When planning a sauna, you don't just decide on materials.
You decide on light and shadow. On warmth and tranquility. On the atmosphere of a room that will accompany you for many years.
Because no element shapes the effect of a sauna more than wood.
It determines the haptics. The color palette. The way light is reflected. The mood created upon entering.
That's why we don't choose our woods based on trends.
But on character.
Which type of wood suits your sauna?
Every type of wood tells its own story.
Some appear bright and light.
Others warm and secure.
Still others create depth, presence, and architectural clarity.
White Aspen
Bright. Calm. Timeless.
Aspen is one of Scandinavia's most popular sauna woods.
Its light color and almost knot-free surface create a calm and airy atmosphere. Rooms appear larger, lighter, and particularly harmonious.
Ideal for minimalist sauna concepts and lovers of Nordic clarity.
Natural Alder
Warm. Balanced. Natural.
Alder possesses a gentle warmth that mediates between bright aspen and darker woods.
The fine grain appears calm and subtle. At the same time, it creates a cozy comfort that has been appreciated for decades.
A timeless choice for classic and modern saunas.
Black Alder Thermo
Depth with Character.
Thermal treatment creates a dark, elegant brown tone with exceptional depth.
The surface appears calm, high-quality, and architectural.
Ideal for those who want to design a sauna with presence and elegance.
Black Alder Thermo Brushed
Texture to Experience.
Brushing brings out the natural wood structure, making it visible and palpable.
Light and shadow play across the surface, giving the room additional depth.
For design lovers with a sense of materiality.
Thermo-Abachi
Tranquility in its purest form.
Thermo-Abachi combines an exceptionally uniform appearance with a warm, modern color palette.
The grain consciously recedes, allowing architecture, light, and spatial effect to come to the forefront.
Ideal for minimalist, modern wellness rooms.
Canadian Red Cedar
The scent of centuries-old forests.
Hardly any wood possesses a comparable charisma.
Warm honey and copper tones, a lively grain, and the characteristic scent make red cedar one of the most exclusive types of wood in sauna and wellness construction.
A material for rooms with personality.
American Walnut
Rare. Noble. Expressive.
American walnut is one of the most exclusive woods in the world.
Its dark coloring, elegant grain, and exceptional depth give rooms a luxurious and timeless effect.
For saunas that consciously make a statement.
New Zealand Pine Thermo
Lively. Characterful. Unique.
Its distinctive grain makes every surface unique.
The natural patterns are reminiscent of landscapes, river courses, and organic structures.
A wood for people who value individuality.
The right type of wood changes everything.
A sauna is not defined by its stove.
Not by the glass.
Not by the technology.
But by the atmosphere created when all these elements come together.
And that's exactly where the choice of wood begins.