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Which is the best way to slope a ceiling?  I have read that it should be sloped 1-2" per foot, but can you pitch it from the center and have it slope either side, or is one single slope best.  What does your company recommend?

With all the makes out there, we are trying to narrow down a system that will provide us ease of operation.  Our Day Spa has several clients that want a system that offers lights, music, and oils smells.  Can you tell me what system wiould be used in this type of application?

what about overseas shipping - do you do it?

I SEE UR WEBSITE TALKS ABOUT INSTALLING A BATH FAN FIR STEAM, HOWEVER, WHAT ABOUT INSTALLING THIS IN MY SAUNA?  WOULD IT MAKE THE ROOM HEAT QUICKER?  WOULD THE PRODUCT HOLD UP TO THE HEAT?  IF IT CAN BE USED IN A SAUNA, WHERE SHOULD IT BE INSTALLED?  PLEASE HELP....THANKS FOR ANY ADVISE.

I love using aroma in my steam shower and placing it on the head just isn't working well for me.  It was suggested that I get an Aroma pump however, with so many to choose from I am getting confused on which might be the best bang for the buck.
I have a Mr. Steam generator.  Do I have to use a Mr. Steam aroma pump or can I use the Steamist, Amerec, or one called AromaMist?
Is this easy to install in an existing steam shower or am I too late?
-- Peace, out

hmmmm.....I'm not sure I understand how it can be undersized if the top half of me is roasting to a point where I can barely take the heat as the skin on my face feels like it is cooking.

To have a truly authentic steam bath or sauna bath environment, these need to be separate rooms constructed with the most appropriate materials for the application - tile for steam and wood for sauna.  There are endless options for having both in one area depending on how limited your space is.

As far as adding a steam generator to a sauna room, check out the Steamy Heater Series which has the option of introducing steam into the sauna environment while operating at a lower temperature.  Call a Project Coordinator to help you find the right solution for your home.

This room needs to be drained the same as any other shower.  You will need to pipe the generator to a drain as well.  Read more about steam generator Design & Installation or call a Project Coordinator to help you with your steam room from start to finish.

Traditionally, a Hammam consists of three interconnected rooms: a hot room or steam room which reaches up to 120º Fahrenheit, a warm room, and a cool room.  The hot room is used for steaming and getting scrub massages, the warm room is used for washing up with soap and water, and the cool room is to relax and refresh.

Modern interpretations of these environments can be found in more progressive spas that are dedicated to experience bathing.  I would suggest that you call nearby spas to find a location in your area which offers this amenity.

208 Volt Single Phase generators are readily available.  I suggest you call a Steam Bath Specialist to determine the appropriate equipment for your application and to check stock and shipping availability.