Frequently asked

We are based in Istanbul. So far we have completed projects in cities such as Gaziantep, Sapanca, Düzce, Giresun, Hereke and Ordu. We discuss your project's location in the first conversation.

Describe what you need in a few steps on the “Get a quote” page. Our team will call you to clarify the details and, if needed, plan a site visit.

Yes. We also offer design, consultancy and construction supervision separately; you can build with your own team, to our detailed drawings and under our supervision.

Yes. We know pools need constant care, so after handover we stay at your side for water chemistry, equipment and spare parts.

A sauna offers dry heat at about 90 °C with low humidity; a steam room runs at about 45 °C with almost 100% humidity. We can choose together which suits your habits and your space.

The pool's purpose (family, hotel, sport), its location, approximate size and your preferred finish come first. We clarify these together during the survey and build the design on those decisions.

A small flaw in the waterproofing can only be found by breaking the tiles once they are laid. Leaving the pool full of water for at least a week before tiling lets us catch a possible problem at the cheapest stage.

Once tiling is done, no work that throws sparks or swarf, such as cutting steel, should be done around the pool, and the tiles should be protected with plastic sheeting.

That depends on the target number of visitors and the pool and slide layout. In the first meeting we assess your land and goals and prepare a suitable layout proposal.

Yes. We prepare the detailed drawings; your team carries out the shell and finishing work under our supervision. This model often saves budget.

Shower before going in and lay a towel on the bench. Enter once the room has reached the temperature you want, and pour only a small ladle of water on the stones each time. If you use an essence, add it to the water in the bucket, not to the stones.

No. Sauna wood should be left in its natural state; varnish and paint break down at high temperature. Regular cleaning is enough.

In saunas used often, sweat can darken the wood. Small scratches and stains are removed with fine sandpaper; for larger stains we will agree on a cleaning method that does not harm the wood.

A sauna offers dry heat at about 90 °C with low humidity, while a steam room runs at about 45 °C with almost 100% humidity. The difference changes the construction too: a steam room needs a sloped ceiling, a floor drain and full waterproofing.