When building or designing a sauna the first choice you need to make is what kind of wood are you going to use, Pine and Spruce are the most economical. Where Cedar and Hemlock are the most popular.
You need to know how many people you would like to accommodate. The average is 4 - 6 people. But you can go as high as 10 before having to make other change to your sauna.. Now while upgrading your sauna a great addition is a cold plunge tub. That dip into cold water is not only refreshing it creates a huge list of personnel benefits.
Saunas can be built with an endless amount of amenities such as matching the saunas paint to match your house.
Now its time to heat your sauna, which way to go. While electric heat is convenient its some times not practical if you don't have electricity near-by. Wood heaters are good and safe the only downside is having to find wood to burn and the temperature fluctuates.
Another upgrade which is better to be done at the beginning is putting a porch at the end of your sauna. A place to sit at the beginning, at time outs and the end of your sauna.
Placing a changeroom in your sauna can be a nice addition.
Sauna #2 comes with electric heat and no porch. Day pre-booked are marked in RED
