Sauna Steam Rooms

Lazing around in a sauna steam room is equivalent to escaping the stressful real life and sighing in the luxury of warm, relaxing steam. Sitting in a sauna room provides relief from the fatigue resulting from the active daily life and tiring, time-consuming needs of family and work. An hour in this healing room will leave you energetic and ready to face the world once again.

Steam saunas are usually designed for custom showers. However, they may be installed in any place that can be enclosed to keep the steam inside. The ideal height for the ceiling of your steam sauna is seven feet. A good steam sauna will provide a hundred percent humidity in the cubicle. Experts design the seat away from the ceiling so that the condensed water droplets do not drip over you.

The sauna heater works in tandem with a steam generator that is guided by a digital control panel. The heater is generally kept inside the room. A low temperature will result in high humidity in the room; similarly, a high temperature means having low humidity in the room. Once the bathing cycle is complete, the control panel turns on the heater to dry up the place. The optimal temperature inside the sauna room is between 160 and 190 degrees Fahrenheit.

Steam saunas are generally sold as complete rooms, either in kit form or as assembled units. Cedar wood is one of the popular choices for sauna rooms, as it doesn\'t get heated up, feels cool upon touching, and can be washed clean with water. Besides this, cedar wood resists staining and doesn\'t splinter easily, thus providing a smooth and clean place to spread on. Installing waterproof speakers in your steam sauna room will add musical flavor to an already soothing atmosphere. While installing your steam sauna room, make sure your unit has automatic back flush and drainage of steam. This will stop any lime or chemical build-ups. Ask for installation assistance and inquire about repair services before you decide to purchase the unit.