Cedar Barrel Saunas

An outdoor sauna is an excellent addition to any backyard, be it a house or a cottage. Including a sauna in your custom home design can drastically enhance the quality of your life. In addition to offering a relaxing & rejuvenating environment, saunas provides many health benefits which makes them a must have in every home. Sauna treatments can ease our stress, tension, and muscle ache while also making you feel clear-headed & energized.

Because of reduced cost & easier installation, outdoor saunas, which were once a rare luxury, are gaining popularity. Outdoor saunas are especially popular as they’re cheaper than their indoor counterparts and are easier to incorporate into existing locations. In the market, you will come across many different constructions, sizes, and heating types to choose from, which might make you confused if you don’t know exactly what you wish.

Listed below are a few tips to aid you select the best outdoor sauna for your exact needs:

Choose a location:

Take measurement of the space where the outdoor sauna will be fitted. Is there an apt electrical outlet around? What are the dimensions of the allowed space?  Although infrared saunas employ drastically less space & electrical energy than steam rooms, there’re a few thing to take into account prior to settling on a location and type. Accessibility, impact on existing location utility, and the view from within are all important considerations.

Check the different heating options:

Conventional Finnish saunas, with their wood stoves & rocks, are still popular. However, besides wood-burning, more modern technologies are in use these days. Some of your options are electrified saunas, gas saunas and infrared saunas.

There’s no right or wrong option here. The heat source is a question of personal liking and logistical considerations.

Select the best sauna wood:

For the construction of infrared saunas different types of wood can be used. Premium sauna wood alternatives include cedar, which must be favoured above the plywood. Cedar is unbelievably resistant to splitting & shrinkage.

Conclusion:

These are just a few consideration to get an outdoor sauna that fulfil your needs. Discussing your goals, alternatives, and concerns with your custom home builder will aid you find the best outdoor sauna at a reasonable price point.