Saunatimes catches up with Mihkel and Triin, Estonians now in Perth, Austrialia. An Estonian mobile sauna build with careful design, planning, and pandemic building. Mihkel created a mobile sauna with really great leil, löyly (loosely translated: steam). Let’s welcome Mihkel:
Guest post series continues. We are pleased to introduce Alma Saunas. Located in Portland, OR, the Alma posse are a collaborative duo. “With decades of experience traveling the world and building everything from fine furniture to skateparks, tiny homes, and
I picked up my $9,300 mobile sauna shell. What a great time to bare down and build an awesome mobile sauna. The garage is a perfect work station. We can apply a few hours each day to advancing the Finnish
I am almost done building my third mobile sauna. And this one is awesome! I have collaborated with Eric Bongard, who had been building ice fish houses for decades. He is a Twin Cities based “ground up” welder, framer, insulator:
“I think if you’re thinking about building a sauna, you should go ahead and just do it.” – Steele Arundel BONUS INTRO: Rod Buhrsmith introduces us to the budding mobile sauna movement: A symbiotic mash up of an ice house
The mobile sauna revolution is gaining steam in North America. There are a few chassis options to consider when building your own mobile sauna.
We first heard John on Sauna Talk from the bench at my cabin sauna, as we were in Northern Minnesota to celebrate Sauna Day 2016. Then, we heard from John along with fellow 612 Sauna Society Steering Committee members through a separate
Guest post series continues. Duluth, Minnesota is to North American Sauna as North Shore Hawaii is to surfing. And for good reason, Duluth, and Thunder Bay Ontario to the North, is home to many Finnish immigrants, attracted to the familiar
We warmly welcome back Travis Skinner to Saunatimes. We first learned about his unique sauna building projects with is Snail Shell Sauna, detailed here. Since then, Travis has been involved with multiple projects, and we are happy to revisit Travis’ sauna
When I first met Eric Bongard five or so years ago, he was elbow deep in building ice houses. What struck me about Eric is the quality of his craftsmanship as well as his entire command of the building process,
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