Anyone who builds a bathhouse is faced with the need to choose the appropriate material for lining the inside of the bathhouse. Of course, the one that matches the chosen style should be considered suitable. The classic bathhouse is an ethnic style, but today you can find bathhouses designed in a modern style, using materials and technologies of the 21st century.
At the same time, there are restrictions that do not depend on styles, but are related to the specifics of bathhouses. Below we list all the materials that can be used to line the inside of a bathhouse.
How and with what materials to decorate: the pros and cons of natural and artificial
Let's start with the very specifics that were mentioned above. It consists of increased humidity, which occurs every time you have a bath day. Of course, the highest percentage of humidity will be in the steam room and washing room, but you should not think that the rest room and even the dressing room will have dry air. It's wet everywhere.
IMPORTANT! Consequently, the main requirement for materials for the interior decoration of a bathhouse is good tolerance of high humidity.
What does “well tolerated” mean? Well, firstly, it should not lead to the destruction of the material, and secondly, it should not create conditions for the proliferation of fungi, which can also destroy or become a threat to human health.
And here it turns out that traditional materials do not meet such requirements at all.
