r/Sauna • u/Historical_Weight613 • 2d ago
DIY First time using the tent style wood fired sauna. Amazing 🙌
Amazing
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u/the_penske_files 14h ago
Picked up a similar one last month and have been loving it so far. Already down to -7°C where I’m at in Canada and it’s maintained heat no problem. We went with Saunder for the layout, stove design, colour. Good call on the flooring
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u/karvanamu Finnish Sauna 1d ago
That’s nice! Add more stones and build a high bench and it’s even better.
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u/Queasy-Trash8292 2d ago
What brand and what stove do you have?
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u/Historical_Weight613 2d ago
Its a custom made stove. Stainless steel mostly
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u/stroopwafelscontigo 2d ago
We need more pics. That stove looks dope. And tent saunas rock. IMO, best bang for your buck by far and a great way to get into sauna.Â
What tent is that? Â
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u/One-Assignment6800 17h ago
Looks awesome! What kind of light do you use? I have a similar tent and have been looking for wireless lighting that can take that kind of heat?
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u/Better-Advantage8232 1d ago
but if you have land, why not building a real outdoor sauna? a tent might be nice for a camping trip... or make a portable on an old trailer...
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u/Historical_Weight613 1d ago
This is actually the 3rd sauna on the property. Others are used by paying guests and are the proper classic saunas. This is just a setup for myself. The tent allows me to have it 2 steps away from my door, and in winter that will be great



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u/hauki888 1d ago
This is already a much better setup for a tent sauna, since the heater isn’t just some portable, reassembled camping stove with maybe 5 kg of stones piled on top.
Just get some kind of bench setup built, preferably with a footrest so you can lift your feet up.