Being a relatively new industry, salt rooms as a form of dry salt therapy are now blooming in every corner. These are a hip extension of spas and relaxation parlors, finding their way into all exclusive resorts, massage parlors, and wellness centers.
Whether you’re looking for a long-term health booster installed in your home or the DIY crafter in you is looking for the next big construction project, salt therapy rooms for you. Not only is it an interesting project to invest time in, but it also gives you the power to turn it around into a profitable business based on trending halo-therapy solutions.
Let Standard Salts run you through how to build a salt room.
Things to consider before making a salt room:
There are several points that you might like to consider before beginning the actual construction project. First and foremost is the resources required tallied with the ones you have. It’s important to take a look at what you have and all that you will require for successful salt room construction.
The second thing that you must take into consideration is the budget constraints in the context of the resources required, the design & concept, and the marketing of the finished plan.
The last thing you must clearly lay out in front is a complete concept, layout, and design of the Himalayan salt room you plan to construct.
Salt Room Construction
Unless you are a construction project pro, be prepared for the additional costs that may arise as you go. These rooms can be furnished, accessorized, and expanded as much as you want but each expansion and furnishing may throw you off the budget greatly.
We strongly suggest that you keep things basic and stick to your budget.
Location
Pink Salt rooms are built with the prime purpose of providing an exceptionally soothing experience. To enhance this truly invigorating experience, you need to select a location that is away from all chaotic environments and noisy atmospheres.
Sticking to your budget, choose a place that is well-sheltered from the city noises, and is well-insulated and ventilated.
Design & Concept
Whether you want to build a Pink salt room with Himalayan salt bricks or you’re more inclined towards a chic salt cave, you need to have a clear layout in advance.
In case you’re going for the room concept, Himalayan salt blocks or even salt lamps ought to be on your purchasing list for the release of sanitizing, health-boosting, and mood-enhancing negative particles. If you’re slanted to go for a one-of-a-kind cavern concept, you can settle on unwinding salt caves that require no salt generators or progressively compelling helpful Salt Caves, which will require salt generators that can be customized according to needs.
The two plans are quite normal, yet make a point to choose your inclination first.
Lighting
Salt rooms are typically neither too bright nor awkwardly dim and vision-impairing. Consider utilizing Himalayan salt lights to illuminate your room properly while receiving well-being rewards simultaneously through these health-boosting lamps.
Have a go at lighting up your salt tiles and bricks which will likewise improve the release of negative particles.
Remember the higher the concentration of salt, the higher will be the released negative ions and the more health benefits inhibitors of the room can achieve. Install as many salt lamps, salt tiles, and salt bricks as your budget may allow you to.
Halo-generators
If you aim to rival professional salt rooms and salt cave spas, you might like to invest in a Halo generator.
Halo generators for huge salt rooms are mounted on a wall in either an adjoining specialized room or in a vented bureau on an outside salt room wall. A hole is cut into the wall (and fixed with a 4″ PVC pipe) between where the halo-generator is mounted and the salt room.
Aerosolized salt is sprayed into the salt room through the halo-generator’s fan, which passes on the micronized salt and air through the PVC pipe and into the salt room. Ventilation scatters the vaporized ions all through the room.
In smaller rooms, compact versions of the same halo generators are placed inside the room.
Tips for building a salt room
To help you wrap up the project nicely, we are here with a few tips:
- Invest in salt décor. The cute pink salt candle holders, bath salt jars, salt bowls, and vases will add to the overall aesthetics of your salt room
- While installing a music system in the room, make sure to have it covered under a trunk, behind a wall, or veiled with special coverings to avoid salt corrosion.
- You will need to order special furniture to be used in this room, preferably made of salt as normal tables, chairs and such will corrode with all the salt
- Special projects like these require special considerations that you might not even know of. It is strongly advised to seek professional consultation to ease through the project.
Finally, best of luck with your endeavor! Keep in mind, the drawn-out advantages and appeasement are worth your dedication of half a month to this undertaking. Besides, the vanity of seeing what you imagined, before you is something we can’t possibly describe in words!
