Why We Build Outdoor Saunas on Concrete Footings
A sauna is a building, and its foundation should be treated like one. Learn why we build our outdoor saunas on concrete footings for stability, drainage, airflow, and decades of use in the Pacific Northwest.It All Begins Here
Does an Outdoor Sauna Need to Be Insulated?
A sauna should do more than get hot. Learn why proper insulation, vapor control, and wall construction matter—especially for an outdoor sauna built for the Pacific Northwest.
Barrel Sauna vs. Cabin Sauna: Which Is Better?
A sauna’s shape affects more than how it looks. Learn why ceiling height, bench elevation, heat, löyly, ventilation, and usable space lead us to build rectangular and square saunas instead of barrels.