One system per villa, producing mineral drinking water from the air or from the villa water line. For owners, and for management companies running a portfolio of properties across the islands.
A villa works like a small hotel with no back-of-house. Water arrives by delivery, guests change every few days, and the supplier may be across the island or across the water.
Island and coastal networks add salinity and pressure loss at peak demand. An Air system needs no water connection at all.
No one has to meet a water truck between check-out and check-in, or count bottles during housekeeping.
Hot and cold drinking water in the kitchen from the first hour, without a welcome pack of plastic bottles.
For a management company, the same system and the same maintenance schedule in every villa, serviced by one team.
On an island, every bottle arrives by boat and then truck. Producing water in the villa removes that freight.
One system per villa, chosen for the number of guests and the water supply at that address. Air is the usual starting point.
One unit per property, plugged in, independent of the network and of deliveries. A villa management company in Koh Samui runs Air systems, one per villa. Output figures are daily averages, and the systems work between 30% and 80% relative humidity.
Pure fits a villa on a reliable mains connection, where a stable volume from the line is wanted. Five-stage reverse osmosis with remineralisation, hot and cold, in countertop or floor-standing formats.
The method published on this site: 2 litres per person per day, 365 days, half-litre bottles. A villa is rarely full every night, so the figures below are the ceiling at full occupancy.
At 12 litres a day, a six-guest villa sits within the average output of a single Air Stand, 16 litres a day. The assessment confirms the model against local conditions.
Assumptions: six guests per villa, full occupancy. Apply your own occupancy rate, or run the portfolio through the impact calculator.
For a management company, the value is in standardisation. The same system in every villa means one set of consumables, one maintenance schedule and one training session for the housekeeping team.
Villas are serviced from the nearest centre: Koh Samui, which also covers Koh Phangan, Phuket or Hua Hin. Each installation ends with a report signed by both parties, so every owner has a record of what was installed in their villa.
For your own home rather than a rental portfolio, residential air-to-water systems are on our online shop.
Villas are spread out, so service is organised by area, from three service centres with parts in stock.
From the installations listed on the projects page. Client names are withheld at their request.
Yes. An Air system makes water from the humidity in the air, then filters, sterilises and remineralises it. It only needs to be plugged in, so it is independent of the network and of deliveries.
From the nearest service centre, in Koh Samui, Phuket or Hua Hin, by Minairal technicians. The pre-filter is replaced every 4 to 6 months depending on the system, the other cartridges every 12 months, and a fault gets a response the same day in most cases, 48 hours at the latest.
At 2 litres per person per day, six guests need 12 litres. The Air Stand produces 16 litres a day on average, hot and cold. The model is confirmed at the site assessment.
Yes. Koh Phangan is served from the Koh Samui service centre.
Residential systems are sold on the Minairal online shop, shop.minairal.com. For rental villas and managed portfolios, request a site assessment.
Three service centres with parts in stock, in Koh Samui, Phuket and Hua Hin, and service coverage in Bangkok and Koh Phangan.
Head office, showroom and service centre in Bo Phut. Koh Phangan is served from here.
Service centre in Chalong.
Service centre in Hin Lek Fai.
Service coverage, served from our network.
Number of villas, their locations, guests per villa and the water supply at each. You receive a configuration, a capacity and a maintenance plan for the portfolio.