The sauna can also be controlled using WiFi. You only need to download an APP on your phone, so you can control the sauna to open/close from anywhere.

The most important attribute of a sauna is its durability. Because everyone wants to make sure that your sauna will last for more than 10 years. What's the point of spending thousands of dollars on a sauna that won't last at least 10 years? There are some saunas on the market at great prices that may work fine when you buy them, but after a few months of use, they start to lose heat. This is one of the most common problems faced by sauna owners.

We therefore decided to use natural hemlock, as not only is it one of the best materials for saunas on the market today, but it also has medicinal and structural qualities. Natural hemlock hardens over time, which means the longer your own sauna is used, the more durable our saunas actually become. Natural hemlock is also known for its astringent properties, which means it helps cleanse the skin, thereby enhancing the detoxifying benefits of the sauna. When you step into our natural hemlock sauna, you will feel and smell the rich natural wood aroma, leaving your skin feeling firm and refreshed.

The deeper layers of the skin can produce an endothermic effect in a high-temperature environment, the capillaries throughout the body are dilated and the body sweats considerably more than the usual amount for general activity, and this kind of unimpeded and copious sweating is a kind of stress release in itself.

Saunas can promote deep and relaxed sleep. The entire sauna experience facilitates better sleep by allowing you to disconnect and soak up the sauna's heat. Studies indicate that the gradual and calming release of endorphins in the body is essential in promoting sleep. This is why sauna bathers are enjoying the deep sleep experience that comes from the calming heat of an evening sauna.

Sweating in a sauna can help you get rid of toxins, but the increased heart rate and sweating can also help you burn more calories. The effects of sauna bathing trigger similar reactions in the body as exercise, with increased body temperature and sweat production. Therefore, the body gains many similar benefits. However, saunas are just one of the many tools available to burn those extra calories.

Research suggests that saunas may help in the prevention of illnesses. In a conventional sauna, the high levels of heat and steam prompt the body to produce more white blood cells, which are essential for combating illnesses and eliminating viruses. Regular sauna use can also increase the body's ability to eliminate potential viruses.

Saunas offer a soothing and serene ambiance that aids in unwinding and acts as an excellent daily stress-buster. You can experience the benefits of a sauna firsthand, whether you choose to go solo or with your loved ones.

The unique character of saunas briefly isolates you from the external environment. The scent of the wood creates a sense of harmony between humans and nature, providing a delightful feeling. You can attain a state of complete tranquility and cherish the moments of serenity that a sauna provides.

The heat of the sauna can enhance the stretches and aid in muscle relaxation. Here are a few benefits from doing a few yoga poses in the sauna.

Deeper Stretches: The heat from the sauna helps me to loosen tight muscles, allowing me to sink deeper into the pose and experience a more profound stretch in your back, hips, and shoulders.

Stress relief: Relaxing the body has a calming effect on my mind.

Improved flexibility: The warmth of the sauna helps to me to improve my flexibility – or as I age – not lose a lot of the flexibility I have gained over the years.

Remember to listen to your body and respect its limits. If you experience any discomfort or pain during any of the poses, ease out of them gently. Stay hydrated and take breaks as needed to ensure a safe and enjoyable sauna yoga practice.