Comments for Steam Shower Guide http://www.mysteamroom.com Your Guide to Steam Showers & Steam Rooms Thu, 17 Nov 2011 18:22:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Bathroom Remodeling by deborah g http://www.mysteamroom.com/bathroom-remodeling/#comment-15 deborah g Thu, 17 Nov 2011 18:22:57 +0000 http://mysteamroom.com/bathroom-remodeling/#comment-15 We want to build a steam/shower room in our home, my husband finds benefit for stress/pain management. We usually pay to use them in spas. Where do we start? Is there a DIY book you recommend, we wil be building it ourselves. We want to build a steam/shower room in our home, my husband finds benefit for stress/pain management. We usually pay to use them in spas. Where do we start? Is there a DIY book you recommend, we wil be building it ourselves.

]]> Comment on Why & How To Build A Steam Room by Andrew Hoppin http://www.mysteamroom.com/how-to-build-a-steam-room/#comment-42 Andrew Hoppin Sat, 12 Nov 2011 21:37:10 +0000 http://mysteamroom.com/how-to-build-a-steam-room/#comment-42 David, did you find anyone good in the NYC area? Best, Andrew David, did you find anyone good in the NYC area?

Best,
Andrew

]]> Comment on Steam Rooms by amanda http://www.mysteamroom.com/steam-rooms/#comment-8 amanda Fri, 07 Oct 2011 15:00:25 +0000 http://mysteamroom.com/steam-rooms/#comment-8 Hello. I am wondering if natural slate is a good or bad choice for a steam room. It breaks down so i envision the moisture making it worse. Would that be true? Hello. I am wondering if natural slate is a good or bad choice for a steam room. It breaks down so i envision the moisture making it worse. Would that be true?

]]> Comment on Steam Shower Doors by charlie appich http://www.mysteamroom.com/steam-shower-doors/#comment-26 charlie appich Sun, 31 Jul 2011 12:45:26 +0000 http://mysteamroom.com/steam-shower-doors/#comment-26 I recently had the framed door to a steam shower with a frameless 3/8" thick door. 24"wide x 75"tall. Is there any reason I should have used thicker glass or not? I recently had the framed door to a steam shower with a frameless 3/8″ thick door. 24″wide x 75″tall. Is there any reason I should have used thicker glass or not?

]]> Comment on Home Steam Rooms by Alan R Peters http://www.mysteamroom.com/home-steam-rooms/#comment-33 Alan R Peters Fri, 22 Apr 2011 23:19:57 +0000 http://mysteamroom.com/home-steam-rooms/#comment-33 steam guy I am in the building a new custom house and would like to put a steam shower in it. Do you a steam shower designs or custom steam shower designs or now of any magazines with such information. Thank you Alan steam guy
I am in the building a new custom house and would like to put a steam shower in it. Do you a steam shower designs or custom steam shower designs or now of any magazines with such information.
Thank you Alan

]]> Comment on Steam Rooms by roger http://www.mysteamroom.com/steam-rooms/#comment-7 roger Wed, 23 Mar 2011 17:07:06 +0000 http://mysteamroom.com/steam-rooms/#comment-7 I would advise you to go by the rating/capacity of the generator manufacturer. You'll find differences there as well, but their numbers are more accurately determined. I've never heard of the formula "3 KW per 150 cubic feet" before, and would not use that ratio when designing a room. I have a 6KW generator in a 140 cubic feet, and can't imagine anything smaller for that size. I would advise you to go by the rating/capacity of the generator manufacturer. You’ll find differences there as well, but their numbers are more accurately determined. I’ve never heard of the formula “3 KW per 150 cubic feet” before, and would not use that ratio when designing a room. I have a 6KW generator in a 140 cubic feet, and can’t imagine anything smaller for that size.

]]> Comment on Steam Shower Video by Jim http://www.mysteamroom.com/2009/07/29/steam-shower-video/#comment-87 Jim Mon, 03 Jan 2011 05:22:02 +0000 http://mysteamroom.com/?p=293#comment-87 Video is of the Monza II (Aphrodite Series) at Wasuana currently on sale for $5k. Video is of the Monza II (Aphrodite Series) at Wasuana currently on sale for $5k.

]]> Comment on Built-in Steam Shower by Sherry McKay http://www.mysteamroom.com/2009/01/13/built-in-steam-shower-2/#comment-61 Sherry McKay Fri, 03 Dec 2010 06:01:31 +0000 http://mysteamroom.com/?p=158#comment-61 Which of your archives addresses the install on the small steam shower photographed above. I love it and want to do the same thing in our master. Please let me know how I can get more information to replicate. Which of your archives addresses the install on the small steam shower photographed above. I love it and want to do the same thing in our master. Please let me know how I can get more information to replicate.

]]> Comment on Steam Shower Reviews by John Min http://www.mysteamroom.com/steam-shower-reviews/#comment-22 John Min Mon, 22 Nov 2010 02:26:23 +0000 http://mysteamroom.com/steam-shower-reviews/#comment-22 Hi, I recently started an env. sustainability company in Waterloo Region (Ontario, Canada) and I was wondering if you would be so kind; to provide a brief market analysis of steam showers available in the inter-continental marketplace (NA). Brands (Eago, Kohler, Ameristand) Prices, materials used, H2O consumption, maintenance and backlog on repairs, etc. Hi,

I recently started an env. sustainability company in Waterloo Region (Ontario, Canada) and I was wondering if you would be so kind; to provide a brief market analysis of steam showers available in the inter-continental marketplace (NA). Brands (Eago, Kohler, Ameristand)

Prices, materials used, H2O consumption, maintenance and backlog on repairs, etc.

]]> Comment on Why & How To Build A Steam Room by Rafo Caraballo http://www.mysteamroom.com/how-to-build-a-steam-room/#comment-41 Rafo Caraballo Fri, 19 Nov 2010 12:27:55 +0000 http://mysteamroom.com/how-to-build-a-steam-room/#comment-41 I would like to build a steam rooom in my house next to my jacuzy in my house how can istartert doing it I would like to build a steam rooom in my house next to my jacuzy in my house how can istartert doing it

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