• 1" x 4" V-joint T&G, clear select kiln dried western red cedar 11/16" thick, pre-sanded
• Ceiling max. height of 7'0"
• Minimum 250 sq.ft. foiled vapor barrier
• 2" x 4" clear western red cedar, pre-sanded, for two level straight benches, bracing and bench supports
• Full length cedar backrest which runs along entire top of bench

• Special edition sauna stove with mechanical controls (wattage selected according to sauna size) and stones
• Clear cedar for stove guard
• Insulated door or Sauna-Blast full glass bronze door, roll catch, hinges, cedar door handles, cedar casing, cedar frame and cedar door stop
• Accessories: bucket, ladle, thermometer/ hygrometer, headrest, towel hook and sand timer

• Cedar slats and bracing for walking area of sauna room
• Galvanized nails and ceramic coated screws
• Vapour-proof sauna light Cedar louver for vent
• Panelling may be vertical or horizontal (specify when ordering)
• Ultimate residential stove with mechanical controls (wattage selected according to sauna size) and stones
• Kits with KW 12 and up - Ultimate C6+1 Commercial Stove include

1. Existing construction
2. 2" x 4" studs at 16" centres. Construction grade spruce is suitable
3. 4" R-12 fibre glass insulation
4. Aluminum foil facing in
5. 1" x 3" strapping
6. 3/4" air space
7. 1 " x 4" T&G clear cedar. Boards may be placed horizontally or vertically. Nail through the tongue only to conceal nail holes.
8. 9. The floor can be concrete or non-slippery ceramic tiles with retaining wall. The walking area can be squared with cedar slats.

Ventilation in a sauna room is extremely important to achieve the utmost in satisfaction and pleasure. It will also speed up the reheating of the sauna room. Lack of fresh air due to insufficient ventilation or poor management of ventilation can create an uncomfortable feeling. This often results in the symptoms of difficulty in breathing or burning of the skin. The expanded hot air in the sauna contains proportionately less oxygen than the denser atmosphere outside. Bathers sometimes experience faintness

unless the air is changed regularly. An amount of fresh air enters each time the door is opened; this is insufficient, however. Normally two ventilators are built into the walls. The diagram shows the proper location of the vent openings. The inlet should be

located below the heating unit (or close to it) and the outlet is located on the opposite side, on the ceiling or just below the ceiling.
Recommended ventilation openings are 4" to 6" diameter, depending on the size of the sauna room.