Created as a modular system, Klafs’ new ‘D6’ steam bath offers various options in both size and layout as well as in optical design.
Available in two different cabin heights, there is a structural separation between the cabin and benches, as seating is self-supporting and removable.
This provides a modern look and the functional advantage of preventing water accumulation on the benches. The hot water vapour condensing at walls and ceiling creates water drops which run freely down the walls behind the benches.
Sloping elements are also placed on the roof over the seating areas to avoid water dripping.
Benches are mounted on a solid and durable metal frame and are made of high-class and resistant solid surface material, according to Klafs.
The walls and ceiling of the D6 are made with acrylic glass, with the robust and durable material allowing flexibility in design, and so Klafs is able to offer the steam bath in a range of different styles.
The D6 steam bath was launched at the FIBO exhibition in Cologne, held between 9-12 April.
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