Wood & Interior Selection
Sauna wood species, interior materials, glass doors, and DIY interior upgrades for infrared cabins.
Evidence: Moderate Wood & Interior Selection
Thermally Modified Sauna Wood (ThermoWood) Explained
Thermally modified sauna wood — ThermoWood being the best-known branded version — is ordinary softwood baked in a low-oxygen kiln…
Evidence: Moderate Wood & Interior Selection
Basswood Sauna Properties: The Hypoallergenic Wood
Basswood sauna properties come down to one defining trait: it is essentially odorless. That, plus a pale, very smooth, fine-grained…
Evidence: Moderate Wood & Interior Selection
Cedar vs Hemlock Infrared Sauna: Which Wood Wins?
For an infrared cabin, hemlock is the better default and cedar is the indulgence. In a cedar vs hemlock infrared…
Evidence: Moderate Wood & Interior Selection
Freeze-Thaw and Sauna Wood: What Survives a Nordic Winter
What kills sauna wood in a Nordic winter is not the cold — it is water that soaks into the…
Evidence: Moderate Wood & Interior Selection
Infrared Sauna Wood Types: Choosing the Right Interior
The wood in an infrared cabin is structure, smell, and heat behavior all at once — and it matters more…