From pencil sketch to CAD, there are a few ways to get your sauna design down on paper (literal or digital). For that let’s review the well used options for sauna blueprints and beyond. Pencil Drawing There’s nothing like a
A big thank you to sauna builder Terry from the Sequoia National Forest area in California. Terry is just now in the midst of his own sauna build project. He reached out to saunatimes with some build questions and submitted
Guest post series continues. Please welcome Gerhard as he walks us through his extensive backyard banya style sauna build. Welcome Gerhard! Ok, so I’m located in Reinfeld, MB in Canada. My Sauna is a shed Combo. I built a 12’
As sauna is becoming more and more popular, architects are being asked to incorporate sauna within the design of a house, cabin, or cottage. Sauna isn’t for everyone, but in this case, the homeowner is an authentic sauna enthusiast, not
7’x7’hot room. (7′ tall ceiling = 343 cubic feet. Optimal size, from sauna professionals in Finland). 12’x 16′ overall building. 8’x8′ additional/optional Alaska room (for cold climate settings, such that snow and boots can be left to warm/melt/dry: radiant heat
Two Bench options for your 6’x8′ sauna hot room: Either option can work ideally within your 8’x12′ sauna building. Advantages of Option A: A longer set of benches: (7’4″ long vs. 6′ long in option B). Great for laying out
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