FAQ Steam
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions not answered here.
You can call on 1300 665 955 or send us an email and we’ll be happy to answer further questions.
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions not answered here.
You can call on 1300 665 955 or send us an email and we’ll be happy to answer further questions.
The generator should be placed outside the steam room. Can be up to 15m steam pipe run away from the room.
It is important to not make the ceiling hight too high. As with a sauna room, the heat rises , so we recommend a ceiling hight of 2.1 m and no higher than 2.4 m. We can create a curved ceiling or build a raked ceiling to avoid the water drip on to the users. The steam room have to be fully waterproofed. Timber seating is not recommended.
We recommend a non slip tile, the same as with a sauna room.
A Steam Room can be fully tiled, aluminium benches and aluminium sheeting to walls ceiling can be used, marble, plastic and glass are also materials frequently used.
A Steam Room is a full on wet room and need to be waterproofed and must have a floor waste.
We use an electric steam generator that turn water into steam. The temperature is thermostat controlled.
As with the sauna. This will vary with every individual. Stay as long as you enjoy it and feel good. Have a cool shower or dip in the pool and then back in the steam room again. Make sure you drink lots of water to replenish your body.
There are no rules. Some people use it every day however most would do a session 2-3 times per week.
A sauna is a hot room and best enjoyed at a temperatur around 70-90 Degrees C with a humidity 20 to 30 % . A steam room is a wet room, 100% humidity and best enjoyed around 40-50 Degrees C