Luxury Bathroom
Reviewed by
Aditya Puri
Written by
Aquib Nawab
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Select a fully enclosed shower area that can retain steam, like glass enclosures with a roof or ceiling panel. Opt for models designed specifically for steam, with vapor-sealed doors and floor-to-ceiling panels.
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Install an exhaust fan rated for high-humidity environments to remove excess moisture after use. Position it near the ceiling where steam accumulates to prevent mold growth.
Use waterproof membranes, sealants, and grout on all surfaces, paying special attention to seams and joints. Consider using moisture-resistant materials like porcelain tile or natural stone.
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Choose a generator sized for your enclosure's volume, considering room dimensions and desired steam intensity. Look for features like timed operation, temperature control, and automatic shut-off.
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Add comfortable, water-resistant seating like built-in benches or specialized plastic/resin options. Ensure seating is at a comfortable height, slightly sloped for water runoff, and provides enough space to recline.
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Enhance your experience with chromotherapy lighting or aromatherapy systems. These can potentially influence mood and well-being or provide added relaxation benefits.
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Install humidity-resistant, dimmable lighting to create a relaxing ambiance. Consider waterproof LED strips for accent lighting and ensure compatibility with any chromotherapy systems.
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Install easy-to-reach, waterproof controls for all features, positioned away from direct steam spray. Consider digital panels with remote or smartphone connectivity for precise settings and added convenience.
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