Steam Showers

This collection is for people who want more than a daily rinse. Steam showers bring warmth, moisture, and calm into your routine—in ways that support breath, skin, muscles, and mind. You’re not just stepping into a shower. You’re stepping into a pause.

What You’ll Find Here

These fully enclosed steam showers blend spa-level features with everyday function.

  • Fast steam generation for easy daily use
  • Built-in aromatherapy and chromotherapy (in many models)
  • Body jets, rainfall shower heads, and mood lighting
  • Modern glass-and-stainless-steel designs
  • Sizes and layouts for single or shared use

Why Choose Steam?

Steam has been used for centuries to open lungs, calm nerves, and soften tension. Modern units just make it easier—no tiled spa room needed. Use it for:

  • Respiratory ease
  • Muscle and joint recovery
  • Skin clarity and hydration
  • Stress relief through heat + stillness
  • Gentle detox without extremes

Good to Know

  • All brands ship from within the U.S.
  • Units come from trusted U.S.-based suppliers
  • Featured brands: Ariel Platinum, Mesa, Athena, and Maya Bath
  • Installation is best handled by a licensed contractor (plumbing + power)
  • Browse the options. No need to overthink it—your body will know what feels right.
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FAQ`s

Frequently Asked Questions about Steam Showers

A steam shower works by using a steam generator to heat water and produce steam, which is then released into the shower enclosure.

The time it takes for a steam shower to heat up varies depending on the model, but it typically takes 5-10 minutes to reach the desired temperature.

A steam shower uses much less water than a traditional shower, typically using around 2 gallons of water per minute.

The electricity usage of a steam shower varies depending on the model and length of use, but it typically uses around 3-5 kilowatts per hour.

Steam showers require professional installation and should be installed according to the manufacturer's instructions.

It is recommended to use a steam shower 2-3 times per week for maximum benefits.

Yes, you can. Do not turn on the steam in order to use it as a regular shower.