Frequently asked questions

Glass has minimal insulating value and can compromise the löyly experience, making it challenging to reach optimal temperatures. We've experienced saunas with full front glass walls in mild climates, where they struggled to achieve optimal temperature, affecting the löyly experience negatively. 

Privacy is a significant consideration; excessive glass may not be suitable for those who prefer a more private sauna session. We understand that having your neighbours watch you sweat it out in the sauna is not something you would want! Also, if your sauna location is quite private, then you can enjoy going to sauna naked, the true Finnish way!

Even though it is small, it still gives you the convenience during heating to look in and check on the temperature instead of opening the door.

For safety we incorporate a glass in the door for visibility. 

If you prefer a larger glass for its aesthetic appeal, you have the option to select the door with full-length glass. Our saunas are highly insulated, and after thorough winter testing, we have confirmed that the sauna will perform just as effectively even with a larger glass area. Initially, our first sauna build only included the door with a smaller glass panel, as we had not yet conducted winter testing at that time.