How to Build a Portable Sauna

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Just finished building this in New Zealand. Made a few changes. I off set the door to the right to make more room for a 3.6KW heater. I brought a pre-made spruce door with tempered glass. Used glass wool insulation in the walls. Tiled the floor so easy to clean. Installed inlet and outlet vents. Just got it wired up and ready give it a try. Like the design and good to have the option to dismantle if required.

nickmurray

one word - "fantastic" - excellent footage, and explanation

gwill

Thank you for this and also for the pintrist site with the plans. I feel like with the plans and your instruction this is def within my skill level. 1 question, not including your tools or labor how much $ are you in for?

Mattie_LIGHT

Great video. Has the interior tongue and groove cladding withstood the harsh sauna environment? I was under the impression that the minimum thickness should be 14mm, the material used in the video is 8mm.

jimsmith

I like this very much but I love the lofi used thx for that nice touch

somejoe

cool video I am going to make one this spring, do you have the specs, it looks to be 4ft by 4ft but it looks like you used i sheet of plywood for the roof? How did you get front and rear over hang?

jeffkrugle

Would pink indoor wall insulation be a better insulator than the foam board? Thx

mikespinelli

Wow making it look too easy! Thanks for the video.

gideonandrosemohler

doesnt the floor need to be cedar aswell, the ply wood wouldnt last and release fumes

brianbagshaw-vilca

I noticed a typo for step 2 figure using part F. It is measured at 48 inches and should be 57Inches.

wintersleep

I saw the insulation go into the floor, but was there any sheathing covering the exposed untreated framing and insulation up under the bottom?

toddluciani

You have the building plans for this sauna.

lutzflu

I live in a rental house. I would like to build this, and then be able to remove it from my backyard when I’m done. What are your thoughts on bolting it together so that it can be unbolted, and packed flat to move again (or sell)? Thanks!

maxswasser