polish Craftsmanship
Hand-built by fourth-generation craftsmen in Małopolska, southern Poland — using blackthorn brushwood and Wieliczka mineral brine, techniques passed down since the 1700s.
A Real Therapeutic Microclimate
Mineral-rich brine evaporates through brushwood, releasing a gentle, breathable sea air within a five-metre radius.
A flat, stable surface — a patio, deck, or sturdy garden table works well. You'll want a nearby outdoor-rated power socket and a source of fresh water to top up the reservoir.
The Science of Sea Air
There’s a reason the air feels different by the sea. Salt Wall recreates it, quietly, in your own garden.
The idea behind Salt Wall comes from graduation towers - a technique used across Central Europe since the 1700s. Originally built for salt production, these tall brushwood structures were later found to create a distinctive microclimate as brine evaporated slowly through the wood, and many were repurposed specifically for their calming outdoor atmosphere. Salt Wall brings this same natural process into a British garden, at a much smaller and quieter scale.
Evaporation
Mineral-rich brine trickles slowly down through dense blackthorn branches. As it moves through the wood, it breaks into a very fine, natural mist - the same principle used in Central European graduation towers for centuries.
Minerals
The brine carries naturally occurring minerals - including magnesium, iodine, and bromine - drawn from the Wieliczka salt region of southern Poland. These become part of the fine mist released quietly into the surrounding air.
Microclimate
The result is a small, localised pocket of fresh, mineral-rich air around the wall - often described as reminiscent of the coast. Many people find it a calming place to sit, read, or simply breathe.
Salt Wall is designed to create a pleasant outdoor atmosphere. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any illness. If you have a health condition, please speak with a doctor before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Starter Edition typically ships within 2–3 weeks, delivered to your door across the UK.
Timeline
From reservation to first breath, compared.
Unbox, Plug In,
Breathe Easy
No installers, no site visits, no waiting around. Your Salt Wall arrives fully assembled in a single crate — lift it out, set it down on a patio or deck, fill the reservoir with fresh water, and switch it on. Fifteen minutes later, you're taking your first quiet breath of sea air.
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