Sauna Heaters

Shopping for DIY sauna kits can be overwhelming. But considering the fact that saunas are a significant investment and you will want to be certain you are going to be completely satisfied with your purchase. Hence, know the features you should look for to prevent wasting your time and effort looking at sauna kits that are not the right fit.                                         Ideal Choice of Wood  When considering the ideal wood choice for your sauna kit, you have to follow some universally accepted principles. The wood should be: Safe from mold, water and heat  Resistant to expanding, shrinking and breaking  Durable and affordable  Aromatic with an aesthetic appeal  Cedar makes a good choice of wood for sauna kits. It has a distinctive red hue and a class...

Are you looking to invest in good-quality sauna heaters? If yes, then you should look no further than infrared sauna heaters . Northern Lights Solar Solutions has partnered with a leading Korea-based infrared sauna heater manufacturer for providing one of the highly-renowned, finest infrared sauna heating kits optimized specifically for sauna use.                                                   The sauna heaters have specially formulated carbon-ceramic paper that provides higher temperature and superior radiant efficiency than any other panel infrared heating systems available on the market. Featured with large surface areas, these sauna heating systems are ideal for sauna sues as they cover much more body surface area as compared to other style ...

What are the best woods for a sauna? The answer is it depends. There are many different types of wood that can be used to build a sauna . Each has its own unique qualities, and some will work better than others, depending on your location, climate, and budget. Here's an overview of the most popular building materials out there: Western Red Cedar: Western Red Cedar is a great choice for sauna building. It's durable, easy to work with, and looks beautiful. This wood species has been used for centuries in the construction of all sorts of buildings, including barns and homes. The wood is rot-resistant, which makes it ideal for outdoor structures like saunas. It's also known for its ability to absorb moisture, and this makes it an ideal choice for sauna construction because it promotes sweating and detoxification.                       Redwood: Redwood is a great choice for the sauna heater because it's nat...

Traditional wood sauna stoves go deep to the heart of the pure sauna experience. The incomparable soft heat, lush hiss of steam and the relaxing crackle of the wood-fuel fire as well as the ritual of tending the fire are simply unmatched. Wood-fired sauna stoves make a heritage for sauna enthusiasts that have been treasured for thousands of years. Today’s wood-burning heaters capture and reinterpret for modern living.                  If you are one of those who have experienced a sauna heated by a wood-fired sauna stove, you must have known what the difference is all about. It is believed that only a wood fired sauna is a true sauna. It may seem biased as the original Finnish sauna was heated with an open fire that resembled more of a smoke room than a modern-day sauna as no chimney was utilized.  Currently, the wood fire is evolved into a state-of-the-art sauna room using clean wood-burning sauna ...

Have you purchased a home sauna kit? If yes, you must be looking for ways to improve your overall sauna experience. Home saunas are gaining more popularity among sauna enthusiasts from all around the world. Most sauna manufacturers are working hard to design sauna kits and sauna supplies to better customize your sauna experience.                     A DIY sauna kit makes a blissful addition to every home in Canada even during the harsh winter weather. Take a look at must-have sauna supplies to add to your sauna kit to improve your overall experience. Sauna Thermometer – A sauna thermometer is useful when you want to make sure that your sauna doesn’t get hotter or stay under the preferred temperature for much longer. You don’t need to buy any thermometer; instead, you should consider purchasing a sauna-appropriate thermometer that withstands heat more comfortably. Knowing the temperature ...