May 14, 2010, Newsletter Issue #151: The Advantages And Disadvantages Of A Wood-Burning Sauna Stove

Tip of the Week

A wood burning sauna stove is considered by most to be the “traditional” kind of sauna stove. Saunas.com offers wood burning sauna heaters from Polar Sauna and Catalina Luxury Saunas; here is an overview of the pros and cons of wood burning sauna stoves:



Pros:

Nice aroma of the burning wood

No spike in electric bills

Improve efficiency – they heat up quickly

The ambiance of burning wood is relaxing

Good for outdoor saunas or areas with no electricity

Cons:

Must supply wood to run the stove

Stoves must be cleaned and rid of ash

Wood-burning stoves are often larger than electric

You must tend the fire while in the sauna



Ask an expert at saunas.com if you have questions about a wood burning sauna stove.

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