Salt Chamber

Crystal salt chamber, design, construction

walls covered with back lit salt plates®

Salt Puzzles

Salt puzzles, manufacturing, design

New!Salt puzzles an ideas mine for interior design

Salt Caves

Salt caves, construction, design

walls covered with white salt bricks

Salt Panels®

Salt panels® for saunas, salt saunas, making

New! salt panels® for different types of saunas

Salt Caves - walls covered with white salt bricks

Salt Caves are objects of unique, fairy-tale appearance, built of salt bricks. Their structure allows to create specific rooms, which whiteness and multi-colour illumination foster our clients' relaxation and music contemplation possibilities.

Salt caves

Micro climate of our Salt Caves is the same or even exceeds this prevailing in other facilities made of salt.

Caves

Basic features of our Salt Caves:

  • Walls are covered with salt bricks up to the height of 180 cm (2 yards)
  • Our installations require only 20 cm (8 in) of space on each side of the room
  • Thorough selection of salt used in the construction of a Salt Cave guarantee a microclimate supporting the treatment of numerous diseases
  • Interesting interior design, including: saline cascades, saline ponds, multicolour outside illumination systems, air conditioning and airing systems, sound and monitoring systems and playgrounds for children
  • Possibility of constructing ceilings imitating dripstone forms characteristic of natural caves (stalactites).

Salt caves

World's longest salt cave

Qeshm Island, Jan 21, IRNA-The world's longest salt cave has been unearthed in Qeshm Geopark by Iranian and Czech experts, said the Saturday issue of the Persian morning daily, Iran.

Continue reading 26.09.2007. 10:36

Salt Grottos use - part 2nd

MAIN USES

Salt Grottos basically constitute very large underground openings that provide secure containment for materials that do not dissolve salt. In general, uses of salt grottos can be classified as either storage or disposal operations. Storage of liquid and gaseous hydrocarbons, and associated products, was successful early on, and remains the main use of salt grottos today. Disposal of wastes and “by-product” constitutes the next most important use of salt caverns. Some examples of these two main types of operations follow.

Continue reading 18.09.2007. 13:35

Salt cave in Israel

Sedom is a famous name from the Old Testament. The two cities of Sodom and Gomorrha were bad to the bones and God decided to destroy them. Only Lot with his family was allowed to leave the city, but with the advice not to look back. However, Lot's wife was so curious to look back so she was transformed into a pilar of salt.

Continue reading 05.09.2007. 12:19