Sauna Design and Installation

A simple, inexpensive way for you to get a commercial sauna. This would be as simple as reaching out to our team, letting us know you are interested in a DIY sauna kit. We have pre-cut sauna designs that we can use to help narrow down your home sauna build. This is a fun way to create your very own dream sauna build. These indoor sauna cuts can be used for office buildings, smaller business owners or other applications. IF you are excited about saunas and want to get the prefect starter, the traditional prefab sauna is the way to go. When you talk to our team there are many options and features for you to choose from: Sauna wood, door-type, flooring, benches, sauna heater, lights, and more! Check out some of the FAQS around the commercial pre-cut sauna.

To effectively clean a sauna, start by regularly damp mopping the floor to remove dirt and grime. Use a mild soap and a wet cloth to clean the benches, ensuring they are wiped down thoroughly. Additionally, periodically inspect the wall boards for perspiration stains and lightly sand them with 120 grit sandpaper if needed. This cleaning routine will help keep your sauna in optimal condition and ensure a pleasant sauna experience for all users. We also recommend using the number 1 rated best sauna wood oil on amazon!

Insulating a sauna is something we highly recommended in order to prevent heat loss and maintain the desired temperature inside the sauna. It is generally advised to use insulation with a rating of R-11 or R-13, typically made of fiberglass material. Proper insulation of all walls and the ceiling helps to create a more efficient sauna environment by trapping and retaining heat effectively. Therefore, insulating a sauna is beneficial for maximizing heat retention and optimizing the sauna experience.

Softwoods are chosen for building saunas because they have the unique property of feeling cool to the touch. This is crucial for a sauna environment where people will be exposed to high temperatures. In contrast, hardwoods tend to absorb heat and can become uncomfortably hot to sit or lean against in a sauna setting. To ensure structural integrity and maintain a suitable sauna environment, the wood used must be kiln-dried to a specific moisture content range of 9-11%. This proper drying process helps prevent issues such as shrinkage and warping that can occur when wood is exposed to extreme heat and humidity levels in sauna conditions. Normally a grade a western cedar plank is used on most pre-cut saunas.

The short answer, YES OF COURSE! We take your project just as serious as you do and we make sure it is the best sauna for the space you have. All accessories are available for pre-cut saunas and our team is here to help.