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Building a hot room in a country that is already hot sounds absurd until you use one. The trick is not the hea…
Read more →Egyptian mains water is hard and often high in dissolved solids. That single fact kills more steam generators here than anything else, so we design around it on the drawing instead of discovering it in year two.
Typical project in Egypt: EGP 235k – 760k, supplied and installed · six to ten weeks per room after the drawing is approved, plus shipping.
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A steam generator boils your mains water and leaves everything that was dissolved in it behind. On Egyptian water that means scale on the element, and scale means a dead generator inside two years.
So a softener or a documented descaling routine is part of the specification, not an accessory. We test the water at the property, size the generator knowing what it will be fed, and write the interval into the handover notes.
Before any limestone or mosaic goes on, floor and walls get a brushed liquid membrane that turns up onto the ceiling, with bandage tape at every junction, and the bed beneath the tile falls 1:50 towards the gully. A flat ceiling is tilted a few degrees, or replaced by a shallow vault, so condensate runs down the walls instead of dripping on the bench.
In a resort the stakes are higher: a commercial steam room that leaks into the corridor or the room below takes revenue out of service, so we leak-test the tanking and sign it off before the tiler starts.
Egyptian limestone and alabaster are beautiful and thermally heavy: they absorb the first ten minutes of every session. That is a generator sizing question, and we price the stone version and the porcelain version side by side.
Backlit alabaster in a steam room is one of the best things we build in Egypt. It is also the most expensive way to light a wall, and it should be chosen with the number in front of you.
A two-to-three-person steam room sits at 235 to 370 thousand EGP indicative; a four-to-six-person room in limestone with a domed ceiling runs 395 to 760. Generator, controls and benches are made and tested in our Istanbul factory, and a single room takes 6–10 weeks from drawing approval to commissioning. A steam service with descaling runs 22 to 36 thousand EGP. Send us the room dimensions for an itemised quote.
Every three to six months on untreated Egyptian mains, annually with a softener. Our note on hard water and steam generators in Egypt explains why.
It needs a drain, a serviceable plant position and a ceiling we can tilt, and it almost always means stripping back to the slab.
Limestone looks and feels better and costs generator capacity. We price both so it is your choice, not ours.
Send us a photo of the spot and the rough size. Within one business day you get photos of comparable rooms we have finished and an itemised, position-by-position quote.

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