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Here in Luxembourg it is not unusual to have a sauna in the basement. I have no idea of the statistics but what is wrong with turning a small room or part of a room into a sauna.There will be no Brexit dividend for Britain.0
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Here in Luxembourg it is not unusual to have a sauna in the basement. I have no idea of the statistics but what is wrong with turning a small room or part of a room into a sauna.
Nothing wrong with it at all. Apart from the fact that every time the british try and copy a continental model of anything we !!!! it up completely... (cf 24 hour drinking)0 -
hale is in cheshire - but £600 k ????????
i'd quite like a sauna at home - i can't see anything wrong with doing what you want inside your own home as long as its legal0 -
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Oh and that sounded considerably more filthy than I intended, sorry about that!0
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I've never been in a sauna. Having one in a house would put me off. I'd rather have an en-suite bathroom in the space probably.
It'd put me off because I'd never use it and it'd cost me time/money/stress getting rid of itfor something I wanted in there.0 -
Sauna room = airing cupboard"You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0
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""don't really see the point unless you can afford the buff scandinavian to do the vigorous massages as well.""
are you offering ?? -- yes pleeeease !!!0 -
I lived in Finland for a while and it was perfectly normal for even the smallest of flats to either have a private sauna, or at worst a communal facility.
DH and I love them, and are seriously considering putting one in to our next house (or even this one if we don't sell it!). The actual heaters are less than £100 if you buy them in Scandinavia, plus the cost of wiring (similar to a powerful electric shower) and of course fitting out with all of the insulation, wood trim etc. I'd expect to have change from £1000 in total (DIY).
I don't quite understand the reactions?
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