A sauna is a great investment in your health and well being as well as a way to increase the equity in your home.
Many people would love to purchase a sauna but are worried about the problems and cost of sauna installation.
Fortunately changes in technology now allow a homeowner to complete his or her own installation using ordinary household tools.
Infrared sauna manufactures in particular have developed indoor infrared sauna kits that are small, lightweight and easy to assemble and install.
These kits are sized to the number of people that can occupy and use the sauna at one time.
The most popular sizes include the 2 person sauna, 3 person sauna and 4 person sauna kits.
Sauna sales data indicate online sauna sales are continuing to increase largely infrared sauna kits.
Unlike a traditional sauna an infrared models do not require an electrician, plumber and contractor to complete the sauna installation.
Infrared sauna kits can be installed in most large rooms in the home.
Many people choose to install them in their basement.
Kits contain the infrared heat panels, door, windows and dual inside and outside digital controls, Lights and the wood for the walls, ceiling and floor.
Installation is relatively fast and simple with most quality kits.
It is not uncommon to assemble and install the sauna on the same day it is received.
Power is supplied by plugging the sauna into any common household outlet.
Instructions for most kits are easy to understand and if you have problems most have a toll free 800 number to call for assistance.
If you desire all the benefits of a traditional sauna then installation becomes somewhat more complicated.
An indoor sauna installation that uses an electric sauna stove will require a 220 volt power source.
This of course will require the assistance of a licensed electrician.
If you are going to install an indoor wet sauna then a drain must also be installed as well.
Probably the easiest traditional sauna installation involves an outdoor barrel sauna.
These large barrel shaped saunas are made just like any barrel and they come in many sizes.
The smallest is about 8 feet in length and about 6 foot in diameter.
The sauna stove is located at one end and the door at the other end.
Installation is very easy since there is no need for a foundation.
A barrel sauna sits on two or more cradles that keep it above the ground.
A bung hole is located at the bottom of the sauna to drain water and other liquids out of the sauna.
A traditional barrel sauna is normally heated by a wood stove so no special electrical hookup is required.
Some people will install a cold water spicket for a rinse off.
The beauty of a barrel sauna is that it can be setup in an area that does not have access to plumbing or electricity.
Some people use battery powered lighting and use the adjacent lake or river to rinse off.
Sauna installation worries should not persuade you from purchasing a sauna for your home or cabin.
Available sauna kits make possible for a sauna to be easily installed by any homeowner.
The benefits of owning a sauna far outweigh the trouble and effort to install one.
Many people would love to purchase a sauna but are worried about the problems and cost of sauna installation.
Fortunately changes in technology now allow a homeowner to complete his or her own installation using ordinary household tools.
Infrared sauna manufactures in particular have developed indoor infrared sauna kits that are small, lightweight and easy to assemble and install.
These kits are sized to the number of people that can occupy and use the sauna at one time.
The most popular sizes include the 2 person sauna, 3 person sauna and 4 person sauna kits.
Sauna sales data indicate online sauna sales are continuing to increase largely infrared sauna kits.
Unlike a traditional sauna an infrared models do not require an electrician, plumber and contractor to complete the sauna installation.
Infrared sauna kits can be installed in most large rooms in the home.
Many people choose to install them in their basement.
Kits contain the infrared heat panels, door, windows and dual inside and outside digital controls, Lights and the wood for the walls, ceiling and floor.
Installation is relatively fast and simple with most quality kits.
It is not uncommon to assemble and install the sauna on the same day it is received.
Power is supplied by plugging the sauna into any common household outlet.
Instructions for most kits are easy to understand and if you have problems most have a toll free 800 number to call for assistance.
If you desire all the benefits of a traditional sauna then installation becomes somewhat more complicated.
An indoor sauna installation that uses an electric sauna stove will require a 220 volt power source.
This of course will require the assistance of a licensed electrician.
If you are going to install an indoor wet sauna then a drain must also be installed as well.
Probably the easiest traditional sauna installation involves an outdoor barrel sauna.
These large barrel shaped saunas are made just like any barrel and they come in many sizes.
The smallest is about 8 feet in length and about 6 foot in diameter.
The sauna stove is located at one end and the door at the other end.
Installation is very easy since there is no need for a foundation.
A barrel sauna sits on two or more cradles that keep it above the ground.
A bung hole is located at the bottom of the sauna to drain water and other liquids out of the sauna.
A traditional barrel sauna is normally heated by a wood stove so no special electrical hookup is required.
Some people will install a cold water spicket for a rinse off.
The beauty of a barrel sauna is that it can be setup in an area that does not have access to plumbing or electricity.
Some people use battery powered lighting and use the adjacent lake or river to rinse off.
Sauna installation worries should not persuade you from purchasing a sauna for your home or cabin.
Available sauna kits make possible for a sauna to be easily installed by any homeowner.
The benefits of owning a sauna far outweigh the trouble and effort to install one.
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