What kind of flooring do you have? Wood boards, tile, Cement? I’m thinking about installing tile in my kit sauna that comes with a cedar wood floor, also a floor drain.

Hello guys 👋 — Would appreciate your perspective on the issue described in the video attached. Thank you so much for the help!

Getting close to finishing my sauna and I'm looking for some insight on whether or not to use paraffin wax on my bench or one of the oil products available. Or should I just say the hell with it? Seems unnecessary if venting is good or is this another step of soooooooo many with this build?

Hello! Welcome to The Sauna Society. The goal of this group is to help sauna builders make better saunas. Start by checking out The Ultimate Finnish Sauna Creation Course To kick things off, please comment below introducing yourself. Let us know: 1. Your name 2. What kind of sauna are you building? See you in the comments!

Greetings members, working on a new Sauna, inside unit with aesthetics and function holding similar emphasis. I can appreciate seeking Loyly in a true Finnish style system design as best as possible. // The Build: 7 x 6 x 8 Sauna in corner of room with 2 exposed sides to exercise area, Harvia Spirit SP80E heater with WIFI located in corner close to floor with 20” Granite slabs from floor to ceiling along L/R side of heater for water splash factor and beautification, Thermory Sauna Aspen STS4 or STP 1x4 wall boards, Klus design high temp LED (new item) light strip under bench, 3/8” Tempered Glass along front from 36” off floor to ceiling, ½” Tempered Glass Door on other wall, Mechanical venting using computer box fan (25 CFM) supply inlet above heater, exhaust at floor opposite wall and adjustable vent at ceiling both in chase of 2x4 stud framing (waterproofed). Schluter Ditra uncoupling membrane on floor to capture moisture (on ¾” Advantech) and dry lay 24 x 48 textured tile (no bonding for removal to clean). What am I missing? Thanks in advance P Mack