Creating and building a cozy and sustainable sauna is not an easy task and depends on various aspects such as design, the qualification of construction specialists, material quality, timelines, etc. We will focus on the main steps that, once implemented, will allow you to enjoy a leisure and relaxation oasis.
Planning
At first, consider what kind of sauna you would like: whether it will be an outdoor sauna in the open air, or if you prefer a sauna inside your home, for example. utilizing auxiliary spaces? What amenities do you want to include: a shower, a pool, a dressing room, a terrace? Answering these questions will facilitate the implementation of all the tasks.
Choosing suitable materials
Select materials that are resistant to high temperatures and moisture. High-quality wood is a traditional choice for sauna construction. You can also use special heated floors suitable for sauna rooms.
Certification and building permits
Before starting construction, make sure to comply with all building regulations and obtain necessary permits, if required, to avoid violations that may result in fines.
Heating system
The heating of the sauna is a crucial element. Popular heating systems include electric heating, wood-burning stoves, or infrared radiation. It is important that the heating system is safe, operates efficiently, and meets your expectations.
Ventilation
It is crucial to ensure good sauna ventilation to control humidity levels and prevent the formation of mold or fungus.
Interior design
Create a cozy interior that you’ve always dreamed of. The abundance of modern material choices allows fulfilling all preferences. Using natural materials such as wood or stone will provide a cozy atmosphere. And comfortable beds, as well as sauna lounge or terrace furniture, will allow you to relax and unwind in comfort.
To enhance additional comfort, install a music system, and consider using a diffuser or candles for spreading scents.
Safety
Safety in the sauna is arguably the most important. Ensure that all electrical systems are safe, and heating elements are properly insulated to prevent water ingress.
Remember that the sauna can be a unique space where you can express your taste and showcase creative freedom. And most importantly – that your sauna is a source of pleasure and relaxation, a place you always want to return to.
