Steam rooms are well known for their health promoting benefits. A luxurious addition to any home, the steam room is so therapeutic, who wouldn´t want one installed in their home? Don´t be fooled into thinking that this would be an expensive luxury that you cannot afford because it is now possible to get a combined shower and steam cubicle installed in your bathroom at an affordable price.
The benefits of steams rooms were first discovered by the Romans and we have learned a lot from them. Some people have discovered how good they are by using them in a gym or health spa but it is now possible to be able to afford one in your home that you can use, when you like, to ease away the stresses of everyday living.
The Benefits of a Boundary Bathroom Steam Room
Steam rooms are a healthy way of improving your life. They promote better health as the steam makes you sweat, which in turn releases toxins from your body. You relax and this not only de-stresses you, but it can actually slow down your pulse and blood pressure. The steam also opens up the pores and deep cleanses your skin, leaving you with smoother, blemish free skin, no need for expensive creams. The whole experience leaves you feeling relaxed and stress free.
Boundary Bathroom Steam Room - The Range Available
Boundary Bathroom Steam Room offers a huge variety of steam cubicles in a wide range of prices. The cheapest one on their website is just £790. For that kind of money you get a dual shower/steam cubicle. They have different standards of steam cubicles, ranging in price to over £11,000 so there is bound to be one that suits your requirements as well as your budget. Boundary Bathroom Steam Room also have steam cabins which require a separate room where the steam generator is housed. There are two of these illustrated on their website, one of which also has an aroma dispenser. Price wise they are realistic when you consider what they are offering; a cabin with acrylic tray, remote steam generator, hand shower and overhead shower as well as body sprays all customised to your own requirements. Prices are midrange, at between £7-9,000.
What is the Difference between a Steam Room and a Sauna
A sauna is very similar to a steam room except that the sauna is hotter and the heat that it generates is a dry heat whereas a steam room provides a humid atmosphere which has more health benefiting qualities. The heat in a steam room is generally maintained at a steady 41 degrees.
When you consider all the advantages that go with owning a steam cubicle, and take into consideration that you don´t need an extension on your house to make room for one, you might think again about having one installed. All that would be required is to put it in place of your existing shower cubicle and you are sorted. Advances in this field mean that the facility that was once only available at your local health spa or gym is now available in your own home, so why not take advantage of what Boundary Bathroom Steam Room has to offer.