Steam showers
Do you have your own idea of what the ideal steam room should look like? We will be happy to manufacture it tailored exactly to your wishes. The STEAM INDI model can be completely customised to individual requirements. It depends only on your ideas, wishes and expectations. You can choose from a wide range of materials suitable for steam room construction – special tempered glass, natural stone or the popular mosaic and ceramic tiles in various colours and designs. Of course, you can also choose the size, design, placement of benches and types of evaporators for customized steam rooms.
In addition to traditional steam rooms, we also offer rooms and cabins for special spa treatments – onsen, hammam, caldarium, tepidarium or laconium... All you have to do is choose.
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STEAM INDI model
- Model customized exactly to your wishes
- We will be happy to design, manufacture and install the STEAM INDI model exactly to your wishes and preferences
- We can tailor the cabin to your chosen space
- Choice of cladding
- Wide range of additional equipment
Basic steam room equipment
For the choice of cladding material for steam rooms, steam showers and spa treatments, the most important feature is the water resistance and non-absorption of the chosen material – due to the high, up to 100% humidity that occurs inside the steam room. We offer a range of suitable cladding in different designs, colours, sizes and material thicknesses. Choose, for example, maintenance-free acrylic, natural stone or ceramic, or opt for a luxurious-looking glass mosaic and equip your sauna with a large glass entrance area!
Natural stone
Smooth stone, rough-cut stone, chipped stone or decorative tiles can all be used.
Mosaic
Glass mosaics are most commonly used, but on request the sauna can also be covered with natural stone mosaics, which require impregnation.
Glass
Glass entrance or incorporation of a window into the sauna cabin. Glass is increasingly becoming a design element of modern steam rooms.
Enliven the look of your steam room with stylish lighting, decorative paintings, wall prints, exclusive-looking stone cladding, or enhance the design of the spa room with, for example, a built-in decorative salt stone wall.
Starry skies
Create a romantic sky full of stars above your head with designer ceiling lighting consisting of dozens of small LED lights.
Decorative elements
Would you like to make your steam room just a little bit more special? Then you should definitely take a look at the wide range of our designer decorations. You can also brighten up the sauna with glass painting or salt walls.
Backlight
Indirect lighting gives the cabin a relaxing atmosphere – you can choose to illuminate the benches and the ceiling in any shade of light. The decision is yours!
Just like the steam bath, other spa treatments have positive effects on health. However, the difference is usually in the more intensive experience due to the special course of the spa process and the layout or design of the sauna room. The procedures are based on traditional and proven cleansing methods originally from eastern countries and are divided into several phases. You can choose from four types of special spa procedures: hammam, caldarium, tepidarium and laconium.
HAMAM
This special ritual spa treatment, originating from the Ottoman Empire, is exceptional in its oriental ambience, but also in its unique process – it consists of two parts: a thorough and cleansing period of sweating, followed by relaxation. Traditionally, the hammam procedure is divided into four rooms: camekan, sogukluk, harara and lifu.
TEPIDARIUM
In the tepidarium steam bath, you lie on a heated, ergonomically shaped lounger, where heat radiates evenly from the walls, floor and resting area at a temperature of 37-39 °C. This treatment is used to warm up the body, along with relaxation and overall regeneration. The humidity in the tepidarium is around 20 %.
CALDARIUM
The Caldarium exerts an intense penetrating heat on the body, which can be set to two temperature levels: relaxing at 30-40 °C or detoxifying and regenerating at 50-60 °C. The humidity in the caldarium is around 20%.
LACONIUM
A stay in the laconium is similar to that in the caldarium, but with the difference that the humidity is slightly lower – about 15-20% and the air temperature reaches 60 °C. These conditions cause slow but intense sweating.
