Custom Sauna, Hammam & Spa Manufacturer in Istanbul

Headquarters & Showroom

Visit our Istanbul headquarters and showroom — meet the design and engineering team, and see materials, finishes and production first-hand.

Certified Manufacturing

In-house production under our own ISO 9001 quality management system, with CE, TÜV, GS and GREENGUARD Gold certified components from manufacturers such as EOS, Sentiotec and Condair — full quality control from raw material to finished cabin.

In-House Design to Delivery

From 3D design and technical documentation to custom marble and premium Nordic woods — one team from concept to handover, backed by a 24-month warranty.

Fire, electrical and pool regulation

Enclosed wet and hot rooms fall under the Turkish fire regulation Binaların Yangından Korunması Hakkında Yönetmelik — Council of Ministers Decree 2007/12937, published in the Resmî Gazete of 19 December 2007 (No. 26735) and amended as recently as 1 July 2025 (No. 32943), so a specification written against an older revision is out of date. Power supply and earthing follow the Elektrik İç Tesisleri Yönetmeliği; the separate Elektrik Tesisleri Proje Yönetmeliği expressly carves out installations already covered by it, which is why in-building spa work sits under the former. Any pool serving guests or members is a public pool under the Ministry of Health's Yüzme Havuzlarının Tabi Olacağı Sağlık Esasları ve Şartları Hakkında Yönetmelik (Resmî Gazete, 6 March 2011, No. 27866), which places water-treatment, turnover and record-keeping duties on the operator — we hand over the documentation that file needs. Note the regulation's own scope is pools for swimming, cooling off, recreation or sport and it contains no sauna or hammam provision, so whether a commercial cold plunge falls inside it is a judgement we take with the project's consultant rather than assume. Trading licences for hammam and sauna premises run through the İşyeri Açma ve Çalışma Ruhsatlarına İlişkin Yönetmelik (2005/9207).

Istanbul water is three times harder than Dubai's

This is the sharpest contrast between our two main markets. Gulf cities run on desalinated water that is soft; Istanbul runs on surface water that is not. İSKİ's published water-quality report gives total hardness by treatment plant of 131 to 224 mg/L as CaCO₃ — Büyükçekmece 224, Ömerli 208, Kağıthane 144, Cumhuriyet 142, İkitelli 131 — with TDS of 184–377 mg/L, against DEWA's published 60.7 mg/L in Dubai. At the Büyükçekmece end that is roughly 22 °fH, above the softening threshold every steam-generator manufacturer publishes. So on a Turkish project we specify softening on the steam feed and an accessible descaling route as standard, not as an upgrade — and we do not copy a Gulf specification across.

The factory is a two-hour drive away

Headquarters, the design studio and the production floor are all at İkitelli OSB in Başakşehir. For a Turkish project that means a mock-up can be reviewed in person before series production, a marble slab can be selected off the rack rather than off a photograph, and a snag is a van journey rather than a shipping cycle. Factory and showroom visits are by appointment.

Sources: İSKİ, İstanbul Su Kalitesi Raporu (treatment-plant monthly averages) for hardness and TDS; Resmî Gazete for every regulation cited, by number and date; DEWA Sustainability Report 2025 for the Dubai comparison; ASHRAE Handbook—Fundamentals, Climatic Design Conditions (2021 ed.), Istanbul Atatürk, WMO 170600, for the 32.1 °C summer design dry-bulb. Figures are as published by those bodies, not our own measurements.