10 MOST ASKED QUESTIONS ON CONSTRUCTION OF SALT CAVE SPAS

What is the price?
THE PRICE IS FOR 1 SQUARE METER OR 1 SQ. FOOT OF FLOOR AREA - SALT CAVE WALLS ONLY. ALL ADDITIONAL WORK IS EXTRA. ALL BUILDINGS MUST BE RATED FOR 20 40 TONS OF SALT WEIGHT
1 square meter = 10.7639104 square feet
General price for Salt Cave Spas in USA is $90.00 - 150.00 per square foot - depends on model, equipment and style.
Europe - 1 500.00 EURO per square meter.
All others countries - the price is as above + 10%
$5000.00 down payment is required - AVERAGE WAITING TIME AFTER DOWN PAYMENT - 5-6 MONTH - DEPENDS ON HOW MANY CUSTOMERS ARE ON THE WAITING LIST.

What is the best location for construction of Salt Cave Spas?
We know that this is not always possible, but the best solution is to have its own premises. It take out the obligation to pay monthly rent, which is important because it should be noted that the construction of the salt cave is a great investment that will be amortized over the period of time

What area is suitable?
Depending on the quantity of users.
Optimized: 6 / 8 people - from 14 to 16 sq. meters - ( about 42 to 48 sq. feet )
                      10 people - from 20 to 25 sq. meters - ( about  60 to 75 sq. feet)
                      15 people - from 30 to 35 sq. meters + - ( about  90 to 105 sq. feet + )

What about height of space?
The higher the space the more effect it creates. Minimum of 2.5 m ( 7.5 feet ). Private salt cave spas do not need high space.

What heat?
In the caves, as in natural conditions, there is plenty of shade, however, no one likes to freeze. All commercial customers should be happy and comfortable. Recommended temperatures are 16 - 23 degrees C ( 60 - 68 F) , if the temperature falls below the comfortable temperature, the cave should be accompanied by in - floor heating (connected to the Central Heating or electrical mats).

Humidity.
No more then 50% is recommended. Ventilation after each 45 minutes is recommended.

How much salt material is used?
12 do 20 tons or more ( 12 000 to 20 000 Kgs - about 24 000 to 40 000 Lbs ) depends on size and height of each salt cave spas.

How much time is needed for salt therapy?

45 minutes at salt cave spa gives equivalent of 3 days spent at sea. Minimum recommended visits to salt cave spas is 10 - it gives you at least one month of breathing salt air at sea.

Location?
First, very important is good access, and secondly parking.
In a matter of site selection in the construction of the salt cave, we have two theories. According to the first it does not matter whether the location is, because the salt cave customer looks specifically for this medical help and service. Second theory argues that building the grotto at the end of the city will loose traffic and customers.

Air conditioning?
Only channel. The best is not central but design for every salt cave spa - adjusted for volume of air is important.

Ventilation?
Natural ventilation and mechanical. Mechanical ventilation is recommended.

Do you need to bring water?
No. We do not recommend any water facilities.

What is the demand for electricity?
All the equipment inside the cave is powered by safe 24 volts. Air conditioner outside and mechanical ventilation outside can be supplied to the selection of 230V or 380V.

Can cave can be mounted on the upper floor?
Yes, but you must remember that the wall thickness of salt must be adapted to the carrying capacity of the ceiling ( floor ).

Why choose our salt cave spas?
Basic difference in how we construct the wall of our salt caves is the main difference from copy cats of our technologies. We stay with natural way of contraction, providing a unique visual effects and salt grotto where walls are built on the principle of IGLOO, The wall is a monolithic bloc, heavy and strong design - 15 cm thick wall - about 8 inches wide. The aim was to get our visual effects in the form of natural rock cave. Lying in a room, we have the impression that we are somewhere deep under the ground. This effect can be obtained only by building only with our technology - a monolithic wall of Salt.
Competing companies do not know this technology. Simplifying the construction to a minimum apply the simplest solution. They lay salt in wrong way creating bad construction and lowering the safety and life of salt cave spas.

There are cheap salt cave spa makers whose job is not saving you any money in the long run.

Finally, the most important difference in the construction of the salt wall is the lack of ventilation - between the wall of a building and salt wall. The consequence of the absence of mechanical ventilation is specific, unpleasant smell. In a pseudo salt caves built in this manner it simply can be smelling for lot of people? This should be the fresh sea air not any other smell.

Too much of natural wood in our Salt Cave Spas is not recommended. There is always possibility of too much humidity and decay process of wood.

Another frequently asked question - water fountains and cascades in a cave.

Too much humidity and water can cause salt to change its crystals and loose its weight to moisture content.

25 POINTS OF EQUIPMENT AND OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES USED IN OUR SALT CAVE SPAS:

1 Patented Technology simulating the ceiling covered with a layer of salt stalactites.
2 ?Lightening ceiling lighting system
3 LED lighting points - star effects
4 Controlled by pilot LED lighting - color therapy.
5 Salt Wall of 150 mm.
6 The original deck chairs
7 Floor - 150-200 mm layer of salt from the Dead Sea or other salt crystals.
8 Light saline (white, red, blue, yellow)
9 Type of halogen lighting
10 Double saline wells.
11 Colorful lighting points, natural fancy decorative items
12 Floor Trap for door - prevents taking salt pieces out of cave on shoes or socks.
13 Heating floor
14 Air conditioning duct
15 Stereo system
16 Emergency lighting in the event of the loss of electricity
17 A mechanical system for ventilation grouting and air outlet
18 Filters air supplied from outside
19 UV lamp
20 Insulation for other salt walls
24 Startup Package including: cosmetics

Additional equipment grotto salt

Monitoring System (camera hidden in a cave)
Computer system controls the grotto
A set of hi-fi
Aquarium in building the grotto
Wooden, decorative finish grotto
Arrangement waiting room with equipment
The sculptures made of salt
Screens salt
Lamps saline, candlesticks, salt based cosmetics and other salt products