Hi lovely people! Let me know if you have some Questions about the build that you notice I didn't cover. I will make an update video and answer it. - Martin
I may not live in Norway but I live in the Yukon. This is exactly the project build I needed to see. Thank you for all your hard work posting this video.
I admire your attitude and life style. From the outside looking in you are busy thoughtful and looking after yourself and your family. You demonstrate a level of perfection.i.e. if it's what I wanted and it's good . i.e. your sauna then it is good. At least you have a sauna. I learned much. Thanks Wes Sprinkle. Humboldt Saskatchewan Canada Canada.
Kind words Wes, thank you. There is only one life (in this chapter of our lifebook). I've found out I need to enjoy it. Work as little as possible (with the regular job) and enjoy family and other things as much as possible. Do a job well and you do it once, take shortcuts and you end up having to do it all over again. Family life and all around is not perfect and neither is it possible to be. The sauna offers up good conversations with friends and a place to gather during long winters. It's all I wanted it to be and a bit more. Hope you are doing well and enjoying this chapter of your life. Love from Norway, Martin.
Perfect is the enemy of the good. And this is really good. Maybe next year I’ll copy you. If I finish the wood fired oven I’m already building in the garden that is 😂
Historically, the sauna today is washing away all sweat and dirt. By the way, my father was born in a real smoke sauna! The cleanest place in that time. That sauna still works, as does my 94-year-old father. In Finland, sauna is everyone's way of life! No luxury!
Hats in saunas are smart -it may seem counterintuitive, but it actually insulates your brain from the heat, and makes it more comfortable to enjoy longer and warmer saunas. Recommended!
The one thing I see everyone do which makes no sense at all: first make it all air-tight with the aluminium tape, then puncture it again when putting the wooden strips in. The rationale is probably “now I can’t see the puncture so it doesn’t count”😂 Really nice build, though! 👌🏻
I'd rather have "20"(screw) holes than 120 punctures and screws... and it doesn't cost much to tape them. It's like if I am in a boat... would you rather have 20 holes or 120? :D
@@MartinWoodStudios OK well that does make sense indeed. One of these days I’m going to build one myself and surely will watch your video a bunch of times in preparation 👍🏻
I tought of it years ago but the size and layout of my property does not make this a natural add-in, unless my workshop undertook some transformation. Our neighboor rents out on airbnb ;)
Get rid of the hourglass. I have never seen that in a Finnish sauna. You will know when to get out. If you don't feel like getting out: throw some more water on the stove. Great video 👍
Hi Martin, I've completed the frame and am now beginning work on the interior of the hot room. Could you please share your tips on how to make the concrete plates around the heater so shiny?
Cool! Look at the video on how I use a plastic sheat underneath the concrete and over. The bottom will later be the front. Also this is concrete called B20, which in my country is the lowest grade, meant for Basic stuff. Remember to spray the top with water for best result (i didnt). For the pillars I used B35 which will take more salt, wear and tear. More Qs?! (Make a new comment because I will not get a notice if u post and answer here). God speed 😊
Hi! I aimed for 3x2 meters on the inside but ended up around 2,9x1,9m because I forgot to plan for the strips + panels :D. 5-6 adults... or there is room for my family of 5 + two more adults
This is a great sauna build video.. finally inspired me to start on my build.. I wondered if I could ask you about the glass, is it double glazing? I was thinking I would just get 8mm tempered glass and use this video to match the framing technique you used. But worried about heat loss, what kind of temperatures can your sauna get up to with that window? thanks and again, GREAT work and great to see the family involved.
Hey! Im no window expert but I belive this is a double glass window and measures around 1,6cm or so... I think 8mm will be on the thin side even though it is tempered - thinking heatloss and wobbly(if big) - easy to break, but heatloss depends on how big your window is... small will be just fine I guess. My window measures around 160x160 or something in that direction. You can oversize your sauna oven to weigh up for a "leaky" build. In my case my oven gives my sauna over 100 celsius in -15celsius... but I prefer it at 80-85c. Very happy with my build and the water evaporates from the tiles :) Each oven comes with a m3 that they are built to heat.. in my case Harvia Pro 20 gave me 8-20m3 and I built my sauna at around 14,5m3 inluding the window. (the window you have to add it's square meter to the calculations) ex.. my build I guess was around 12m3(room) + window 1,6x1,6= 2,56m2.... so 12m3 + 2,56 = 14,56m3 and well within my ovens capabilities. hope this helps you and be well and build well :D
@@MartinWoodStudios Thanks so much for this awesome reply.. I went for the Narvi 16 and also going 12m3.. window would be about a similar size to yours.. wow 100c in -15 is mega! again, great work mate.. thanks so much.
yeah I know it's not the normal way. My idea was that the ends of the flooring would start to rot before the larger beams + this way I could change the floor boards completely without having to rip apart the whole sauna. Maybe it doesn't make sense but I can not really see a big benefit in running the floor under the stud boards except for it being slightly easier/faster until the floor is laid.
@@MartinWoodStudios and that is a fantastic idea... after you stated the triple layer of flooring I sort of picked up on why you did it like that. Great build. I'll build one soon. Probably just copy yours. Thanks for the great video Martin!
Beautiful build and kämpegreat video! I'm planning my own build at this point (Swede living in California). Question - the drain/air inlet under the heater, did you have any slope to it or not? I feel I have skills to put down tiles on a flat area, but building a slope, not too sure. Anyway, curious on your experience.
I did not lay a sloped floor. My plan was to mop excess up but to my surprise the tiles get quite warm and the water evaporates. I believe because of my 10mm insulation in the floor it is enough to keep the cold out and for the tiles to become warm enough.
Martin, you are building a level floor, but from what I see on TH-cam, people are building a slope for the water to escape. Do you have problems with draining water?
If I had wooden floor I might need a sloped floor. My thought was that I didnt want the hassle of sloping it and I could mop it up instead. But I didnt need to, the tiles become quite warm and the water evaporate. I think because of the 1cm insulated plate under the tiles it leaves enough so the tiles become warm enough for this to happen. If you have more Qs dont answer here but write a new message because yt does not give me a notice if u answer this. Good luck!
I have only done tile floor saunas and find them good. How I made mine was especially a positive surprise because the water that lingers on the floor eventually evaporate... so less work for me. In the beginning the tiles will be cold but I heat the oven for 40-60min before I use it... then they are ok... by the time I'm finished they are warm and super nice. Wood won't last as long and the water won't evaporate are my first thoughts.. but ask some finn about it, I do not have wood floor experience
Thank you, Martin! Amazing video and very exciting! I'm planning to build a Sauna and will use your video as a guide with some minor changes. What kind of glass are you using? Someone told me that window glass should be tempered to be used in a Sauna, another person told me that glas should be thermo the same are used in the patio doors. I just wondering if we could use "ordinary" glass from modern plastic windows.
Hi Sergi! The glass is a normal 2-layered glass from an ordinary window used in houses. (it works very well). No need for tempered or thermo if you place it more than 50cm from oven(thats my safety distance, it might work fine with closer but I have not tested). This had a wooden frame and I had to remove it from the frame because of the paint. Never use treated wood or painted wood in a sauna. In my country they give these windows away for free when changing to 3-layered modern windows that probably is called thermo windows.
Awesome video. Did you end up closing in the outside/ side openings of the roof? With a "soffit" or pest/bird guarding of some kind? Thanks for any info!
@@willgunter9356 the net was some sort of glassfiber material. I didn't want to use metal because I thought there might be some condensation, but I was probably to careful. I hope I answered you Q
Hei digger videoene dine 😂 eg har tenkt å bygge en sauna her på gården og har sett på herdet glassvindu til 10000 nok 😮 så ser eg at du bruker vanlig vindu til dette og ganske nærme ovnen, fungerer dette fint med tanke på temperatur forskjeller?
Tusen takk! Jeg vet bare at dette vinduet er dobbelglass og at det fungerer. Har greit med avstand til ovn mtp strålevarme 70cm. Min tanke var at om det sprakk kunne jeg alltids bestille et på mål eller lime et herdet glass utenpå 😆
Yes, maybe. I checked sauna satu and only saw they have 30mm insulation in Norway. I have 100mm and I bought my insulation second hand and saved a lot of money. This is a budget sauna video. I would also use different wood to sit on but again... budget. Kippis!
Hei. Helt super video! Takk! Skiver på engelsk herfra så andre også kan lese. I am curious about the angle of your roof. How many degrees does it fall? What do you recommend? And what is the hight of the indoor space, from floor to ceiling? Hilsen fra Østlandet;)
Halla fellow east coast sauna lover :) Angle of roof depends on your roofing material (all has got different specs takstein, forskjellige takpapp etc). This DIY takpapp has a minimum 3 degree angle, I probably did around 6-9. Better safe than sorry right. Height after tiling and inside roof panels (+ strips/lekter) = 206cm. I guess I built 210cm from the wood floor to the 2x4 beams. Great questions! Here is my build with some details online. byggebolig.no/badstue-og-tilbehor/bygger-badstu-pa-stopte-paler-fra-bunn
I built a similar roof 6 years ago and never had problems, the metal lies thight against the roofing. Rolling this material over edges might be an idea if I rounded off them off a lot. 90 degree bends will cause a lot of stress on it and most likely shorten lifespan
Yeah Javi, that's right! I was tired about not getting found by channel name when friends asked about how they could find me on youtube. I had to allways say "Search for: How to build a owl house".... somehow The Beatles is way more famous than my 3,6k subs channel and I wasn't on the list 😂
@@MartinWoodStudios exactly, I was looking for "how to build a tawny owl nestbox" on TH-cam and I found your channel. I really like your videos and your works. Good luck with the new name!!!.🦉🦉🦉
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Hi lovely people!
Let me know if you have some Questions about the build that you notice I didn't cover.
I will make an update video and answer it.
- Martin
It is rare indeed to see a TH-cam video about sauna building that gets everything right! :)
I don't know about that but Thank you 😊
I may not live in Norway but I live in the Yukon. This is exactly the project build I needed to see. Thank you for all your hard work posting this video.
Yeah, most of the work is filming and editing :D
Hope you got some useful tips
If a Finn goes somewhere, he first builds a SAUNA!
"I don't want a crooked Russian sauna." 😂😂😂
Glad u took the joke... 🍻
thumbnail was just a bonus, well done
Great build and video. I got clickbaited hard but stayed for the quality
hahaha! love the honesty :D
I admire your attitude and life style. From the outside looking in you are busy thoughtful and looking after yourself and your family. You demonstrate a level of perfection.i.e. if it's what I wanted and it's good . i.e. your sauna then it is good. At least you have a sauna. I learned much. Thanks Wes Sprinkle. Humboldt Saskatchewan Canada Canada.
Kind words Wes, thank you. There is only one life (in this chapter of our lifebook). I've found out I need to enjoy it. Work as little as possible (with the regular job) and enjoy family and other things as much as possible. Do a job well and you do it once, take shortcuts and you end up having to do it all over again. Family life and all around is not perfect and neither is it possible to be. The sauna offers up good conversations with friends and a place to gather during long winters. It's all I wanted it to be and a bit more. Hope you are doing well and enjoying this chapter of your life. Love from Norway, Martin.
Awesome video you are a lucky man god bless you
Thank you Perry! God bless you too
EPIC build !! Thanks for sharing
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Perfect is the enemy of the good. And this is really good. Maybe next year I’ll copy you. If I finish the wood fired oven I’m already building in the garden that is 😂
This is spectacular work. Well done!
Ive watned to do a diy sauna for years. You have inspired this Canuck!
do it and build well, you'll especially enjoy it with an accompanied cold dip or cold shower.
PERKELE!!!
Great video! Inspiring!
- Sean, Homer Alaska
Du var flink! Takk. Very beautiful family and location. Fantastic reused materials.
Thank you ☺️
Nice work mate. Very entertaining and you did a great job.😉👍🏻🙏🥶🥵
Cheers!
You build the Ameri.. Norwegian dream🤩 Great video and a beautiful view 😊👍👌😊
🙏
Great build! Simple and effective. No need to over complicate it. 👌
*_i hope your special day will bring you lots of happiness, love and fun😍💞_*
You too☺ Thank you ToRung!
We need more Sauna in Denmark - as a Dane I am jealous - beautifully filmed thank you
Historically, the sauna today is washing away all sweat and dirt. By the way, my father was born in a real smoke sauna! The cleanest place in that time. That sauna still works, as does my 94-year-old father. In Finland, sauna is everyone's way of life!
No luxury!
If a Finn goes somewhere, he first builds a SAUNA!
Love the build - very entertaining - makes me want to visit Norway
Such a beautiful family and an amazing location to sauna! ❤
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Finn approves👍👍
*Laughs in Australian at the idea of finding a second hand double glazed window
This was great fun to watch, and I learned a lot, too. Thank you and enjoy your sauna!
We Will 😊
Hell of a job 🙌🙌
Thanks Don! Come over and get some 🫠
Super Video and super ear protector 👍. Best regards
Great video thanks for sharing 😀
Great video! beautiful Sauna!
Thanks you Samuel :)
Well done Son!
Thanks Fatter'n 🙂
love the big window :-)
🙂
Great job buddy and very interesting we would love to have a sauna at our Homestead here in Normandy France thank you for sharing
Sounds awesome! You'll never regret it 😀
Oh fantastic ❤ i live in New Zealand and love a good sauna.
Inspired me you have😊
Yes, they will work down there also 😎
Hats in saunas are smart -it may seem counterintuitive, but it actually insulates your brain from the heat, and makes it more comfortable to enjoy longer and warmer saunas. Recommended!
Hahaha its for the hair, not for brain lol
I’m glad you apologized for the click bait 😅
Just found you, amazing beauty inside and outside❤
you are funny). Like you way of filming
Thank you friend 🙏
Awesome.
Great job. Should last a few generations. Me next. Thanks for sharing.
The one thing I see everyone do which makes no sense at all: first make it all air-tight with the aluminium tape, then puncture it again when putting the wooden strips in. The rationale is probably “now I can’t see the puncture so it doesn’t count”😂
Really nice build, though! 👌🏻
I'd rather have "20"(screw) holes than 120 punctures and screws... and it doesn't cost much to tape them. It's like if I am in a boat... would you rather have 20 holes or 120? :D
@@MartinWoodStudios OK well that does make sense indeed. One of these days I’m going to build one myself and surely will watch your video a bunch of times in preparation 👍🏻
As a Finn I approve 😊
Amen :)
Thanks
When are you planning to build a Holiday cabins for guests that want to learn all about Norway ways 🤩
I tought of it years ago but the size and layout of my property does not make this a natural add-in, unless my workshop undertook some transformation. Our neighboor rents out on airbnb ;)
Get rid of the hourglass. I have never seen that in a Finnish sauna. You will know when to get out. If you don't feel like getting out: throw some more water on the stove. Great video 👍
I agree... hardly used it, but when I bought the door, the hourglass and temperatur gage followed :)
0:49 I know that is from The Julekalendar but as a Finn I know it because The Joulukalenteri
I just love when Finnish people show up on my channel :)
Зимой, да в сауну. Эх!
Hi Martin,
I've completed the frame and am now beginning work on the interior of the hot room.
Could you please share your tips on how to make the concrete plates around the heater so shiny?
Cool!
Look at the video on how I use a plastic sheat underneath the concrete and over. The bottom will later be the front. Also this is concrete called B20, which in my country is the lowest grade, meant for Basic stuff. Remember to spray the top with water for best result (i didnt).
For the pillars I used B35 which will take more salt, wear and tear.
More Qs?! (Make a new comment because I will not get a notice if u post and answer here). God speed 😊
finland rules,and sweden 😁
Good work! Thank you for sharing. What are the measurements (outside and inside) of the sauna?
Hi! I aimed for 3x2 meters on the inside but ended up around 2,9x1,9m because I forgot to plan for the strips + panels :D. 5-6 adults... or there is room for my family of 5 + two more adults
This is a great sauna build video.. finally inspired me to start on my build.. I wondered if I could ask you about the glass, is it double glazing? I was thinking I would just get 8mm tempered glass and use this video to match the framing technique you used. But worried about heat loss, what kind of temperatures can your sauna get up to with that window? thanks and again, GREAT work and great to see the family involved.
Hey! Im no window expert but I belive this is a double glass window and measures around 1,6cm or so... I think 8mm will be on the thin side even though it is tempered - thinking heatloss and wobbly(if big) - easy to break, but heatloss depends on how big your window is... small will be just fine I guess.
My window measures around 160x160 or something in that direction. You can oversize your sauna oven to weigh up for a "leaky" build. In my case my oven gives my sauna over 100 celsius in -15celsius... but I prefer it at 80-85c. Very happy with my build and the water evaporates from the tiles :)
Each oven comes with a m3 that they are built to heat.. in my case Harvia Pro 20 gave me 8-20m3 and I built my sauna at around 14,5m3 inluding the window. (the window you have to add it's square meter to the calculations)
ex.. my build I guess was around 12m3(room) + window 1,6x1,6= 2,56m2.... so 12m3 + 2,56 = 14,56m3 and well within my ovens capabilities.
hope this helps you and be well and build well :D
@@MartinWoodStudios Thanks so much for this awesome reply.. I went for the Narvi 16 and also going 12m3.. window would be about a similar size to yours..
wow 100c in -15 is mega! again, great work mate.. thanks so much.
I can do the hot but not the cold! 😂
tried the combo?! I'm not to happy of the cold, but with the hot it's awesome and very temporary - feels like it's health beneficial
I admire your passion and attitude towards this project! It was brilliant to watch! I hope to build my own sauna one day.🧖
You will not regret it. Thank you for your kind words 🙏
Hey Martin, great sauna. I couldn’t help but notice the Odin mask you hung up; where did you get it? Did you make it?
Yeah, I got a video on making a similar one... think its woodcarving for beginners or something.
but yes, I made it
@@MartinWoodStudiosså kult!
Curious why you didn't put the flooring down before putting up the stud walls?
yeah I know it's not the normal way. My idea was that the ends of the flooring would start to rot before the larger beams + this way I could change the floor boards completely without having to rip apart the whole sauna. Maybe it doesn't make sense but I can not really see a big benefit in running the floor under the stud boards except for it being slightly easier/faster until the floor is laid.
@@MartinWoodStudios and that is a fantastic idea... after you stated the triple layer of flooring I sort of picked up on why you did it like that. Great build. I'll build one soon. Probably just copy yours. Thanks for the great video Martin!
We are curious, is that the normal thickness of window glass in Norway? Actually forgot about that guy from the start...
Yeah.. its the old normal. Now everybody buys tripleglass for the houses.
This is double
Beautiful build and kämpegreat video! I'm planning my own build at this point (Swede living in California). Question - the drain/air inlet under the heater, did you have any slope to it or not? I feel I have skills to put down tiles on a flat area, but building a slope, not too sure. Anyway, curious on your experience.
I did not lay a sloped floor. My plan was to mop excess up but to my surprise the tiles get quite warm and the water evaporates. I believe because of my 10mm insulation in the floor it is enough to keep the cold out and for the tiles to become warm enough.
Martin, you are building a level floor, but from what I see on TH-cam, people are building a slope for the water to escape. Do you have problems with draining water?
If I had wooden floor I might need a sloped floor. My thought was that I didnt want the hassle of sloping it and I could mop it up instead. But I didnt need to, the tiles become quite warm and the water evaporate. I think because of the 1cm insulated plate under the tiles it leaves enough so the tiles become warm enough for this to happen. If you have more Qs dont answer here but write a new message because yt does not give me a notice if u answer this. Good luck!
great video, thank you! as you use the SAAAUOWNA do you enjoy the choice of tile floor? any downsides vs wood?
I have only done tile floor saunas and find them good. How I made mine was especially a positive surprise because the water that lingers on the floor eventually evaporate... so less work for me.
In the beginning the tiles will be cold but I heat the oven for 40-60min before I use it... then they are ok... by the time I'm finished they are warm and super nice.
Wood won't last as long and the water won't evaporate are my first thoughts.. but ask some finn about it, I do not have wood floor experience
Thank you, Martin! Amazing video and very exciting!
I'm planning to build a Sauna and will use your video as a guide with some minor changes.
What kind of glass are you using? Someone told me that window glass should be tempered to be used in a Sauna, another person told me that glas should be thermo the same are used in the patio doors. I just wondering if we could use "ordinary" glass from modern plastic windows.
Hi Sergi!
The glass is a normal 2-layered glass from an ordinary window used in houses. (it works very well). No need for tempered or thermo if you place it more than 50cm from oven(thats my safety distance, it might work fine with closer but I have not tested).
This had a wooden frame and I had to remove it from the frame because of the paint. Never use treated wood or painted wood in a sauna. In my country they give these windows away for free when changing to 3-layered modern windows that probably is called thermo windows.
@@MartinWoodStudios Thanks for your reply! How many hours in total have you spent on construction?
@@sergiyrudenko905 I didn't count... but it was around a 2months solo build with working part time in between.
Hi. What is the first roll of roof-material that you are using? Is it common to use a double layer?
Takbelegg Selvbygger Glaciär 3
www.byggmax.no/ytpapp-glaci%C3%A4r-3-kristallsvart
Underlagspapp 122 Trebolit (art.nr. 17113)
Underlagsduk 116 Trebolit (art.nr. 17111)
Byggmax
Carefull with using the våtromsplate on the floor. Nothing has happened but I found out the foam might collaps at 75°c.
Awesome video. Did you end up closing in the outside/ side openings of the roof? With a "soffit" or pest/bird guarding of some kind? Thanks for any info!
Yes, to prevent bees and birds entrance 👍🏻
@@MartinWoodStudios did you use metal or plastic soffit or wood with openings?
@@willgunter9356 the net was some sort of glassfiber material. I didn't want to use metal because I thought there might be some condensation, but I was probably to careful. I hope I answered you Q
Hei digger videoene dine 😂 eg har tenkt å bygge en sauna her på gården og har sett på herdet glassvindu til 10000 nok 😮 så ser eg at du bruker vanlig vindu til dette og ganske nærme ovnen, fungerer dette fint med tanke på temperatur forskjeller?
Tusen takk! Jeg vet bare at dette vinduet er dobbelglass og at det fungerer. Har greit med avstand til ovn mtp strålevarme 70cm. Min tanke var at om det sprakk kunne jeg alltids bestille et på mål eller lime et herdet glass utenpå 😆
Polyurethane slabs with aluminum cover are much better solution for insulation, like sauna satu or Finn foam.
Yes, maybe. I checked sauna satu and only saw they have 30mm insulation in Norway. I have 100mm and I bought my insulation second hand and saved a lot of money.
This is a budget sauna video. I would also use different wood to sit on but again... budget. Kippis!
Hei. Helt super video! Takk! Skiver på engelsk herfra så andre også kan lese. I am curious about the angle of your roof. How many degrees does it fall? What do you recommend? And what is the hight of the indoor space, from floor to ceiling? Hilsen fra Østlandet;)
Halla fellow east coast sauna lover :)
Angle of roof depends on your roofing material (all has got different specs takstein, forskjellige takpapp etc). This DIY takpapp has a minimum 3 degree angle, I probably did around 6-9. Better safe than sorry right.
Height after tiling and inside roof panels (+ strips/lekter) = 206cm. I guess I built 210cm from the wood floor to the 2x4 beams.
Great questions!
Here is my build with some details online.
byggebolig.no/badstue-og-tilbehor/bygger-badstu-pa-stopte-paler-fra-bunn
Absolutely great! Thank you so much!
I wish I was your neighbor
There are houses for sale nearby 😆
can't find that wood finish anywhere, what is it?
Outside the nordics I think you must search for exterior wood stain/coat (for walls).
How to set two likes simultaneously? :))
👍
im not a fan of the roof edges raised , snow melt will work its way under flashing, shoulda rolled over the edges ...
I built a similar roof 6 years ago and never had problems, the metal lies thight against the roofing. Rolling this material over edges might be an idea if I rounded off them off a lot. 90 degree bends will cause a lot of stress on it and most likely shorten lifespan
@@MartinWoodStudios thats why we use overhangs, drip edges, ect....
Have you changed your channel?... Yo was "Norwegian wood" before, that's right?
Yeah Javi, that's right! I was tired about not getting found by channel name when friends asked about how they could find me on youtube. I had to allways say "Search for: How to build a owl house".... somehow The Beatles is way more famous than my 3,6k subs channel and I wasn't on the list 😂
@@MartinWoodStudios exactly, I was looking for "how to build a tawny owl nestbox" on TH-cam and I found your channel. I really like your videos and your works.
Good luck with the new name!!!.🦉🦉🦉
it's a chemichal azzard maybe the russian one is more natural
8:06 lol
Snow much? 😂
yeah, this year has been a record year for where I'm at for the time I've lived here
Sauna does not need a timer.
floor first then walls, this why we make jokes about these foreign countries, logic man...
this way I can change the floorboards without having to tear the whole sauna, roof and walls apart... quite logic ;)
@@MartinWoodStudios might as well put roof on before the foundation too... always build from ground up, simple logic...
Love your video but the part where you took the Lord's name in vain, not good.
We all have our crosses to bear..
Nice sauna. I hope that pitch from softwood seats do not bait you in the ass :)
Yeah, we wear shorts 😆
Its one of the things I will change later