THE PLACEMENT GUIDE

Where to put an EEQube: one, three, or two stacked.

Every EEQube makes its own fountain of light that opens over the space around it. So the question is simple: where do you spend your hours?

1. Beside your bed

This is where most people start, because it is where you spend the most hours. Set the EEQube where a nightstand would go and leave it on while you sleep.

8 hours a night × 7 nights = 56 hours a week.

In Dr. Jennie Hsu's six-month study, people drove to a center for about two hours a week and needed 26 weeks to log 52 hours. One study participant wrote, “Overnights have had the greatest effect.” At home, the hours add up in a week. An hour with an EEQube is not the same as an hour in the 24-unit system from that study. The math only shows how fast the time adds up.

2. All through your home

Put one where you sleep, one where you relax and one where you work. Your hours add up all day, not just at night.

SpaceWhat it is for
Where you sleepOn all night, every night
Where you relaxBeside your favorite chair or couch
Where you workNext to your desk during the day

Three EEQubes: $44,985 ($14,995 each), US shipping and a one-year parts warranty included.

3. One big space

For a big living space, studio or practice, place two, three or four EEQubes around the edges. Their light fountains overlap, so the light reaches every corner instead of pooling in one spot.

4. Stack two

Need one spot to cover more? Set a second EEQube on top of the first. The fountain opens wider: two stacked cover an area 50% larger than one on its own.

$29,990 for two ($14,995 each). The fountains on these pages are drawn the way Dr. Sandra Rose Michael shows them in her webinar.

Still not sure?

Try a full EESystem session at a center first. Here is what to expect → Or book a call and the EESystem team will help you plan your home.

QUESTIONS

Straight answers.

How many EEQubes do I need?

Start with one beside your bed. Add one for each space where you spend hours, or two to four for one big space.

Does stacking two EEQubes really cover more area?

Yes. Two stacked cover an area 50% larger than a single EEQube.

Do the light fountains from several EEQubes overlap?

Yes. Placed around one big space, their fountains overlap, so the light reaches every corner. The fountains are drawn the way Dr. Sandra Rose Michael shows them in her webinar.