Steam — sealed enclosure
Full perimeter gasket on all four edges plus an upper transom panel that vents heat at the press of a button. Glass is set into a frame that contains steam without trapping it.
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Steam & Sauna Doors in Greater Seattle
Sealed steam-room doors and dry sauna doors with wood-frame integration.
Steam and sauna doors are two completely different products. Steam needs a sealed enclosure with a vented transom; sauna needs a dry-rated door with a wood frame that matches the sauna interior.
This is a niche we own. Steam-room searches in our area run high-intent and underserved — when someone is planning a steam shower, they need a contractor who can spec the enclosure correctly, not a generic shower-door installer.
Included
What's included
- In-home measure
- Steam: full perimeter gasket and venting transom
- Sauna: dry-rated glass with wood-frame integration
- Fabrication and install
- 1-year adjustment warranty
Options
Configurations
Sauna — dry door with wood frame
Glass panel set into a wood frame that matches your sauna's interior species (cedar, hemlock, abachi). No gasket — sauna heat is dry.
Combination
Some installs run a steam shower next to a sauna; we coordinate both doors so the hardware reads as a set.
Glass & finish
Choose materials
Eight glass types, fourteen hardware finishes — picked at the in-home measure.
Glass types
- Clear
- Low-Iron / Starphire
- Bronze Tint
- Gray Tint
- Barock
- Rain
- P516 Textured
- Satin Etched
Hardware finishes
- Polished Chrome
- Polished Nickel
- Polished Stainless Steel
- Polished Brass
- Brushed Nickel
- Brushed Stainless Steel
- Satin Nickel
- Satin Brass
- Brushed Bronze
- Dark Brushed Bronze
- Matte Black
- Gunmetal
- Oil Rubbed Bronze
- Unlacquered Brass
Recent work
Recent steam & sauna doors projects
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