Tuesday 31 May 2016

How you can valued the best sauna for you from commercial sauna and residential sauna

A Sauna kit is a permanent fixation on to a pre-framed and insulated residential or commercial room. These usually included all of the sauna interior parts that are designed to fit into the openings that are rough of the sauna space. Any room in a building or house can be converted into a sauna. Custom cut residential sauna kits are generally great as a price alternative in comparison to commercial saunas. Choosing a sauna is a daunting task, especially if you are a first-time buyer and the difficulty of deciding between a residential sauna and commercial one Residential saunas are mostly a conventional steam generating sauna, a wood-fired sauna, an electric sauna or an infrared sauna. These can either be bought as a build it yourself kit or as a custom built the unit. Since they are mainly indoors they generally have a better and enhanced access to the homesteads electrical power as well as the water systems. They are therefore easier to install hence minimizing the installation costs as the necessities such as the water hook up and wiring installations are already installed. Its major advantage is the reduced cost, reduced installation effort and the convenience of enjoying the sauna without the hustle and bustle of leaving your homestead. The commercial sauna, on the other hand, is built for commerce and they do offer an excellent way to unwind while enjoying all that nature has to offer. They are not limited by space as compared to the indoor sauna and it is up to the proprietor's imagination to limit its size, location and appearance. One major issue with commercial saunas is that they are exposed to the elements hence the need for quality outside paneling and insulation so as to protect it For the infrared commercial saunas, the need for a contractor is a must to ensure that all the wiring is always up to date and safe. Commercial saunas do add value to the home and they also offer a more customization in comparison to a residential sauna, although this translates to more expenses. The choice between a commercial and a residential sauna really boils down to space, cost and your preference. Both of them do offer the choice between the traditional sauna and the infrared sauna hence it all boils down to what works best based on the situation at hand and to an individual's preference. All in all, you will still end up with a nice and comfortable as well as relaxing experience right within your homestead. Commercial and residential nevertheless differ in a number of ways that are worth carefully considering. Residential sauna is nonetheless the best choice as they are easier to build as a result of the essential i.e. water and electricity being available already. Also, the commercial saunas have a challenge with space and design and they require extra protection against the elements, a factor that is not a requirement for indoor residential saunas. In cases where you are challenged as a result of space and design, you can easily convert a basement or an idle room into a sauna. This makes the residential sauna the best choice.

Monday 2 May 2016

Luxurious Living-The Truth behind Towel Warmers

Luxury meets everyday living with the introduction of the towel warmer.This bathroom accessory is used to heat any fabric item to warm, plush, perfection. There are two basic types of towel warmers, electric and hydraulic. These devices are flexible, energy efficient and add a luxurious flair to any home! Electric towel warmers come either hardwired to your home's electrical supply, or, as a plug in, available for use at any outlet. It uses electrical power to heat any one of three forms, wall mounted, floor mounted, or, freestanding.



 They are energy efficient using only 100W, similar to a lightbulb. Hedonic warmers use a system of hollow pipes filled with either gel or water, which can be connected to your general home hot water supply, or, to its own specific heating system. The gel or water becomes heated and warms the outer coating producing heat which is then used to evenly dry towels or garments.They are efficient energy wise as well, consuming up to 400 volts of energy and provide a continuous form of heat Installation wise, electric warmers are easier, notably the plug in variety. However, a few limitations exist. Larger sizes require discussion with home planning agencies and may also require a professional electrician or plumber for installation, in coherence with building regulations. Additionally, electric warmers cannot be placed within ten feet of a bath tub, in a shower, in a sauna or steam room, except for the plug in variety. They have to be attached via sturdy wall studs and all wires need to be covered with a waterproof coating, to prevent short circuiting. Hydronic warmers also require professional installation, since they are connected to the home's heating system, and this is recommended only at times of remodelling. Furthermore, this addition to the home means that holes have to be drilled into walls, which may be a nuisance when it comes to those who live in apartment buildings where changes aren't permitted. The presence of towel warmers is not recommended in a home with young children, or adults who suffer from nerve debilitating conditions, for example, diabetes. These heaters can reach temperatures of up to 55 degrees Celsius, leading to moderate burns if in contact with skin for more than four seconds. These warmers also take approximately 30-45 minutes to warm up and a further 1 hour to actually warm wet towels through. They do come with on/off switches and timers but the general consensus by consumers is that the product does take a long time to carry out its advertised function. Furthermore, some warmers can damage fabric, and a few cases of overheating have been recorded, despite the presence of regulatory thermostats, which can lead to fires.


Lastly, these towel warmers are definitely a luxury item and don't come cheap. They can range anywhere from 100 to 4000 dollars, a steep price to pay for a warm towel. Despite the obvious advantages, the risks of damage to surroundings and children, in addition to costs incurred in terms of energy consumption and purchase price definitely cannot be ignored. The necessity of a towel warmer in the home can be considered as food for thought.