3 Things All Great Saunas Have in Common - How to Make a Perfect Sauna
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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2024
- All the best saunas have 3 things in common. In this video, I will explain to you what these things are and why they matter. Your sauna will be great if you get these things right when selecting or building it.
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Thank you again for all this very important information Veeti.
Thank you for watching! Appreciate it.
Thank you so much for your excellent videos.
Thank you for the positive feedback!
Since we are coming to the scientific and measurable side of modern saunas.. I have a question. What is the optimal temperature for heated rocks on top of the sauna heater? Let’s say, I’m using wood heated sauna heater and those granite rocks that come from Finland (5-10cm diameter)? How do I know the rocks are heated to the core? Hi from Estonia ✌️
Hi! Optimal temp for those rocks would be somewhere around 300c or 550f ish. You can't really know, since nothing measures the rock temperature in a heater. However, heaters are designed in a way that when sized correctly, rocks should be at perfect temp point when your sauna reaches bathing temperature :)
Built my Sauna last year and feel like I've got great ventilation. Id love to see a video explaining how and where venting should be!
Hey Bobby! Great to hear you got your sauna up and running :) We have a full sauna building course which has a 16-minute video on ventilation for free inside The Sauna Society: www.skool.com/the-sauna-heater-7651/about
Where is the temperature sensor normally placed? I recently installed one where it instructed to place the sensor above the sauna heater but I’ve read opposing suggestions online 🤔
Really depends on the sauna heater brand, if the ventilation is well done it doesn't matter since the temperatures are equal across the sauna. But each brand has their own guidelines you should follow!
How long should an optimal indoor sauna take to reach 175F?
With a correctly sized sauna heater around 50-55 minutes.