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   philip_langford | Mar 30, 2000 07:19pm | #1

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   Hey Dan, actually that is what I am doing now to my walk in showere. I am just a homeowner so this is my first experience at it but I found the company Steamist has a web site with alot of info. Somewhere in their web site they have reccomendations on building a room, pretty basic though it helped me out.

   http://www.steamistco.com/Residential/residential.html

   Good luck.

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   Guest_ | Apr 07, 2000 06:26am | #2

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   Dan - I've done several. As I recall some of the steam generator manufacturers include details with their literature.

   Most important details (aside from safety, etc.):

   b Tent the ceiling
   (not flat or condensation will drip on you)

   b Seal the door

   Good luck - Jeff

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   Cal | Apr 11, 2000 02:06am | #3

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   Dan-

   Talk to a custom glass Co. that makes doors for costs and ideas.
   A good unit revolves around the door and how well it works.

   Also seating is key.

   The options for design are endless and that's the fun.

   The one I built had an operational vented door loosely based on the angle shower base concept.
   Big enough for two,a tiled seat about 5' wide.I
   put the steam unit in a soffit above the shower
   to lower the ceiling and house the unit. Make sure you have a place to send the pressure relief line that is safe.

   Have fun. Cal

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   Guest_ | Apr 11, 2000 02:06am | #4

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   does anyone have or know where to get good construction details on a steam shower?

   appreciate any response

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