SAUNA ROOM

In creating a sauna room, Interpoolspa will prioritize utility, quality, and beauty. The job can be completed based on the area that the customer has or specifies. As a result, the finished work can be properly suited to the house or apartment. The room can be configured as a standalone or built-in unit as needed. Sauna rooms should be placed indoors. The wood should not be exposed to moisture or rain, as this may diminish the room's lifespan. Popular woods for sauna rooms include Scandinavian pine or Nordic spruce, African abachi wood, and Canadian hemlock wood, among others. These woods do not absorb heat and are lightweight, making them ideal for sauna rooms. The wood that Interpoolspa chooses to use in manufacturing sauna rooms must have undergone a good drying process, resulting in the wood having a moisture content of no more than 10% according to the UL standard, and must be treated with chemicals to prevent insects or rodents (the treatment from the factory will last for 3 years. When the time is up, the wood should be coated with a wood preservative regularly).

• Relax tired or fatigued muscles.
• Helps relieve fatigue.
• Helps relieve stress or pressure in the body.
• Increase the body's metabolic rate.
• Helps improve the circulatory system in the body.
• Temporarily relieves pain from arthritis.
• Improves healing and releases natural pain relievers.
• Improve resistance to illness and disease.
• Burn 300 kcal of energy during sauna use during normal use.
• Helps to refresh and brighten the skin.
• It refreshes and invigorates your entire body, which normal bathing cannot do.
• Make your home or residence look more luxurious and valuable.