Venting your Sauna

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A better way to vent your sauna is to allow for about a 1/2″ or so crack along the bottom of your sauna door.

Why is this a good idea?

  1. No extra engineering of having to put an air intake vent in one of your walls.
  2. Air coming in through a crack in the bottom of your door will help keep your floor dry, the incoming air acts as a gentle blow dryer, running along the floor to feed air your sauna.
Keep it comfy.
Keep it comfy.
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