Do I have to season my stove before use?
- Seasoning a sauna stove is a crucial first step to ensure your safety and the best sauna experience. During manufacturing, sauna stoves—especially wood-burning ones—may have residues such as protective oils, paint coatings, and welding debris. If used immediately without seasoning, these substances can burn off at high temperatures and release unpleasant or harmful fumes.
Can I leave my tent outside permanently?
- Yes, you can leave it outside permanently; however, exposure to sun, rain, and wind will affect the fabric and stove over time. For longevity, make sure it’s well-ventilated, dry after use, and regularly checked for wear.
How long does it take to heat up the sauna?
- The sauna typically heats up in 20–30 minutes, depending on the weather and type of wood used.
What type of wood should I use in the stove?
- Use dry hardwood like Sekelbos and Kameeldoring for the best heat and clean burn. Avoid treated or resinous wood.
How hot does the sauna get?
- Inside temperatures can reach between 70°C and 90°C, depending on fire intensity and ambient conditions.
Is the sauna safe to use in the rain?
- Yes, the tent is water-resistant and can be used in the rain, but never leave it unattended with a lit stove.
How many people can fit inside the sauna?
- Our sauna tent comfortably fits 2 to 4 people, the bench that comes with the packages, is a two-seater.
Do I need a chimney or ventilation?
- Yes, the wood-burning stove comes with a chimney system, and the tent is designed for safe airflow and smoke ventilation.
Can I use the sauna on any surface?
- Yes, just make sure the ground is flat and fire-safe. Avoid dry grass or flammable surfaces.
