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building codes of a room converted into a sauna?
I am renting a room in a very cool apartment building. I know the owner
of the building so even though what I am considering may sound inadvisable, I intend to pull it off. I am about to rent two ajacent apartments in the building and remove a wall. This leaves me with a extra kitchen that I desire to make into a dedicated occasional sauna. (perhaps fired up 2-3 times a month) (dedicated meaning not used for anything else) 1) What would standard building codes say to this? 2) If I ignored the building inspector (which I plan on), what damage could happen? (perhaps I could keep it less humid?) 3) Can I heat it with a 1500 watt space heater, or two of them on separate circuits? (That seems a bit weak to me.) I have posted a picture of what a similiar kitchen looks like he http://www.musicalfurnishings.com/sauna.jpg Thanks!! Tor |
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