wet sauna

Abstract

The invention discloses a wet sauna room, comprising a sauna room wall, a sauna room top beam, wall side plates, and a sauna room roof; the sauna room roof comprises: a plurality of splice strips, metal guide strips, a positioning bar, a first positioning tray and a second positioning tray, one end of the positioning bar is fixed to the sauna room top beam, the first positioning tray and the second positioning tray are square, the first positioning tray is fixed to the sauna room top beam and fixed to the bottom of the positioning bar, the splice strips are triangular and may be spliced together, the tail ends of the splice strips are fixed to the first fixing tray, the front ends of the splice strips are fixed to the second positioning tray, the sauna room roof is of inverted right-square pyramid shape, and the metal guide strips are arranged on the splice strips. The wet sauna room can prevent droplets from forming on the ceiling, and is simple in structure and easy to operate.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of saunas, in particular to a wet sauna room. Background technique [0002] Sauna refers to the process of treating the human body with steam in a closed room. With the continuous improvement of the people's economic level, sauna has been widely popularized. Traditional saunas usually use a dry air supply system. The unique rocks are grilled on a hot stove to reach a certain temperature, and then a small amount of water is poured on the rocks to generate impulsive steam. When the steam meets the ceiling due to the sudden temperature The drop becomes water droplets, and the droplets grow from small to large. Dropping on the body under the action of gravity will cause discomfort to people and affect the comfort of people in sauna. [0003] Therefore, it is necessary to develop a more comfortable wet sauna air supply system. Summary of the invention [0004] The object of the present invention is to provide a wet sauna room, ...

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Problems solved by technology

Traditional saunas mostly use a dry air supply system. The unique rocks are grilled on a hot stove to make them reach a certain temperature, and then a small amount of water is poured on the rocks to generate shocking steam. When the steam hits the ceiling due to the sudden temperature Drops become water droplets, and the water droplets change from small to large. Under the action of gravity, dripping on the body will bring discomfort to people and affect the comfort of people in the sauna.

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