Guías de saunas

Choosing the right sauna size is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when planning a home sauna. A sauna that’s too small can feel cramped and uncomfortable, while one that’s too large can require a bigger heater, higher...

Installing a proper vapor barrier is one of the most important steps in building a high-performance sauna. Without it, moisture can penetrate insulation and framing, leading to mold, wood damage, and poor heat efficiency over time. This guide covers sauna...

One of the most expensive mistakes gyms, spas, and wellness facilities make is undersizing—or oversizing—their sauna. Capacity planning isn’t just about how many people fit inside a sauna. It directly impacts: Member satisfaction Heat consistency Energy efficiency Throughput during peak...

If you’re installing a sauna in a commercial or public setting, accessibility is not optional—it’s a legal and operational requirement. Hotels, gyms, spas, medical facilities, wellness centers, and multifamily properties frequently ask: Do saunas have to be ADA compliant? What...

Finnish saunas are not designed randomly. Every detail—from bench height to heater placement—exists for a reason refined over hundreds of years of daily use. Finland isn’t just the birthplace of the sauna; it’s the testing ground where sauna design was...

If you’re adding a sauna to a home, short-term rental, or commercial property, one important question often comes up: Can you depreciate a sauna—and if so, how? The answer is yes, in many cases, but the depreciation schedule depends on:...

Short-term rental owners are constantly looking for ways to: Increase nightly rates Boost occupancy Stand out in crowded markets Attract higher-quality guests One amenity consistently rising to the top?A private sauna. But the real question isn’t whether saunas are popular—it’s...

If you’re moving to a new home and already own a sauna, you may be wondering: Can a sauna be moved? Is it worth relocating a sauna or buying a new one? What type of sauna is easiest to move?...

One of the most common—and most misunderstood—questions homeowners ask before installing a sauna is: “Will installing a sauna void my home insurance?” The short answer is reassuring: No, a sauna does not automatically void your homeowners insurance. However, there are...

Outdoor saunas are growing rapidly in popularity—but if you live in a neighborhood with a Homeowners Association (HOA), the rules can feel unclear or intimidating. Common questions homeowners ask: Are outdoor saunas allowed by HOAs? Do I need HOA approval before...

One of the biggest concerns homeowners have before installing an indoor sauna is moisture. Questions we hear all the time: Will an indoor sauna cause mold? Can sauna humidity damage drywall or framing? Do I need special ventilation? How do...

Installing a sauna in a bedroom is a common question—especially for homeowners short on space or looking to create a private wellness retreat. The good news:Yes, you can install a sauna in a bedroom—but only if specific building, electrical, and...