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An indoor sauna is designed to retain heat, but that doesn’t mean it should trap all the air inside. Proper ventilation plays an important role in maintaining comfortable temperatures, managing moisture, and protecting the surrounding space. When airflow is overlooked during installation, even a well-built sauna can develop problems over time. So, what actually happens…
Why Are Some Outdoor Saunas Built on Decks? Is a Deck Really Necessary? If you’ve been looking at outdoor saunas, you’ve probably noticed that some are installed on beautiful wooden decks, while others sit on concrete pads, gravel, or patio stones. But does an outdoor sauna actually need a deck? The answer is no. A…
When choosing a home sauna, most people focus on the size, heater, and design. But there’s another important detail that can make a difference in your sauna experience: the type of wood used to build it. White cedar and red cedar are two popular choices for saunas in Canada. Both are known for their natural…
Infrared vs Traditional Sauna: What’s the Difference? If you’re shopping for a home sauna, one of the first decisions you may come across is infrared vs traditional sauna. Both provide a heated environment for relaxation, but they create that experience in very different ways. Traditional saunas heat the air around you using a sauna heater,…
Choosing the best traditional sauna for your home comes down to your space, preferred design, number of users, and whether you want an indoor or outdoor setup. At Sauna Depot, we offer traditional saunas designed for Canadian homes, backyards, and cottages—from classic Barrel Saunas to modern Cube and Luna models, spacious Log Cabin Saunas, and…
Summer may be winding down, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to stop enjoying your backyard. In fact, September can be one of the best times to finally add an outdoor sauna to your Ontario home. The weather is cooling down, winter hasn’t arrived yet, and there’s still plenty of time to prepare your outdoor…
Summer gets a lot of credit for the backyard season in Canada. The pool is open, the patio furniture is out, and suddenly everyone has a reason to spend more time outside. Then September rolls around. The pool gets covered, evenings become cooler, and that backyard you enjoyed all summer slowly gets used less and…
Adding a backyard sauna is an exciting way to create a private space to relax, recharge, and enjoy year-round at home. But before choosing the perfect spot for your sauna, there is one practical detail Ontario homeowners should consider: building permits and local requirements. Whether you are planning a compact barrel sauna or a larger…
When most people think of a sauna, they picture stepping inside after shoveling snow or warming up on a freezing winter evening. While there’s no denying that saunas are a winter favorite, limiting them to the colder months means missing out on many of the benefits they can provide throughout the summer. The truth is,…
Buying a sauna is an investment in your home and your well-being—but keeping it in great condition doesn’t require hours of maintenance. Many first-time sauna owners wonder if they need to scrub it after every use or use special cleaning products. Fortunately, the answer is much simpler. With a few easy habits and occasional deep…
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