A spa fails in the wet areas first: steam that condenses into the ceiling, drains that gurgle into the next treatment room, tiles that lift in year two. We build spas as engineered wet rooms — waterproofing, vapour barriers, ventilation and drainage designed before a single tile is chosen.
A sauna room requires vapor barriers, specific kiln-dried wood lining, correct bench geometry and airflow, and door seals that prevent moisture loss. An ice bath room needs thermal insulation and waterproofing to a standard that maintains sub-12°C temperatures without condensation problems in a tropical building. A salt room needs its own separate HVAC zone with humidity control; without it, the halogenerator corrodes everything in the adjacent space within a year.
We manage specialist trades across every zone of the facility. Our own team handles the technically demanding elements — sauna room lining, float tank pit construction, cryochamber installation rooms. General construction works are managed through vetted local contractors in each location, supervised by our project managers.
One team, one contract. You don't coordinate between an architect, a general contractor, a sauna specialist, and a float tank installer. We handle all of it and are accountable for the whole result.
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