Sauna Installation: Indoor Sauna or Outdoor Sauna

Having your own sauna is a joyful thing, but you may have trouble with the sauna installation.
Indoor saunas provide more convenience and more privacy, while outdoor saunas provide more spacious space and more magnificent scenery.
This article will discuss indoor and outdoor saunas. You can make a judgment after reading the following content. Remember, the best one is the one that suits you. Please choose the appropriate sauna location according to your needs.
Let’s take a look together.

Sauna Installation: Indoor Sauna

Indoor saunas are usually placed at home, which leads to a natural advantage of indoor saunas—not affected by weather. Whether it is a storm or a heavy snowfall, it will not affect the normal use of the sauna. You can practice sauna at any time you want.
Another feature of indoor saunas that makes people more fond of it is that it provides a more private space, which perfectly protects the privacy of users. Although the sauna room itself already has a private space, the indoor sauna provides another layer of protection for the sauna room, which is suitable for users who want a more private space.
Indoor saunas also provide convenience for users. When people want to experience the sauna, they can experience the joy of the sauna without leaving their homes, which greatly improves the convenience of users.
Indoor saunas are limited by the home environment and have the disadvantage of small space.
Indoor saunas usually have indoor traditional saunas and indoor infrared saunas. COLDCHILLER has launched several indoor saunas for you. You can find a sauna room that suits you without searching.

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Sauna Installation: Outdoor sauna

The biggest feature of outdoor sauna is that it is close to nature and provides a wider view. Outdoor saunas often use glass as the material for doors and windows, which not only provides more sufficient light, but also provides a wider view, narrowing the distance between people and nature and enhancing the connection between the two.
Compared with indoor saunas, outdoor saunas are less restricted by space, so outdoor saunas can provide more flexible design options. Whether it is a sauna cabin, a square sauna, a barrel sauna, or a sauna tent, it is suitable for outdoor saunas. If you want to customize your own sauna room, outdoor saunas can provide you with a variety of flexible designs.
There is a more natural advantage of outdoor saunas, that is, outdoor saunas have better ventilation conditions. Saunas are mainly made of Canadian hemlock and other woods. The favorable ventilation environment of outdoor saunas helps reduce the risk of wood dampness and mold and bacterial growth, promotes air circulation, and reduces the risk of respiratory diseases.
However, since outdoor saunas are used outdoors, people’s privacy cannot be guaranteed. In addition, outdoor saunas require frequent maintenance and certain technical means, which requires extra time and money.
COLDCHILLER provides you with various types of outdoor saunas, including outdoor infrared saunas, outdoor barrel saunas, outdoor square saunas, and outdoor traditional saunas, providing you with a range of thermal therapy solutions.

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How to Choose an Indoor or Outdoor Sauna?

Choose a sauna that suits your needs. Here are some factors to consider when choosing a sauna that suits you.

Space

Space is an important factor in choosing an indoor or outdoor sauna. Considering the remaining space in your home and the space outside can help you make a choice quickly. If you have a basement, an unused room, or extra space in the shower room, you can place the sauna indoors. If you have more free space in your backyard, that’s even better. You can choose an outdoor sauna.

Weather and Environmental Factors

The weather and environmental factors have a certain impact on the installation location of the sauna. If you live in an area where it rains or snows frequently, it is a wise choice to place the sauna indoors to reduce the impact of extreme weather on the sauna. This can reduce the impact of extreme weather on the sauna, reduce the time and frequency of maintenance, and extend the service life of the sauna.

Landscape Requirements

If you want to enjoy the beautiful outdoor landscape, get closer to nature, and enhance your connection with nature, an outdoor sauna will be your best choice. Placing the sauna outdoors can meet your needs of enjoying the scenery while taking a sauna, which is something that an indoor sauna cannot bring.

Maintenance Requirements

Indoor saunas are located indoors. Except for the necessary electrical systems, they do not require much maintenance, only regular cleaning and polishing. However, outdoor saunas are outdoors for a long time and are often affected by extreme weather. Over time, the sauna has a certain degree of damage. Therefore, placing a sauna outdoors not only requires frequent maintenance, but also relatively complex maintenance methods and techniques. If necessary, professionals need to be invited to repair it.

The sauna installation depends on various factors. The sauna installation after considering various factors is the most suitable for you.