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From questions to a sound wellness project

Guides for decisions that come before products: what you need, where it belongs, how to compare scope and what execution requires.

Four ways into the subject

Start with your situation, a concrete decision, a solution or an execution question. Each guide explains trade-offs, required work and hidden complexity.

Situations
Decisions before the project
Solutions and components
No. 09

Finnish Sauna — What It Is & How It Works

Finnish sauna: heater, stones, benches, ventilation and löyly. A practical guide to technique, tradition and safe use without a universal protocol.

6 minRead
No. 10

Infrared Sauna — Benefits & Differences

An infrared sauna warms the body directly at a lower temperature than Finnish. Benefits, who it suits, and how to combine it with Finnish.

8 minRead
No. 11

Bio Sauna — What It Is & Who It's For

A BIO sauna uses compatible Combi equipment for gentler heat and controlled humidity. Learn how it works, who it suits and what maintenance it requires.

4 minRead
No. 12

Finnish or Infrared Sauna?

Finnish, BIO, infrared or combined sauna? Compare heat delivery, equipment and user preferences without assuming more modes are always better.

4 minRead
No. 13

Sauna Heater — Electric or Wood?

Electric or wood-fired heater for an outdoor sauna? Comparing atmosphere, power, maintenance and installation — and how to choose.

8 minRead
No. 14

Cold Plunge System — Design & Maintenance

What separates a cold plunge from an ice tub: temperature control, filtration, year-round design, utilities and safe standalone use.

4 minRead
No. 15

Outdoor Hot Tub — A Guide

A custom outdoor hot tub: heating, materials, maintenance and placement in the garden. What to know before pairing it with a sauna.

8 minRead
No. 16

Which Wood for a Sauna?

Thermowood, alder, hemlock, charred wood — which material for an outdoor sauna and why. Durability, looks and maintenance.

8 minRead
No. 17

Shou Sugi Ban — Charred Wood for Saunas

The Japanese charring technique (shou sugi ban): protection, deep black finish and durability for outdoor saunas.

8 minRead
No. 18

Lunawood Thermowood for Saunas

Lunawood thermally modified timber: stability, durability and looks for outdoor saunas. Why KUBIQ uses it and how it ages.

8 minRead
No. 19

Fundermax / MaxCompact Panels

Fundermax MaxCompact: durable façade panels for outdoor saunas. Longevity, looks and why they suit demanding locations.

8 minRead
No. 20

SlateLite Stone Veneer

SlateLite: thin stone veneer for outdoor sauna details. Natural stone look with low weight and flexibility.

8 minRead
No. 21

Sauna Interior — Wood, Benches, Layout

How to choose the wood, bench layout, lighting and interior details of a sauna for comfort and longevity.

8 minRead
Execution and use

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