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Wellness deluxe at home – tips and trends<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Klafs CFO J\u00fcrgen Klingenschmid<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n

Fr\u00fcher einmal waren solche Ausfl\u00fcge ein Highlight: Ein paar Tage in einem Wellnesshotel entspannen und bei diversen Behandlungen sowie in Sauna oder Dampfbad den Alltag vergessen.<\/p>\n\n

And then came CoVid-19. And with the virus the trend to bring – as far as possible – the wellness area into your own home. Sauna manufacturer KLAFS has adapted its products to the needs of customers. The good thing is that it doesn’t always need its own area; saunas can now even be integrated into the bedroom, reveals KLAFS Managing Director J\u00fcrgen Klingenschmid in an interview.<\/p>\n\n

Mr. Klingenschmid, the temperatures are dropping, the desire for sauna & co. is rising. How do you explain the boom in wellness in the home?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Our everyday lives are becoming increasingly fast-paced and stressful, so it’s all too understandable that many people long for relaxation and well-being when they call it a day. The past years with Covid have shown that it is not always possible to use the public sauna and so the demands of sauna users have also changed. More hygiene, more privacy, less time spent – these are desires that have prevailed. Simply switch on the sauna at home and enjoy it within your own four walls is the credo. With the latest technology, you can set the feel-good program according to your individual needs and enjoy it sometimes hot and sometimes less hot, depending on your preference. And with the sauna app, you can even start it on the go. <\/p>\n\n

Which products are currently most in demand?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

There are numerous possibilities to accommodate small but fine saunas or even infrared cabins according to your own wishes. A custom-made sauna can be individually adapted to the room conditions. Corners, niches and sloping ceilings are optimally used and thus transformed into a place of well-being. This starts with the fact that the sauna is increasingly opening up to the outside with glass elements and design features.Very much in demand is the KLAFS Sauna S1 – with the accordion principle it makes itself very small at the push of a button. When retracted, the S1 measures a slim 60 cm – making it no deeper than a normal cabinet. Extended, the sauna with a depth of 160 cm offers plenty of space for relaxed wellness enjoyment. Thus, this sauna also fits into urban living spaces – where previously in a small apartment would never have even thought about a sauna.<\/p>\n\n

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Klafs S1 sauna is designed to fit in the bedroom as well. Photo: Klafs<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In the case of rental properties – does the owner’s consent need to be obtained or is normal deconstruction at the end of the lease sufficient here? And is it even possible?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

As with a kitchen or other equipment, this depends entirely on the lease agreement and the tenancy – here you need to talk to the landlord. Usually, for a sauna you need to have a power connection. We offer here again with the Sauna S1 or also the Sauna Easy very good solutions, because the models can be operated with 230V and need only a household socket. Of course, a fixed sauna can be dismantled at any time, but this will incur costs. <\/p>\n\n

What else do I need to consider before tackling a project like this? <\/strong><\/p>\n\n

There are a few key points.<\/p>\n\n