Steam Room vs. Steam Shower

A STEAM SHOWER: WHAT IS IT?

A STEAM SHOWER:
WHAT IS IT?

GET YOUR STEAM IDEAS GOING

Water is heated till it vaporizes in a steam shower, which then releases the wonderful steam into a confined space for your enjoyment. Although it's a straightforward concept, we've spent decades perfecting the art and science of executing it effectively, consistently, and artistically.

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To learn how a steam shower system works, click on the parts listed below.

Your steam system is powered by the steam room generator, which boils water. It's around the size of a suitcase, however the precise dimensions may depend on how your shower is built. With 12 inches of space surrounding the generator for ventilation, it may be placed up to 60 feet away in a closet, vanity, attic, or basement—basically any dry, warm area.

You may regulate your steam session using the control, which is installed within the shower and away from the main steam flow. Everything from duration and temperature to lighting, music, and aromatherapy may be controlled.

The steam is discharged at this point. It is situated across from the seating area on the shower wall, 6 to 12 inches above the floor.

Low-voltage home electricity (208v or 240v) will power your system. A drain line, a steam line from the generator to the shower, and a water line to the steam bath generator are required.

NOTE: Do not use this picture for installation or operation; it is just for promotional reasons. For information on how to install and use the product, please contact us. If this isn't done, the installation can become dangerous or unusable.

SELECTING THE APPROPRIATE PARTS FOR YOUR STEAM SHOWER

SIZE

For showers of varying sizes, we provide a variety of generators. Larger areas or those with high ceilings may need a larger steam room generator. You can determine what you need with the aid of our Virtual Spa tool.

RESOURCES

Tile, natural stone, acrylic, fiberglass, or composites are among the materials used in the majority of shower enclosures. The generator you select will be influenced by the various heat retention qualities of each material.

CONSTRUCTION

You must seal, insulate, and enclose your shower. If there are windows, they ought to be double-paned. Keep in mind that bigger tiles are easier to steam since they catch less condensation if you're tiling your shower.

AIR VENTILATION

The steam room shouldn't have any heating, venting, or air conditioning components

Ways to Get Your Steam Shower Project Started

FORMING A STEAM GAME PLAN

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