02 Discover the Perfect Sauna Designs for Your Residential Oasis
A steam room runs warm and saturated rather than hot and dry: the air sits at roughly 45 °C at close to 100 % relative humidity, which is why a sitting is usually ten to fifteen minutes rather than the longer session a sauna allows. Our steam cabins are built as tanked, tiled build-ups with seamless seating, falls run to a floor drain, steam heads set low in the room and essence dosing on the same line.
Our infrared cabins are built around low-temperature emitters rather than a stove: the air stays around 45 to 55 °C, the emitter type and position are fixed at specification stage, and the cabin reaches working condition in about fifteen minutes from cold. The lighting runs on its own dimmable circuit, so the cabin can be used at full output or as a low-light seat.
The experience shower applies the same logic to a single enclosure: preset sequences of warm rain, cold mist and side jets, run from a controller with the water temperatures and flow rates fixed at commissioning, inside a cubicle detailed like any other wet room.
At Sauna Dekor the cooling position is drawn into the circuit rather than added at the end. Depending on the room that is a bucket shower, a cold drench, a mist shower or a plunge with its own chiller, filtration and dosing — each one plumbed and drained alongside the hot rooms, so the sequence works without leaving the floor.