Have used Steam Shower but not with the Bath. It was a prefab unit and we found the multiple jets to be overkill and not particularly special. What was special was being in a small space that completely steamed up fast and it was great for the skin and the clearing of any respiratory. We were sold on it. this was while traveling. Obviously the complete surround and cabinet feel, floor to ceiling, is a consideration with the Bathtub (eg, how open will the unit be for bath). Other is where and how many jets on the prefab...which may not be something you want in the bathtub portion

Yup, 2" per foot for the ceiling... ...porcelain over natural stone... ...and for the generator, different generators can be placed in diffeent areas. Some need to be co-located near the shower, others can be 10, 20, or 50 feet away. The generator also needs to be sized for both the physical size of the steam shower and the thermal characteristics of the six sides of the cube that make up the shower. You;ll find info on most manufacturer's websites. You want a VAPORPROOF membrane...not just waterproof, but vaporproof...behind the tile on all six sides of the shower cube. And all plumbing penetrations should be sealed to the membrane. You want your lights to be vaporproof too. You usually won't have a vent fan within a steam shower, it'll be located just outside the shower. Were you to have a fan within the steam shower, steam vapor drive can do nasty things.

Hello, I purchased this oven and have received 2 models so far and they both leak. JennAir has a warranty that states that the unit needs to be repaired rather than replaced after 10 days of ownership. The units both leaked after 10 days and I had to fight for new units. I am still waiting to get a new working model out of the box. It's been 3 months now..... Disappointed with my purchase.

awesome. thanks. I did get it today. for $1200 I got the steam oven (brand new but out of box) and a $700 whirlpool wash machine. the oven is weird looking, time cavity for how big it is, but so it goes. I have a 36" propane stove for big baking things. I do have a separate sousvide but I guess it would be nice.to go lower than 150... I would never ever convince.myself to drop $3k (or even $1500 on a steam oven so this was my shot.