
Saunas
A sauna is the simplest room we build and the one most often specified wrongly, because almost every sizing chart in e…
Read more →Each page covers one room: what it is, how we engineer it and what it costs in US dollars. Under each sits the country version, because the specification changes with the climate and the price with the currency. All of them are made in our own factory and installed by our own crew.

A sauna is the simplest room we build and the one most often specified wrongly, because almost every sizing chart in e…
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Buying an ice bath for a hot country is really buying a small refrigeration system with a tub attached. On most of thi…
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A steam room is a sealed box full of hot vapour, and every weakness in the box shows within a year. In Africa's humid …
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A plunge cut from a single block is the thing on a property that guests photograph before the view. We build them in l…
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For an apartment, a rented villa or any home where nothing may be fixed to the walls, an infrared cabin is the heat ro…
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A chiller that never reaches setpoint is rarely broken. Far more often it was matched to a smaller tub, a cooler clima…
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A hotel spa is judged at its busiest hour, on the evening the generator takes over, by a guest who will write about it…
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A safari camp spa is an off-grid engineering job with a hospitality brief on top. Guests want it in the ninety minutes…
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The difference between a home spa used twice a week and one used most evenings is almost never the equipment. It is wh…
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A recovery zone is judged at seven in the evening, when a class ends and a dozen people want the same two tubs. Size i…
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On a coast or an island, putting up the room is rarely the hard part. Getting it to the spot where it will stand — alo…
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In most of our markets the grid is a backup rather than the supply. Heater and chiller are simply two big loads, and t…
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Most of the repair work on this continent has one of four causes: an undersized heater, a blanketed condenser, a scale…
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