What materials should I choose for a quality frame sauna ?

quality frame sauna

Building a quality frame sauna is a painstaking process that requires the use of the right materials and technologies. In this article, we will discuss the most important aspects that will ensure that your sauna will last a long and reliable life.

The importance of wood

One of the most important elements in building a long-lasting sauna is choosing the right wood. It is recommended to use C24 grade wood, which is known for its strength and durability. C24 wood ensures the stability and load-bearing capacity of the structure, as well as its durability, even under extreme conditions such as the high heat and humidity of the sauna environment. It is also less prone to warping and splitting, which is essential to avoid structural problems.

Steam film

The steam film is another essential element. The steam film is necessary to prevent moisture from entering the sauna structure. It acts as a barrier to protect the wood from moisture, which can lead to rotting and mould. When properly installed, the vapour barrier ensures that heat and moisture will be effectively trapped in the sauna while protecting the durability of the structure.

Wool insulation

Wool insulation

Wool insulation is important to ensure adequate thermal insulation in the sauna. We use PAROC wool because of its insulating properties and fire resistance. The insulation material helps to keep the heat inside and reduces energy costs. Properly installed insulation helps to ensure that the sauna stays warm for a long time, even after the heating has been turned off.

Air gaps

Air gaps between the sauna walls and the insulation layers are essential to ensure proper ventilation and moisture removal. Air gaps help to prevent condensation, which can lead to mould and rot problems. They also help retain heat and improve the overall energy efficiency of the sauna. Proper ventilation is essential for a healthy and pleasant sauna environment.

Bottom in marine plate

Bottom made of moisture-resistant marine board

The bottom of the sauna must be highly resistant to moisture, as it is constantly exposed to water and steam. It is therefore recommended to use a marine board that is specially designed to resist moisture and rotting. Marine board is a strong and durable material that ensures that the sauna structure will remain stable and reliable for a long time. The use of this material avoids many of the problems associated with damage caused by moisture.

Summary

Building a long-lasting sauna requires careful planning and the use of quality materials. Using C24 timber, steam film, wool for insulation, air gaps and marine board, you can create a sauna that will last for a long time and be reliable. Each of these elements is essential to ensure structural stability, moisture resistance and thermal insulation. We manufacture our saunas using these materials to ensure their longevity and high quality. If these measures are properly implemented, your sauna will not only last a long time, but will also be comfortable and efficient to use.

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