Finland is the home of the European sauna tradition, and Finnish sauna bathing takes two traditional forms.

Differing from the sauna in temperature and humidity, a steam room has a typical operating temperature of between 40˚ to 45˚ C with 100 % humidity.

The Caldarium is a room very similar to the steam room with similar benefits to the user’s health.

The tepidarium plays a central role in relaxation. The air temperature in this room is between 30˚ and 40˚ C with a higher heat coming from individual reclining loungers.

Along with many other thermal experiences the laconium was invented by the Romans as a start to "The Spa Journey" a laconium is usually heated to 65˚ C..

The Rasul is a mud treatment room with an operating temperature in the region of 40˚ to 45˚ C the room has almost 100% humidity.

Typically a private treatment given in a warm humid room.

A comfortable area where warm ceramic or tiled mosaic benches help the user to relax whilst bathing their feet in cool or warm water.

Comfortable heated, tiled or Corian loungers are important in any spa area.

An important part of enjoying the thermal spa facilities and used to cool the body and maximise health benefits the experience shower is the perfect addition to any spa.

Ice fountains are a great visual feature in the spa..

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