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Revision as of 15:18, 7 November 2010
Resource Map
Links
Design Rationale
- Enclosed to hold heat in.
- Quality up to modern consumer standards.
- Uses mist head for a steam shower
Initial design
- Use shower stall
- cementicious board, corners attached with metal angle on outside
- caulk to seal edges on inside
- how to do the door?
Materials
- Cement board at $11 per 3x5 foot sheet