
North Coast (Sahel)
Wellness builds for North Coast villas and resorts: a three-month season, Mediterranean salt, and everything b…
Read more →Alexandria is humid in a way the rest of Egypt is not. A wet room here that does not dry out overnight will smell by the second season, and ventilation stops being a detail.

Mediterranean air does not dry a closed room. Every hot or wet room gets mechanical extract, ducted out, on a humidistat rather than a timer so it runs when the air needs it.
Vapour barriers must be continuous and correctly placed, warm side, with every penetration sealed. A barrier with gaps in this climate traps moisture inside the wall, which is worse than no barrier at all.
Much of Alexandria's good housing stock is old, with limited electrical capacity and service runs that were improvised decades ago. We survey the board and the risers before promising a heater size.
Mediterranean salt is real but gentler than the Red Sea's. Stainless fixings and a ventilated cavity remain non-negotiable; sealed plant enclosures are usually unnecessary here, which takes cost out.
Because Alexandria's air varies. A humidistat runs the extract when the room is actually damp, which a timer cannot know.
No. Mediterranean salt is gentler, and the specification is correspondingly lighter and cheaper.

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