In any construction and installation of chimneys, i.e. where there is a conclusion of the chimney and (or) ventilation pipe through the roof of the building, the question arises of preventing leaks at the point of contact of the pipe and the roof.

The pace of modern life, especially in a city, leads to the accumulation of negative emotions, fatigue. How to eliminate the negative consequences, remove toxins and toxins? Of course, with the help of the bath, especially when it is built with your own hands.

After analyzing the various ways of building baths, taking into account their material and physical capabilities, we decided to build a frame bath at our site.The total size of the closed part of the bath is 4x4 meters, plus an open veranda of 2x4 meters in size, all this was brought under a common roof. The dimensions of the steam room are 1.80x3 meters, the sinks 1.80x1 meters, the relaxation room is combined with a dressing room measuring 2.20x4 meters.

At the very beginning, it should be clarified what exactly is a potted stone, or talc magnesite. This mineral is also called mammoth stone, in France it is called stearite. Soapy to the touch, due to the high capacity of talc, this stone has been familiar to man for a long time and was used as an ornamental one, it was used to make seals, dishes, figurines.

Since the furnace is an integral and significant part of the bath, you will need to think carefully about which device: electric, metal or brick, will provide the optimum temperature in the steam room. Experienced steam workers claim that wood-burning stoves are the most preferred option. A brick-fired wood-burning stove Kamenka is traditionally constructed in a Russian bathhouse, provides it with heat and steam, inimitable comfort and coziness.

To steam in the bath was hot, and the room itself served the owners for many years, you will need to take seriously the design and construction of the bath house. Particular attention will need to be paid to the arrangement of steam, hydro and thermal insulation of walls, floors and roofs. Poorly executed insulation of the roof of the bath will ultimately cause condensation to settle, irreparable damage will be caused to the roof.

Jadeite is a semiprecious stone that attracts people's attention with its natural beauty and unique properties. In appearance, it resembles jade, at one time these stones were called by one common name and revered as sacred, attributing to them the ability to influence the weather and cause its changes. However, jadeite has a higher hardness and is a silicate compound of aluminum and sodium. Its name is most likely derived from the Spanish piedro de jade, which means kidney stone, the name itself indicates its healing properties. The stone can have different shades, from whitish to emerald, blue, violet, red, depending on the place of extraction and the percentage of impurities of iron, chromium, manganese, calcium, magnesium contained in it.

Admirers of the hammam say that a visit to the Turkish bath can only be compared with a trip to another world - how unusual and beautiful its interior decoration is, and the atmosphere is favorable for relaxation and purification. A visit to Turkey must necessarily include the reception of traditional bathing procedures in the hammam, which is one of the important areas of culture that helps to fully understand the philosophical worldview of the inhabitants of this eastern country.