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Spruce, same as walls and roof innside(budget). I will change this to cedar or some leaf tree type for saunas one day.

@@MartinWoodStudios thank you. Did you have and bad experience because of spruce? Some peoples said resin precipitation can happen during the high temperatures

Hehehe! Thanks

Yeah... I like a weathered look too... but I LOVE the fee and lookl of a smooth sanded oak piece 😀

Hi! I did not. With tiles and the right size oven I discovered the water evaporates from the tiles. I have to clean the floors once in a while but that you have to do anyway. Thank you for the kind words!

Hows epoxy and heat regarding vapor? Thanks for the input! And regards to the sub floor movement thats part of the reason I used those dead material bathroom boards for insulation and deadmaterial non sub floor movement.

@ once epoxy is dry I don’t think it gives vapour as its used for underfloor heating where there is movement. You are right on the boards and if you have no cracking of the grout there is no point in doing epoxy. My bathroom floor looked great when finished by tiler but after a while it started cracking in the grout and we always had some small bits of grout falling off. Ive raked out the grout and redone in epoxy, its super strong and one tile has a hairline crack due to grout holding it together but its very solid. The grouting process is a bit tedious though, constant washing because you cannot let it dry out on the tiles, so you grout and wash and do another little section and wash again, but its forever.

ahhh... grout is what that thing between the tiles is called. I wondered if you were talking about the "glue" I used beneath. Yeah, your'e right. Epoxy grout is the gold star of tiling grout.

@ congrats on a beautiful sauna. And really good video

Thank you. The sauna serves us well these cold days.

haha! yeah, it was a fun build...

make what you can, buy what you have to

Takk og virker faktisk året etter også :)

depends on how it got stuck

works great... and I suddenly get a lot more friends over too...

The force is strong with you

tweet tweet! ty

thanks for clicking and commenting, gives my video better rates! Sexist?! :D hahaha.... you're one of those woke people... get a life

Høres bra ut! Har senere funnet ut at de våtromsplatene i gulvet ikke tar mer enn 75grader før de "smelter". Har ikke skjedd men ville nok brukt annet etter å ha funnet ut dette.

@@MartinWoodStudios Hehe, takker for info. 👍Tror ikke det blir så mye som 75 uansett, i alle fall ikke i de badstuene jeg har vært i.

Ahh... hvis du bygger den som min kan du kjøre den opp i over 100 som en venn av meg gjorde en gang. Vi holder den rundt komfortable 80grader normalt. Når man først har fått fyr på den øker tempen rundt 10grader med en middels kubbe. Det kan være at badstuene du har vært i ikke har en riktig dimensjonert ovn for badstua. Ovnen er en harvia pro 20 laget for 8-20m3 og min ligger rundt 16.

sometimes I do, depends on the work

yeah, I got palletwalls in my livingroom and hallway now :) I don't know of any that follows the old path and the colder the weather gets the less it calls to me... ha-ha-ha! When that is said I would go here and ask the people working there - www.vikingvalley.no/ This artist will raise your viking spirits like none other - ua-cam.com/video/n90SVmnomdM/v-deo.html And this youtuber has written a book on the subject ++ ua-cam.com/video/qKI8o4uTRS0/v-deo.html Go with Odin

I had a month in Perth once... thought of studying there until I visited and felt like the place had no soul - mostly tarmac and some manmade parks.

Det kommer an på hva tomta di er regulert for. Men følgende pkt. bør du holde deg innenfor - Bygningen må være mindre enn 15 kvadratmeter i grunnflate. - Høyden må være lavere enn 3 meter. Høyden fra terrenget til toppen av veggen må ikke være høyere enn 2,5 meter. - Bygningen må ikke brukes til varig opphold. - Det må være mer enn en meter til annen bygning på eiendommen. - Bygningen må ikke være til sjenanse for andre.

I want to go to Portugal during winter :D

Thank you. Its how we do the roofs/builds in norway atleast thats the way Im used to do it.. The vapor barrier is the aluminium in the "box", the flat inside roof makes sure the heat spreads evenly... I have never seen a sauna with a sloped roof (as it would be if I had the furring in the roof). DM me if you are close to Oslo 😉

Thank you! Cheers!

barely... those plates gives me 1cm insulation.. its enough since it's limited how long I'm going to sit there... wood - plates - tiles

This build was great. Very helpful. Thank you!

yeah... the govern-ment is only there to suck the joy and money out of people

Not in Alaska

its got multiple functions, so no... TEC7 is a universal, super-strong, and flexible MS Polymer that can be used as mounting adhesive, sealant, or joint filler. I think this one will suffice: DAP Dynaflex 920... if you can get it

yeah... 3 kids and fourth coming in january... how about tomorrow? :D

metal door is not recommended. It will get very warm. Also a sauna should not have painted surfaces on the inside because the heat will make the chemicals in the paint to release and it might bring unwanted odours as well. I would rather use the metal door in the shed (even though I would not use a metal door to begin with). Remember to check your pallets carefully to see if they are chemically treated or HT Heat Treated. Don't use the chemical pallets. Best of luck!

@ thanks for the advice. I will find a wooden door and so far, I have only seen Heat Treated pallets in my lot. I will not use the chemically treated pallets to build with, if I end up with some.

Thanks man! I'm strugling getting this video clicks and views... I really like making vids, so there will be more!

I'm not to sure. Dependent on the temperature I believe a double glass will be less prone to cracking because the layers will make the glass heat slower (there is a lot more glass + layers so outside glass will cool inside). But if the weather is not too cold I guess a single glass might work... and there is also a question of how big the glass is - but I don't really know these answers.

saunapro.no was where I got the tape. I found out the plates I used in my flooring only takes 75celsius before the material will "melt"... but it has not melted. Otherwise I will upgrade my bench material to some nicer leafy tree sort when I feel for it. No challenges so far except for holding back the hordes of friends wanting to do the sauna :)

Close... but I think it prefers the Woods. This was filmed 50m from my home. ua-cam.com/users/shortsjci1xP-WA1k?feature=share