Grill'D Wood-Burning Sauna Stoves

When you’re purchasing heating equipment, do keep in mind the size of your sauna. If you’re planning to build a sauna in your basement in Canada or the USA, you’ll need to buy a sauna stove that would be big enough to radiate the heat evenly throughout the sauna. It’s easier to maintain the temperature in smaller at-home saunas, and a wood sauna heater perfectly distributes the heat throughout the room so you can enjoy a relaxing time. 
Based on the size of the sauna and your preference, you can either opt for a wood stove or a wood sauna heater. 

• Setting the Temperature Just Right!
  

Before beginning to heat the sauna, make sure the door is closed so you can avoid the warmth sneaking away through the opening. Afterwards, when you fired up the wood sauna stove, give the sauna time to heat up. The bigger space, the more time it’ll take. So, while your sauna’s heating up, you can definitely make yourself a relaxing drink that will make your sauna experience a whole lot better.
Pro tip: Keep an eye on the thermometer to prevent overheating the sauna. 

• Get it Steaming 

Once the wood starts to burn, it heats the rocks, which then radiates heat throughout the room.
If you are using wood stoves, you can increase the humidity in the sauna by pouring water on the rocks. Steam will erupt, which will help relax your skin and ease your breathing!

Takeaway
If you love saunas but simply don’t get the time to make your way to a commercial one; you can get one for your home too!
The best part: it doesn’t cost a lot too! 

Bsaunas has high-quality wood stoves for sale, which will guarantee you a magical time in the sauna. As you warm up – literally – let all your worries and stress fly away with a comfy sauna session!