How much room do I need for a Steam Room
A Steam Room can be built into an existing room as small as 1.2 x 1.2 m. We can build your Steam Room as large as you need depending on how many people you need to accommodate at the same time. It also depend if you like to sit up right or be able to lay down relaxing.
FAQ’s Sauna Rooms
Where can the steam generator be placed ?
The generator should be placed outside the steam room. Can be up to 15m steam pipe run away from the room.
Are there special requirements when designing a steam 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.
What is the best foor coverings to use ?
We recommend a non slip tile, the same as with a sauna room.
What materials are used in a Steam 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.
Do we need a floor drain in the Steam Room ?
A Steam Room is a full on wet room and need to be waterproofed and must have a floor waste.
What kind of heating system is used in a Steam Room?
We use an electric steam generator that turn water into steam. The temperature is thermostat controlled.
How long should I stay in the steam room ?
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.
How often should I have a steam bath ?
There are no rules. Some people use it every day however most would do a session 2-3 times per week.
What floor coverings are best suited for a sauna room ?
We recommend a non slip tile with a skirting tile for easy cleaning. You will need water proofing underneath the tiles if the floor is to be hosed down for cleaning.
Tylarium
Tylarium gives you the opportunity to choose between a traditional dry sauna or a steam sauna. This heater gives you up to 70% steam, hence no need for water proofing of the room.
A lovely spot for your sauna
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Sauna at the Ice Hotel
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Free standing sauna Noosa, Evening photo
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Some of our Commercial jobs
Fitness First HealtClubs in Brisbane and The Gold Coast
Good Life health Clubs
Soleil
Aurora
Noosa Springs Day Spa
On The Beach
Urban Village, kelvin Grove
Cairns harbour Light
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What we need to know to assist you
A Floor Waste and Tap can be installed inside the sauna room. Not necessary though unless you would like to fill up your water bucket without leaving the room. Use a ladle to sprinkle water on the rocks for increased humidity. Be careful and ladle sparingly. You can infuse the water with some drops of essential oil for aroma.
Floor Finishes: The floor in a sauna does not get hot. The most common flooring used in a Sauna is a non slip tile. Polished concrete and stone are other options.
Wooden duct board can placed on top. Be aware… Continue reading
FaQs
Sauna/Steam Health benefits
Accessories
Warranties
We give 3 year warranty on our Tylo Equipment and 3 years on the room for private customers.
Normal wear and tear or abuse is not included.
Commercial installations have 1 year on our Tylo equipment and 3 year on the room