Installing A Home Sauna
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Installing a Home Sauna
Introduction
Saunas have been cherished for their benefits for centuries. A short session in a sauna can help you destress, refresh your skin, relieve muscle pain, and promote a sense of calm. Many doctors consider sauna bathing healthy, as long as you stay hydrated. While saunas were once exclusive to health clubs and spas, installing a sauna at home has become more accessible with DIY kits.
Choosing the Right Sauna
Home saunas vary in size, from large bedrooms to compact closets. Typically made of wood, they feature benches along one or more walls. Depending on your preference, you can opt for:
- Electric heaters to warm the air directly
- Heaters for stones, allowing you to control humidity by pouring water to create steam
- Infrared heaters that heat the body directly
For those interested in adjustable humidity, the stone-heated sauna offers the flexibility to customize steam levels.
Design and Layout
Most saunas have low ceilings, around seven feet, allowing users to adjust heat exposure by sitting on higher or lower benches. The size of your sauna should align with the number of people using it. Typically, allocate around two feet of bench space per person.
Installation Considerations
You can install a sauna in various locations ?" bedrooms, bathrooms, basements, or spare rooms. However, it’s crucial to ensure your home’s wiring supports the sauna's requirements. While smaller heaters might run on 120 volts, many require 240 volts. Heater output is often managed by a switch or timer, and some advanced models offer multiple heating modes.
Safety Measures
- Always hire a qualified electrician for sauna wiring.
- Ensure the sauna door opens outward and features a wooden handle to prevent burns.
- Avoid treating or finishing the wood inside the sauna, as heated finishes can emit toxic fumes.
By following these guidelines, you can safely install a sauna kit at home and enjoy the spa-like benefits in your own space.
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