Introduction to sauna and Jacuzzi
Sauna and jacuzzi are two luxury bath methods that are very relaxing and enjoyable, and the use of spaces that provide these services, either privately or publicly, can be very effective in creating this relaxation. A sauna is a room made of wood that is used as a hot air steam bath. Meanwhile, the jacuzzi is a large hot tub with an underwater water jet system for body massage. In general, the main difference between a sauna and a jacuzzi is that a sauna uses heat, while a jacuzzi uses water.
What is a Jacuzzi pond?
Jacuzzi is generally referred to as a basin that has hot water (with a temperature of 35 heating and 15 cooling) and has a number of air jet nozzles used for massaging people. The jacuzzi bowl should generally be made of reinforced concrete and waterstop tape should be used to seal it.
Jacuzzi types in terms of manufacturing
Jacuzzi can be made in different types of sitting, lying down and standing, which depends on the architectural design and the client's request. But in general, the types of jacuzzi include: 1. Sleeping Jacuzzi: This type of Jacuzzi is generally used in public swimming pools. A small and rectangular pool where a person lies down and a number of nozzles from under the water hit the person's back with pressure and a mixture of air, and this water pressure causes the person to massage.
< b>2. Standing Jacuzzi: Standing Jacuzzi is a type of Jacuzzi that can be considered hot or cold according to the request of the employer. It includes a pool and a person enters the pool and uses a number of water nozzles with high pressure. It hits the person's back. In general, if you consider this type of jacuzzi usually with cold water, then they complement hot water jacuzzis.
What is the sauna room?
Sauna is a small room or hut that is used to take advantage of hot air in a dry or wet state. In general, many consider Finland to be the birthplace of sauna in its current form. Terminologically, "sauna" is one of the old words in the Finnish language that refers to traditional Finnish baths. Of course, they use many similar words in different regions. The sauna itself is divided into two groups: dry sauna and steam, which are explained in the following section.
The overall structure of steam sauna
Steam sauna usually produces high humidity, so the space should have proper insulation to prevent steam from penetrating into other spaces. The best type of sauna steam pipe is made of steel, which is resistant to erosion. In the construction of a steam sauna, the type of roof should be such that the drops of steam collected under the roof are prevented from falling on people. For this reason, the roof of steam saunas is made sloping. Also, in terms of steam accumulation in the sauna space, the walls and ceiling are usually made of ceramic so that the walls and floor of the sauna can be easily cleaned whenever possible.
The overall structure of the dry sauna
Due to its usage and high temperature, wood is used for its architecture. Because wood is a good thermal insulator and gives a beautiful appearance to the sauna space; But the main reason why the sauna is made of wood is because of the high temperature of the dry sauna and high heat transfer in the sauna space, the use of materials such as iron and ceramics that absorb a lot of heat and cause burns in contact with people's bodies. It is annoying. For this reason, it is better to use dry sauna wood that is resistant to both moisture and heat so that it does not burn. For this reason, it is better to use Russian Termwood wood in these spaces.