In the baths at Pompeii this chamber also served as an apodyterium for those who took the warm bath. |
Along the walls were benches, and above them niches, as in the men's apodyterium. |
After undressing in the apodyterium or changing room, Romans would proceed to the tepidarium or warm room. |
In the generality of modern baths, the frigidarium forms also the apodyterium. |
The frigidarium serves also as the apodyterium, and is cut up into divans by ornamental wood partitions. |
The dressing room, apodyterium, was usually entered from the court through a passageway or anteroom. |