The Roman bath represents a complex of symmetrically located rooms with various temperatures.
- the first room - apoditherium or a locked hot room.
- the second room is frigidaire. It is the coldest room in the hall complex. The cool floor gives a pool part of coldness.
- the third room is warm, it refers to thepidarium. The preparatory stage of a warming up the walls is held here.
- the fourth premise is the hottest, it refers to calidarium.
- the fifth room is a steam room - the "heart" of a bath. The temperature rises up to 850F.
- last premise is where the water is poured. In this room rubs aromatic oils are used.
Inside the steaming department on specially laid pipes the steam is produced. The air is condensed, rises upwards at the working generator and settles, when the generator is switched off. That is why a Roman Bath gives an effect of steam enveloping a body.
It is possible also to get aromatherapy. Unlike saunas, where heat is concentrated above the head, in Thermae one breathes easily, because of a light steam around you.
In building a Roman Bath high ecological components and the raw material according to norms are used. Better to use modern and functional production for building which allows to embody any idea and to reach a harmonious combination of functionality and composite rationality of a Bath.
First it is necessary to solve the problem of infrastructure of the Roman bath, choose a ceramic tile and set of furniture, to design the project, to be able to provide guarantee and service to the customers in a right.
In Roman Bath it should be enough room even for the big group of people. Better to provide a Therme with illumination and adjustable temperature, the big pool and convenient navigation, so visitors will approach to plunge into pool just after visiting a sauna.
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