IntroductionBarrel saunas are quickly becoming the go-to outdoor sauna for wellness enthusiasts—and for good reason. Their distinctive curved design isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s engineered for performance, durability, and efficiency. In...
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Transforming your backyard into a serene wellness retreat is easier than you might think. A backyard sauna equipped with a wood-burning heater not only adds rustic charm to your space...
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During my recent trip to Europe visiting suppliers I decided to take a 2-hour ferry from Helsinki to visit another sauna manufacturing operation in Estonia. In that particular operation they...
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Poor ventilation is one of the most common reasons a new sauna disappoints its owner, in our experience. The wood is right and the heater is right, but the room still feels heavy, stale, or hard to sit in for more than a few minutes. Growing up in Finland, I learned the fix before I learned almost anything else about sauna design: air has to move. Finland is home to an estimated three million saunas for a population of about 5.6 million people. (This is Finland) At My Sauna Plus,...
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Most home sauna heaters need a dedicated 240V circuit. A 120V unit only fits a very small room. 208V is a different SKU, not a dimmer setting. We match the nameplate to the panel before you order.
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How to Build Sauna Walls That Last Most sauna wall failures happen quietly inside the wall, long before anyone smells mold or sees damage on the surface. Wall structure matters more to how long a sauna lasts than wood species or heater choice. We don't simply sell you a sauna. We help you understand saunas and confidently choose the right one, and that includes what goes on behind the paneling, not just what you see when you walk in. A durable sauna wall has to manage heat, humidity, and moisture...
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Indoor sauna floors are two jobs: a sloped, waterproof base and a walking surface that can dry. Skip the membrane, use the wrong materials, or ignore the floor drain, and the fixes get expensive fast.
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Sauna interior finishing mistakes are sequencing mistakes. Wire the lights, set the heater, hang level benches, and keep the vents open before the wood closes.
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Bench height decides which temperature zone your body sits in, not bench style. Get the foot bench, sitting bench, wood, and backrest right, in the order that actually works.
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Most home saunas fail on room design, not the heater or the wood. Fix bench height, ceiling shape, and ventilation, and the sauna you already bought will finally perform the way it should.
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A cold plunge needs more than a tub and cold water. Here is how to plan the plumbing, drainage, chiller space and electrical service before construction is finalized.
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Building, electrical, HOA approval, and insurance are four separate gates, not one permit. See what the model code allows, what your city can change, and what to bring to the counter.
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Lighting plays a vital role in shaping the sauna experience, from setting the mood to enhancing relaxation. As we step into 2025, sauna lighting is evolving with exciting innovations that...
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