The outdoor backyard authentic sauna experience is being enjoyed RIGHT now by many hundreds of people. How do I know this to be true? I have helped hundreds of people build their own authentic backyard saunas. But that’s not important.
Guest post series continues. Pleased to welcome Matt Bergstrom from Finnleo. Matt has most certainly built more saunas than anyone in North America. What comes forward is not just Matt’s knowledge of authentic sauna building, but a true joy and appreciation
From the Mailbag: Hi Glenn, I ordered your e-book a couple of years ago and am finally (hopefully) getting started on my sauna build. I am converting a stand alone shed that is on the edge of our yard. My
Guest Post Series continues. Part II with Russ, who first shared his corbel system to support sauna benches here. And given his building skill and meticulous attention to detail, we thought it a good idea to bring Russ back to
Whether sitting in your cube at work, or maybe sitting in seat 13c on flight 324 to O’hare, this 2 minute video may help one chill out in anticipation of their next authentic sauna session.
Guest post series continues. Enter Gary from Wisconsin: Sauna season is definitely upon us. The sauna build has been a great adventure from the planning stages beginning last Spring though the construction phase with lots of tips and tricks from
Guest Post Series continues: Welcome Ken from the beautiful and awesome sauna climate of Whidbey Island, Washington USA Ken shares with us how sauna design and construction is an expressive opportunity to exercise one’s right brain and creative design ambitions.
Guest post series continues: Jim has never built anything major before. This project was his first attempt at building a structure from scratch. Though pretty handy with stuff, he’s never undertaken a build before. By day, Jim is an engineer
So, Jim, tell us a little about your sauna history: I grew up in southern Ohio and during family vacations we would stay in hotels that occasionally had saunas in addition to swimming pools. Of course, these saunas provided nothing
One doesn’t have to be a deer hunter to remember simple days of past. A deer stand? Nothing more than three boards nailed to a couple trees. An easy perch. Simple and functional. Lake cabins used to be a couple
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