Exedra Garden Shower
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QELNAVOR Water — bathing, roofed and robed
Changing behind a towel is for beaches; the Exedra retires the wobble — benches, hooks, a mirror that behaves, and cedar walls that make the five-minute ritual feel like the spa's idea.
Pool pavilions live in permanent humidity, so ours assume it — ventilated roof builds, glass that shrugs off chlorine air, and thresholds without tripping ceremonies. The luxury is that nothing swells, sticks or stains by August.
Design & Craft
- Frost strategy stated: drain-down or heated line
- Stainless and brass hardware; floors that drain by design
- Ventilation sized so towels dry and timber lasts
- Thermowood and cedar where heat and water live
- Changing rooms with benches, hooks and a mirror that behaves
Specifications
| Format | Shower, hot/cold |
| Frost | Drain-down or heated line |
| Fittings | Brass + stainless |
| Privacy | By architecture |
| Weight | ≈ 1086 kg |
| Warranty | Statutory 24 months under Czech law |
Care
Ventilate after every session, oil thermowood benches twice a year, and rinse floors with clean water. Stove stones and gaskets are available as spares; the care card lists the sauna's simple weekly ritual.
Questions, Answered
How private is it?
Screens, orientation and glazing choices are planned at survey — bathing should feel like the garden's best secret, not its stage.
What does the sauna run on?
Electric stoves as standard, wood-fired where chimneys allow — both with certificates in the pack. Heat-up times and consumption are stated per model.
The QELNAVOR Promise
Every QELNAVOR pavilion is engineered for its address: snow and wind loads calculated to Eurocode EN 1991 for Czech zones, foundations specified to your ground, and the structural documentation shipped with the order.