DIY Outdoor Sauna Build

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[NTL]

Great video. Ready to start mine. A follow up with cost break down and maybe lessons learned during the build would be awesome..

[jonathanh]

I love how the design includes the windows. I’ve only ever used saunas inside of larger structures (like at the gym) so never really considered the design of a standalone sauna. Looks great!

[kevinstretch]

Hey Chase, just wanted to pop in and say thank you for posting this. I built my sauna shortly after you posted this video and used your layout with a couple minor differences. We have it set up on our property facing the mountains, we use it frequently and couldn't be happier. Cheers man.

[MaxamillianStudio]

What were your estimated costs and what changes would you make if you did it again?

[scottengh]

Very well organized and presented material. Concise and informative. Got more out of it than watching 10 other longer videos!

[cftether]

So glad you called it a "sow-na" and not a "saw-na". Brings back memories of living in the U.P., getting hot and sweaty in the "sow-na" and jumping into lake superior

[kqzjexu]

Have been debating buying vs building for some time, in the end, the building just makes it fit better with the garden and what I want. Your explanation on the floor and the teeny gaps finally solved that riddle for me, thank you!

[Ounouh]

I really like the design and it looks amazing. However, I would personally swap the place of the bench and the stove. You want to sit on the side where the roof is highest, because that's where heat will pack in as warm air raises to the top. It's ok to have the light bringing window behind you. ~Greetings from Finland.

[ChaseChristopher]

Have any questions or thoughts about this build? Fire away!

[louissavoy]

Very nice. I think this may be my next project...after the patio....which comes after the new shed.
Screw it. The sauna comes first.

[viniciuscampos]

Beautiful sauna, nice work. Improvements, the heater should be at the side where the ceiling is lower and the benches on the opposite side as the heat moves to the higher areas, this to avoid heat pockets away from the seats. Also, inlet vents low on the same wall the heater is installed and outlet high on the opposite wall, to create the air flow carrying the hot air along the sauna. Possibly you don't have issues because is a small sauna.

[AndyJarvis_VO]

Very cool, I'm doing this soon. Thank you for pronouncing it correctly also lollll

[davidbrahosky]

Thanks I was looking at how to get started and this helped a lot

[Jgarcia]

I love how you explained you got energy pulsing through your veins and immediately cut to a scene of you relaxing in the sauna, oh wait, I mean the action shot of you pour water rather than sitting still. 😂😂😂

[Injess]

Post a video of the build process!
Nice job love the look

[jakef]

Wow turned out beautiful! Some saunas can be an eye sore but this is more like an art piece in the yard!

[Gregdescargar]

Cool, looks great! it’s basically a Home Depot shed with some nice extras!

[Fynmarr]

Been researching these and it just popped into my feed, was happy to see you doing it. Love your content, keep it up!

[norfolkflyingboyz]

Beautiful simple classic design will not date. thank you 😍

[mironruina]

I hope you left a gap between the cider siding and the aluminum barrier for the water to slide down the wall