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It depends on how long you want to stay in the sauna. A steel-casing stove heats the sauna faster, but the sauna cools down quickly once you stop firing. A mesh-casing stove heats up more slowly but keeps the stove temperature longer.

The thickness depends on how much heat each part gives off: the stove ceiling is 6 mm, the back wall 4 mm, the sides 3 mm and the outer casing 0.8 mm. The main material is hot-rolled steel. Stoves of other thicknesses are made on request.

For a stove fired from the steam room, logs of 35–40 cm are suitable. If the stove is fired from an adjacent room, we recommend logs of 55–60 cm.

With correct use, a stove lasts 8–12 years (with the sauna used on average once a week). We have been making mesh-casing stoves since 2007 and they are still in service.

Standard water boilers are made of 3 mm black steel or 2 mm stainless steel. Boilers of thicker steel are made on request.

The standard boiler diameter is 450 mm. At the customer’s request we make boilers with a smaller (445, 430, 420, 400, 380, 300, 280 mm) or larger diameter (455, 470, 500, 550, 600, 700, 900, 1200 mm).

A regular steel boiler lasts 6–8 years (boilers must be earthed). A stainless steel boiler is especially durable.