Premium Wood Selection

Selecting the right wood for your sauna is essential to having a long-lasting, comfortable, and of course visually pleasing sauna experience.

Sungkai

  • The subtle contrast of the colors gives this wood an elegant impression.

  • Sungkai has a straight grain that gives a clean and modern look.

  • This wood is resistant to splitting, cracking, warping, and rotting.

  • Compared to premium woods like Bengkirai or Ulin, Sungkai wood offers a more affordable option without compromising on quality. Its availability and ease of processing also contribute to its lower cost.

Bengkirai

  • Suitable for outdoor saunas because it can withstand heat, rain, and humidity.

  • The density of Bengkirai makes it more resistant to pests.

  • Does not warp, shrink, or crack easily even with long-term use.

  • Colors give a more elegant and natural impression to the building.

  • Lasts up to 30 years if properly maintained, according to our supplier.

Ulin (Ironwood)

  • Suitable for outdoor saunas because it can withstand heat, rain, and humidity.

  • The density of Ulin makes it more resistant to pests.

  • The scientific name for this wood translates to “true iron wood”; Ulin can last more than 30 years if properly maintained, according to our supplier.

  • Ulin has a unique dark brown to blackish color that adds an exclusive and unique natural feel to your home.

Pine

  • Compared to premium woods like Bengkirai or Ulin, Pine offers a more affordable option without compromising on quality.

  • Its lighter color gives this wood a distinctive grain and knot appearance.

  • The wood grain and knots give a natural, rustic appearance that evokes of the woods of Finland.

  • While not as strong as Bengkirai, pine is among the strongest of the softwoods.