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  Wood burning sauna stoves

  <p><strong>Wood-burning stoves for sauna</strong> are the perfect solution for traditional baths and saunas, providing excellent heat and atmosphere. We offer models made of <strong>stainless steel</strong>, <strong>carbon steel</strong>, <strong>cast iron</strong>, and with <strong>steam generators</strong> to create a comfortable temperature and steam.</p> <h3>Types of stoves:</h3> <ul> <li><strong>Stainless steel</strong> – durability, corrosion resistance, and quick heating.</li> <li><strong>Carbon steel</strong> – strength and affordable price.</li> <li><strong>Cast iron</strong> – excellent heat retention and durability.</li> <li><strong>With steam generator</strong> – for creating soft and rich steam.</li> </ul> <h3>Segments:</h3> <ul> <li><strong>Budget stoves</strong> – simple and reliable models at an affordable price.</li> <li><strong>Premium stoves</strong> – high-quality materials and additional features like built-in steam generators.</li> </ul> <p></p> <p>Our wood-burning stoves for sauna will provide you with a comfortable and long-lasting experience, suitable for any budget.</p>
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  Electric Sauna Stoves

  <p>Electric stoves for sauna and saunas are an excellent alternative to traditional appliances that run on wood and natural gas.</p> <p>In devices of this type, special heating elements (heating elements) are provided. Unlike wood and gas counterparts, electric ovens instantly warm up the air and maintain a comfortable and stable temperature. In addition, electric mini ovens are perfect for setting up a sauna in an apartment. They are very easy to use, and in terms of efficiency they are significantly superior to wood-burning models.</p>
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  Water tanks for sauna

  <p>There are several options for solving the problem of hot water in the bath:</p> <p>Installation of a samovar type water tank. The water heats up quickly, usually in an hour, which is convenient for those who just need to wash in the sauna. But if you stoke the furnace in an intensive mode for a long time, the water in such a tank may boil and in the steam room it will be uncomfortable due to heavy, wet steam. You can fight this by occasionally adding cold water to the tank.</p> <p>For stoves with a chimney offset to the front wall, such as Siberia, Siberian cliff, as well as a new line of Laguna stoves, a new 70-liter water tank has appeared. The axis of the chimney is shifted to 310 mm.</p> <p>In a remote tank, the water heats up a little longer, depending on the capacity of the tank for 1.5-2 hours. The tank is connected by metal pipes to the register-heat exchanger installed on the furnace.</p> <p>Registers are of two types:</p> <p>• Built-in (model of sauna stoves with the index "P" in the name).</p> <p>• Universal (installed at the exit of the chimney of a bath stove).</p> <p>Water, heating up (in the first case, from a hot furnace, and in the second, from hot flue gases), circulates freely in a closed tank register system.</p> <p></p> <p>When choosing a tank capacity, you can use a simple calculation: 8-10 liters per person and 8-10 liters for steaming a broom.</p>
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  Protective screen

  <p>Screens to protect structures made of combustible materials when installing sauna stoves</p>