Wood

Thermo Aspen

Thermally modified aspen wood, that has been heated to become even more resilient. Popular in Europe, Aspen is a resilient wood that offers anti microbial properties similar to cedar without the price tag.

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Wood Accents

EmotionWood

EmotionWood is the solution for adding accent walls or backsplashes to your sauna space, without compromising on any toxic or weak materials that will break down over time.

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Wood

Cedar

The gold standard for many years with good reason. Cedar is naturally one of the most resilient woods for saunas, without any thermal modification needed. Natural, strong, and appealing.

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Wood

Black Alder

Modern and aesthetically pleasing, black alder is favored amongst those who are looking for a modern Scandinavian design in their home sauna. Not as resilient as cedar or thermo aspen, but a great choice for a sauna build.

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Wood

Alder

A lighter color wood that is great for sauna builds, without the expensive price tags you may find with cedar wood or aspen alike.

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Wood

Aspen

Lightest colored wood for a sauna build, not thermally modified like the thermo aspen so a bit less resilient over time, but still a great choice especially for the interior of your design.

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Wood

Magnolia

Less commonly used in sauna builds, but still a good choice for those who like the aesthetic appeal of magnolia wood. Less common and potentially a pricier wood to source.

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Wood

Hemlock

Hemlock is the perfect balance between a moderately resilient type of wood with a modest price tag to match it. Not the best for long term builds, but could be a good option if its your first smaller sauna build.

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Wood

Thermo Aspen

Thermally modified aspen wood, that has been heated to become even more resilient. Popular in Europe, Aspen is a resilient wood that offers anti microbial properties similar to cedar without the price tag.

Shop Now

Wood Accents

EmotionWood

EmotionWood is the solution for adding accent walls or backsplashes to your sauna space, without compromising on any toxic or weak materials that will break down over time.

Shop Now

Wood

Cedar

The gold standard for many years with good reason. Cedar is naturally one of the most resilient woods for saunas, without any thermal modification needed. Natural, strong, and appealing.

Shop Now

Wood

Black Alder

Modern and aesthetically pleasing, black alder is favored amongst those who are looking for a modern Scandinavian design in their home sauna. Not as resilient as cedar or thermo aspen, but a great choice for a sauna build.

Shop Now

Wood

Alder

A lighter color wood that is great for sauna builds, without the expensive price tags you may find with cedar wood or aspen alike.

Shop Now

Wood

Aspen

Lightest colored wood for a sauna build, not thermally modified like the thermo aspen so a bit less resilient over time, but still a great choice especially for the interior of your design.

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Wood

Magnolia

Less commonly used in sauna builds, but still a good choice for those who like the aesthetic appeal of magnolia wood. Less common and potentially a pricier wood to source.

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Wood

Hemlock

Hemlock is the perfect balance between a moderately resilient type of wood with a modest price tag to match it. Not the best for long term builds, but could be a good option if its your first smaller sauna build.

Shop Now