Advantages of corner baths

Advantages of corner baths

Gardeners often complain about small area plot of six acres. What can you say about a tiny piece of land of three hundred square meters? And there are still plenty of gardening partnerships with such tiny “plots”. And the owner of such a piece wants, except for a small garden house, have a place where you can park a car, plant at least a couple of beds of greenery, put in a greenhouse, arrange a green lawn for children or for a barbecue, and of course, put up a bathhouse.

In such cramped conditions, as an option, you can consider the design of a small bathhouse, placed at an angle, on the border of two neighboring plots.

Such a solution can have several positive aspects at once:

1) Two wings of the bathhouse, forming an angle, will create a piece of space, closed from the prying eyes of neighbors. Then in winter, after the steam room, you can safely plop naked into a snowdrift, and in summer you can dive into a small pool.

2) Thanks to this configuration, part of the land is freed up on which you can put a veranda, terrace or barbecue.

3) If he comes to you a large number of If you like to take a steam bath, you can choose a project with two entrances - to the relaxation room, to the steam room or to the washroom.

4) A corner bathhouse is convenient for arranging a small attic, where a teenage child will happily spend the summer.

Below we present two implemented projects corner baths.

First option

The project of such a bathhouse was born completely unexpectedly. Initially, there was no talk of any corner structure. We just bought a new log house to replace the old one. During dismantling it turned out that old building still quite viable. Therefore, we decided to change the logs in it lower crown and correct the foundation, and then build it next to it separate foundation new log house Both buildings were connected by a doorway.

The stove in the old log house was removed - now there is a washing room, the rest remains the same - a locker room + toilet. In the new one, the entire area is intended for a steam room, and only in the cold season, when it becomes cool in the unheated washing room, do we use the steam room as a washing room.

Both log houses stand on a strip foundation poured to a depth of 70 cm cement mortar with reinforcing bars. The solution is poured flush with the soil surface. At the corners, the log houses rest on halves of curbs, the rest of the foundation is red brick, and front side– facing.

The first crown is laid on roofing felt waterproofing. the remaining logs of the new cage are laid on flax batting. Thanks to the fact that the log good quality, the walls are not insulated in any way and retain heat perfectly. The only thing that is carried out periodically (about once a year) is external treatment protective agent"Aquatex" - pine color. True, despite this, the wood becomes a little darker every year. The inside of the logs is not hewn, sheathed or treated in any way.

The old log house is lined with pine clapboard inside. In the washing compartment it is coated with a special colorless wax-based compound (I don’t remember the name).

The rear outer, invisible part of the frame is sheathed with an ordinary “inch”. And the front one, visible in the photo, is lined with blockhouse.

The ceilings of both buildings are made of floor lath, 30 mm thick, with a tongue and groove connection. On top, from the roof side, on a ceiling board covered with foil, insulation is laid - penoplex, 50 mm thick.

The roof is pitched. I was afraid that the ridge gable would be on small area look too bulky. Later I regretted it - too much attic space It wouldn't hurt, and there would be no snow load.

The floor in the new log house is in the form of a cement screed with reinforcing mesh, sloping from front door to the opposite end wall with a drainage hole in the foundation, through which water is drained through a pipe into a d/well. Cement floor covered with tiles ceramic tiles. On top of it, the main floor boards, 50 mm thick, are laid on the logs.

The floor of the old log house is similar, but has a slightly funnel-shaped screed, with a drainage hole in the center, from where the used water flows through a pipe into a second well.

Ventilation of the bath is carried out due to a small opening window with double glazing and four holes in the foundation made of plastic sewer pipes, with a diameter of 50 mm. If necessary, these holes can be closed with special plugs.

The bathhouse, in my opinion, is practically devoid of shortcomings. The impression is somewhat spoiled only by the unsightly sauna stove, it is welded from a “five hundred” pipe. But, of course, it's not just a matter of appearance, the whole problem is the tank for hot water installed on top of the oven.

Not only does it have a small volume, but being part of a steel “five hundred”, it is susceptible to corrosion. The water often has to be changed due to rust. Because chimney located in the center of the tank, it is impossible to place a stainless steel liner there. Coatings made from fire-moisture-resistant paints do not produce the desired result. In addition to the fact that they are toxic, the coating also slides off by the end of the season.

Another disadvantage of this design is the abundance of soot in the pipe, which is formed due to the fact that smoke passes through the tank with cold water, so the chimney has to be cleaned at least once a season. So the stove would have to be more modern.

Although this can also find its advantages: significant metal thickness of 6 mm, good heat transfer and efficiency. It has a spacious heater made of a horizontally welded pipe with a diameter of 200 mm. The flame from the firebox, covering it on both sides, warms up the stones well and goes up, also heating the upper tank of water.

Well, another disadvantage of such a building is the proximity of the toilet to the rest of the rooms. Although, I think we can’t do without it. In order to prevent the smell from being annoying, the toilet must be reliably isolated from other rooms already at the foundation stage.
Otherwise, since its construction in 2009, the bathhouse has established itself only as a source of health and pleasure.

Second project

This bathhouse was built in 2015 according to the same principle - a corner design.

The ordered pine frame of non-standard shape 4x2.5 m was also installed on strip foundation, which is buried 0.5 meters into the ground and laid out brickwork another 0.5 meters above the surface. Before pouring, the foundation was reinforced with a double grid of reinforcing bars with a diameter of 12 mm.

As in the first option, the bathhouse is divided into a locker room (or rest room), shower room and steam room. It was already decided to install the toilet here at some distance from the bathhouse. I don’t even know if this is a plus or a minus? The photo shows how the corner bathhouse is compactly located on the site, having three fairly spacious rooms inside.

The foundation is quite high. This made it possible to lay out a row of logs from the inside of the steam room, from the floor to the lower crown of logs. tiles. The floor is a cement screed, on top of which there are logs made of steel pipes, with a diameter of 100 mm (the diameter is large, but these are the used pipes that remained from the dismantling of the water pipeline). The ends of the pipes are embedded in the foundation walls. And boards 40 mm thick are laid on them. From the outside, the foundation is additionally insulated with a layer of 50 mm polystyrene foam and plastered.

The locker room is designed like an extension to a log house. The frame is made of 150x100 timber, which made it possible to lay mineral wool insulation, 150 mm thick, and sheathe outer wall siding, and internal clapboard from aspen. The wall between the washroom and the sauna is also lined with aspen clapboard on both sides and insulated with mineral wool. Why aspen? It is believed that, despite its relative cheapness, this material is almost as good as linden in its properties.

There is also a water heating tank in the locker room. accumulative type. It must be remembered that when installing such a tank, you need to take care of high-quality electricity. wiring By the way, the wiring throughout the bathhouse is made of special heat-resistant wire.

The bathhouse has no windows, and ventilation is provided - in the wash compartment due to the “ventilation fungus”, and in the sauna - due to the wooden curtain visible in the photo. Above the floor there are non-closable ventilation holes, the size of half a brick.

The inside of the ceiling is lined with clapboard sewn onto aluminum foil. Then, from the roof side to waterproofing film A layer of mineral wool, 200 mm thick, was laid. The steam room itself is not sheathed with anything, only in places of contact with the walls near the shelf, aspen slats are sewn onto the logs so as not to get dirty with the resin released.

The roof is pitched, covered with corrugated sheets yellow color, which goes well with the color of the logs.
Drainage is carried out by connected pipes from the shower and sauna, and discharged into cement screed floor into a drainage well.

The main feature of this bathhouse is the stove, with a firebox facing the street.

Vesuvius brand stove, with a special elongated combustion channel.

It would seem that this kind of solution is quite absurd and, to put it mildly, not entirely popular. But in vain, because heating a bathhouse from the street has many advantages:

• Oxygen is not burned in a heated room, therefore there is no carbon monoxide.
• No garbage is brought into the bathhouse along with firewood.
• Due to the firebox, usable space is saved, albeit a little.
• The combustion hole is located higher, unlike a traditional stove, so when igniting and firing the stove you do not need to bend over, or even kneel.

Thanks to the well-placed canopy, we got rid of one inconvenience - in the rain you can throw firewood without fear of getting wet.

Well, in conclusion, let’s say that, conveniently located in the corner of the site, such a bathhouse takes up a minimum land area and fits easily into any landscape.

If you choose an L-shaped bathhouse layout, the structure will consist of two wings placed at right angles to each other (Fig. 4).

This configuration will provide savings in a small area and will allow you to connect simultaneously under one roof veranda, and place it nearby barbecue grill.

The wings of the structure will make it possible to separate the washing area and the recreation area, which will allow guests to relax comfortably, preventing them from intersecting due to a separate entrance, for example.

It is worth noting that corner layout will make it possible to create an attic on the second floor, providing the family with an additional full-fledged recreation room or study.

However, one of the main characteristics of a bathhouse is its ability to store heat for a long time. And in this regard, a corner bath is much more effective, because it will allow you to make a square-shaped steam room, and this is the most optimal for uniform heating of all rooms, because the stove can be located in the central part (Fig. 2), which will ensure uniform distribution of heat throughout all rooms.

This is fundamentally different from linear layout baths, where the rooms located near the stove receive heat, while the rest experience a lack of it.

The L-shaped layout of the bath easily allows you to create three main zones: shower, steam room and relaxation room. It would be logical to group several objects under one roof, this way you can reduce construction costs, because the wall of the bathhouse will also be the wall of the terrace. The terrace can be covered lightweight material, For example cellular polycarbonate(Fig. 1), and get a place to relax in your garden plot, concentrated in one place (Fig. 3).

Wood such as pine, fir, cedar, spruce, and oak is usually used as a building material for a bathhouse. Most optimal constructive solution– bathhouse made of profiled timber. But quite suitable option frame technology with filling the wall module with SIP panels (structural insulated panels). For their production, OSB panels (oriented strand boards) are used, between which insulation is pressed - expanded polystyrene.

As practice shows, this method of filling a wall module frame structure effective for regions with cold climates, and also allows minimal costs time to get the finished structure.

For the foundation, a columnar, pile and strip foundation will be sufficient, which will also provide savings in financially. But at the same time, you cannot save on the insulation of such a structure, which includes complex measures, namely, the floor, ceiling and roof, as well as the walls of this structure, are insulated.

The installation of a stove, which is located in the wall between the steam room and the relaxation room, will require special attention; it must be installed in compliance with all fire safety standards. The chimney should be double-circuit, sandwich type, and preferably made of stainless steel.

Another important advantage of the L-shaped layout is that the entrance-bathhouse and terrace-veranda will be closed to view from both sides. This will allow guests to comfortably accommodate themselves without being seen by their neighbors and at the same time not disturbing them (Fig. 2).

It is worth noting that the corner bath should be located with its “back” to the leeward side in order to patio There was no snow in winter.

One example of just such a corner bathhouse is a bathhouse with a glazed veranda (Fig. 3), as well as an open area for relaxation, which allows it to be successfully used in different seasons of the year. The layout of the bathhouse is quite spacious, and therefore there is a steam room, a shower room with a changing room, and a relaxation room.

A small vestibule will retain heat and prevent the room from cooling down, even if the doors are opened.

In the relaxation room you can relax comfortably after the steam room and arrange gatherings with friends, at the same time, if necessary, it can be used as a guest bedroom for a couple of people.

Corner bath project

DIY sauna ideas

Shelves

I drew a sketch (see Fig. 1 on page 18). Using it, I made three shelves in the shape of hexagons. Two measuring 350x350x225 mm (height, width, depth) and one measuring 700x700x225 mm.

For this I cut required amount slats with a cross section of 40×25 mm right size. The ends of each workpiece were cut on a miter box at an angle of 45 degrees.

I glued PVA separately from slats onto carpentry required quantity hexagon segments.

When the glue hardened, I connected the parts using dowels. I hung the finished shelves on the wall (photo 1)

False fireplace with lighting

I started work in the same way - by preparing a sketch (Fig. 2)

From timber with a cross-section of 50×50 mm, I assembled a frame measuring 1200×1000 mm (height, width).

Since the room is decorated with wood, I decided to decorate the false fireplace in this style. I sawed several dried logs with a grinder different diameters into dies 1.5-2 cm thick.

I decorated the façade, lower and upper parts of the fireplace with saw cuts. The parts were fixed on the base using wood PVA.

I bought a few at a bath accessories store. decorative items(you can use whatever you have at hand) and decorated the finished false fireplace with them. Additionally installed LED backlight(photo 2) In the future I plan to design a gathering area after the steam room, but that’s another story!

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Corner bathhouse projects have become popular quite recently. This is due to their unusual design, and also with the fact that such buildings have very convenient layout. The corner bath project allows you to go beyond the boundaries of the “square” layout, which allows you to more economically maintain the building during its operation. In addition, a plot with a bathhouse built in a “corner” stands out from other plots, which has a positive effect on its price.

Advantages of corner bath projects

In our country, usually small plots of land are allocated for dachas and individual housing construction. This is due both to the shortage of land near cities and to the fact that such land plots are quite expensive. In this regard, architects and homeowners are looking for ways to save land when constructing on such sites.

One way to save land is to build a bathhouse in the corner. In this case, the structure is not built with the usual square, but consists of two wings connected at right angles. As a result of this configuration, part of the land plot is freed up, on which you can build, for example, a veranda. In addition, a corner bathhouse project with a terrace and barbecue is perfect for such construction.

Choose corner option development makes sense when your land plot intricate shape, and also when the structure that you plan to build on it has a complex or non-standard shape. For example, using projects for a corner house and a bathhouse, you can “bypass” the old a big tree, electric poles, or build a building along a river or ravine.

If we take the technical side of things, then the corner design is in no way inferior to the classic one. In addition, if you decide to combine two completely different buildings under one roof, for example, a bathhouse and a recreation room, a corner project will allow you to equip them separate entrance. As a result, you will be able to use the free room to meet guests while your family is taking bath procedures.

There is also additional option saving land on the site. The fact is that for this purpose it will be possible to use corner bathhouse projects. In this case, you get the opportunity to arrange a full-fledged living room in the attic. It can be used as a work office or for a teenage child to live in.

As for the disadvantages of such projects, there is only one - this is that the “corner” may not always fit one or another version of the architectural design of the site. However, such a drawback can be considered insignificant, since if the construction project is developed by an experienced architect, he will be able to “fit” such a building into almost any landscape.

Options for corner bath projects

Currently on construction market a wide variety of projects for the construction of corner baths are presented. So, for example, you can combine bathing and living spaces in two ways: by building them on the same floor or by spreading them across different floors. In this way, you can create an additional living room, while the bathhouse itself with its unpleasant odors And high humidity will be in a separate wing or on another floor.

In addition, corner bathhouse designs with a terrace are very popular among lovers of holidays outside the city. The fact is that you can place tables and chairs on it for outdoor recreation, a stove or oven for cooking in the summer, or children’s toys. Relaxing on the terrace will perfectly complement a sauna vacation, and if you are not going to take a steam bath, then replace it.

It is also possible on a personal or summer cottage bring to life the project of a corner bathhouse with a barbecue. In this case, the same terrace is erected as one of the wings of the building, which is adapted to accommodate equipment for preparing food outdoors, and, first of all, meat. The difference between it and a regular track or veranda is that it is arranged in full accordance with the rules. fire safety, barbecue or brazier, on which the food will be cooked.

As for the multi-story construction of corner baths, when choosing these projects, you must always remember that the second floor will necessarily require reinforcement of the foundation and walls.

These are additional costs, although if the second floor is light and built, for example, from timber, there will be no need for a powerful one.

The design of a bathhouse with a second floor can be made with or without an attic. In this case, the attic can be built over either one wing of the building or over the entire first floor. The project of a corner bathhouse with a terrace may not include the construction of a terrace, but may be limited to the construction of just a canopy over it. In any case, the option of building a bathhouse with a residential attic is cheaper compared to building a residential building with a full second floor.

In principle, projects for corner bathhouses with barbecues may also involve the use of only a canopy, however, it still makes sense to create a full-fledged attic here, in which you can accommodate the guests who remain with you after relaxing in nature. Thus, you can not only save land on your site, but also create a very original architectural structure that will distinguish you from your neighbors.

Selection of materials for the construction of a corner bath

The most important stage The choice of project for the construction of a corner bath is the choice of material for construction.

Currently, the following types of materials are used for the construction of baths:

• logs and beams;
• brick;

All of the above building materials can be used in the construction of a bathhouse “in the corner”. At the same time, they have both their pros and cons. For example , the cost of construction of a log bathhouse will be the lowest. The fact is that wood is usually inexpensive, especially since a log house does not require any additional processing operations, such as when making timber. When choosing a project for building a bathhouse made of timber, you need to pay attention Special attention to ensure that the wood from which you will construct the building is treated with antibacterial and flame retardant compounds.

Second most popular building material, used for the construction of wooden baths, is timber. It costs a little more than logs, but it is quite possible to build buildings from it yourself, without involving professional builders. The timber must be industrially treated with anti-peron and antibacterial compounds, which protects it from possible fire and damage by insects.

As for the brick bath, it is perhaps the most expensive, since the brick itself has a fairly high price. However, this construction option has several advantages. For example, a stone structure is not flammable, and this is very important, since a bathhouse is a building of high fire danger. Also, a brick building can withstand quite serious mechanical loads, which is very important when construction is carried out on weak and moving soils.

An intermediate and quite good construction option is to build a bathhouse from foam blocks, and a bathhouse from them can be built even on “problematic” soils. This is due to the fact that such blocks weigh very little, thereby creating a small load on the soil. The blocks also do not burn, are not damaged by microorganisms, and are easy to process. However, they absorb moisture very well, which will require additional costs for waterproofing.

The final stage of choosing a bathhouse project is its placement on the site. The fact is that building codes and the rules establish special requirements for the placement of a bathhouse depending on the distance from other buildings it is located. So, it can be erected no closer than 5 meters from a residential building. In addition, it is necessary to build the building exclusively on the leeward side so that in the event of a fire, the fire does not spread with the wind to other buildings.

In addition, the corner bathhouse should be located with its “back” to the leeward side so that snow does not blow into its patio in winter. In this case, all windows should be installed strictly to the west, since in this case they will be illuminated for most of the day, which can lead to quite serious savings in electricity.

To save water and ensure highest level For comfort, it is recommended to build a bathhouse on the banks of reservoirs, as well as next to a swimming pool. In this case, you can create a comprehensive recreation area consisting of a bathhouse, a relaxation room, a veranda with a barbecue area and a pond. Such a zone can then be created ornamental plants using methods landscape design.

Also, in order to combat spring floods, the bathhouse must be placed on some hill. As a result, water flow is facilitated and excess moisture removed from the foundation of the building. Such water can be used for irrigation using drainage personal plot.

There are also places where it is forbidden to build a bathhouse under any circumstances. It is prohibited to erect such buildings in close proximity to neighbors’ plots or the street. If you cannot avoid construction, you will have to get special permission both from neighbors and from building supervision authorities.

In addition, you should avoid building baths on weak soils, because wastewater water flowing from the bathhouse can wash them away, as a result of which your building may simply collapse. The way out here can be high-quality sewerage and good drainage, which will protect the building from negative impact groundwater.

You can build a corner bathhouse either independently or with the help of professional builders. In the first case, you can save a lot of money, but you will need the knowledge and skills of an experienced builder. In the second you will get ready-made sauna"turnkey", but you will have to spend more money. The choice of construction option is yours.

The architectural bureau of Alexey Sukhov developed original project corner bathhouse, which will be implemented in the Bely Bereg cottage village near Moscow. Since the general appearance of this settlement with its ponds and natural forest areas is perceived as a corner of wild nature interspersed with civilization, our task was to organically fit the object into the landscape, without forgetting about its practicality, comfort and functionality. More details about the result are below.

Stylish corner bath: room layout

So, our corner bathhouse in the project consists of small vestibule, spacious room relaxation with a kitchen, where there is everything to prepare almost any dish and set the table for a crowded company, a cozy fireplace and a TV, as well as an appropriately equipped dressing room, from which you can get into the shower room, and then into the sauna, or you can - straight into a room with a large jacuzzi (it acts as an equivalent replacement for a traditional pool).

In addition, the building has a bathroom and utility room. Since one of the client’s wishes was a corner one, we built a semi-open veranda-gazebo with a solid brick oven, in which you can cook not only barbecue, but also any other dish that requires frying, stewing or simmering. And right from the gazebo there is access to an open sunny terrace, blown by a warm summer breeze from all sides. It is comfortable here to sunbathe on a hot afternoon or enjoy the surrounding landscape with a cup of tea or a glass of wine on a warm summer evening.

Materials and techniques in the construction and finishing of a corner bathhouse with a terrace

To implement the project, we chose strong, durable and energy-efficient SIP panels. The corner bathhouse will be built using Canadian frame-panel technology - it is fast, inexpensive, convenient and reliable.

To cover gable roof our specialists settled on flexible bitumen shingles chocolate brown color. Against its background, narrow chimneys covered with laconic umbrellas look especially aristocratic and elegant.

The basement of the building is finished in brown facing bricks, and the walls and floor are made of natural thermowood. The walls of the veranda are half open, so fresh air freely penetrates into the room, while a good-quality roof provides everyone who is inside the gazebo with reliable protection from precipitation and sunlight.

The facade glazing of our bathhouse with a terrace is designed according to the type French windows- the entire height of the wall. In fact, these are not windows, but sliding ones glass doors, allowing you to quickly go from the street directly to the rest room and provide the relaxation room with full natural light.

According to the project, the bathhouse will be protected from uninvited guests and idle glances by an elegant fence made of wooden pickets and wild stone pillars on the same base. Approaches to the building must be paved paving slabs, but we decided to leave the surrounding area as close as possible to the natural landscape - with green grass and a small number of single bush plantings. In this appearance, the corner bathhouse designed by our architectural bureau will be able to harmonize with general view cottage village.

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Layout of the corner bath:

Exteriors:

A bathhouse on your own site is an opportunity to go to the steam room whenever you want. Bath procedures are good for health, they strengthen the body, improve mood, so everything larger number people are planning to build a bathhouse on their site.

Recently, there has been an increase in the popularity of corner baths.

Corner bath projects: features and advantages

home distinguishing feature corner baths - these are theirs non-standard shape. Classic version The construction of a bathhouse of this type involves the location of the steam room perpendicular to the rest rooms.

The main advantages of corner bath projects:

• the location in the middle of the building allows you to heat all the rooms at once. In addition, with this arrangement of the furnace, heat loss is reduced. This is especially true in winter time of the year;
• corner baths were created primarily to save space on the site. As a rule, they are located in the corner of the site, so they do not violate the overall design picture;
• the corner design of the bathhouse can be used in problem areas, where, for example, with the help of such a building you can “bypass” a large tree or communications (electric poles, etc.);
• a building in the shape of a triangle or corner looks unusual and stylish;
• It is possible to make two entrances at once, which makes the operation of the bathhouse more convenient.

It is worth noting that, despite its size, even the most compact sauna corner type will do its job perfectly - provide the owner or a group of friends with easy steam and a pleasant rest.

Corner bath project: order or do it yourself?

Drawing up a bathhouse project and building it yourself is enough difficult task, which not everyone can do. It is necessary not only to indicate everything on the drawing exact dimensions premises, but also determine the location of construction, types of foundation and roof, material for construction, necessary budget, equipment and other parameters.

In addition, it is important to remember that after construction has begun, changing anything in the approved project will be extremely difficult and costly; it is for this reason that it is recommended to think through the project as carefully as possible at the initial stage.

If you have difficulties in independently compiling project, a reasonable solution would be to contact specialists who can offer you the desired project or create a new one.

An alternative option is to search finished project in the Internet. In this case, you can not only find the project itself, but also see what happened after its implementation.

If you do not want to spend extra money and are confident in your abilities, then you can draw up a project yourself. In this case, we invite you to familiarize yourself with the main nuances of corner bath projects.

Corner bath projects: photos, types

Corner bath designs have a unique shape and unusual layout. Despite this, such a bathhouse contains the same premises as a regular one: a dressing room, a steam room and a relaxation room. As a rule, the steam room is placed in the corner of the building, this is necessary in order for the stove to heat all the rooms. In this case, on one side they make a dressing room, a washing room, and on the other a rest room, which also has an additional entrance from the street.

Corner baths can be small and spacious, you need to choose the size based on the area of ​​the site itself and the number of people who will bathe in it in the future.

Projects for corner baths with a terrace are popular. They are convenient because in this case you get the opportunity not to sit indoors, but to spend time in the fresh air.

The bathhouse, which is connected to the house via a terrace, will look original. This is an excellent option for owners of private houses. This layout is especially convenient in bad weather: the roof of the terrace will protect you from the rain.

If your budget allows, you can make a sauna with a swimming pool. Such projects are especially in demand in cases where there is no body of water near the site. If the area or budget does not allow you to make a pool, then you can install a font.

Projects with a bathroom and kitchen make visiting the bathhouse more comfortable and enjoyable. This is especially true in the cold season, when going to the toilet along the street is difficult. And it will take a lot to cook dinner easier at home than frying meat in the cold outside.

Corner baths can be one- or two-story. The advantage of the latter is big square premises, while the building itself does not take up much space. In this case, you can not limit yourself to a bathhouse; if you make a bedroom, you will get a bathhouse-house in which you can stay overnight.

Corner bath project 6x6 m

One of the most compact projects corner baths. But at the same time, the bathhouse is quite spacious and easy to use: this is achieved due to the large area of ​​the relaxation room. The bathhouse has everything you need: a steam room, a washing room and a small porch.

People usually choose such a project for personal use; for a group of friends it will be a bit crowded. The cost of building such a bathhouse will be low.

Triangular bath project

Original project two-story bathhouse, made in the form of a triangle. A non-standard architectural solution will definitely decorate any site and help make it original.

The first floor is occupied by a steam room, a bathroom, a wash room and a dressing room, and on the top floor you can arrange large room recreation. A special place in the project is occupied by spacious balcony, which is perfect for evening gatherings with friends.

Corner bath project 13.9x11.5 m

A building that can truly emphasize the status of the owner. The highlight of this building is the spacious terrace, complemented by a swimming pool. After taking bath procedures, you will be able to cool off in cold water with great pleasure.

Conveniently, the building is equipped with two entrances: from the terrace and the porch. There is also a separate kitchen, a separate bathroom, a spacious living room and, of course, a spacious steam room.

This bathhouse is designed for relaxation by a large group!

Corner bath project 8x10 m

Bathhouse with veranda, which also includes a separate barbecue room. The project provides for a free kitchen combined with a dining room, a steam room, a bathroom and a living room. This building is suitable for both periodic holidays and temporary residence. The advantage of a barbecue is that even if it starts to rain, your vacation will not be ruined: you can cook aromatic barbecue and not get wet.

Corner bath project 6.4x9 m

A building that is perfect for construction on small areas. Is enough budget option, but at the same time contains all the necessary premises for a good rest.