SAUNA ‘The sauna ls more than a method of bathing! for many tsa ype of physical eleansin, almost nul, and is now an esse part fal moder spot facies. In Finland there oe sauna for every sx people. They are bulk to 8 standerd Wadtonal ‘design and usadonoe awa, bath communally within the foray ‘nd azo in public who segregation ofthe sone The classe location for suas is next 10 a cleat [ake with vwaeds and meadows for air bathing between sweat Oaths Bathing sequence tvlfect is itansied by petodse cold ‘water weatment massage and rest ‘Wood block or timber construction is by fa the most common tnd good thermal ulation of tho axes escent because the temperature diffrence betwoen insive and outside con ‘ten bo over 100°C m winter The bathing room should be as smal a8 possible i=16m? fhe oven aves. The steps ond benches are mate of wood battens fo give good ar creulation fand are at various heights, the top bench being about Tm Senoath the coling. The benches are usually around 2m in Tenth All ofthe wood battens ee nalled fom below so that the body does not come info contact with hot nail head Benches should be eaty to demante to alow easy cleaning ‘The floge must be made of nos-aip material not wood stDS © seen wth ona ay the wonderful smell of smoked wood end dependable steam {quality Roughly haf ofthe old Finish saunas ae But inthis tse a ceramic or metal clad oven, heated by the five gases from the combustion chamber Nesting takes place {hrough fie doar rom bathing room oF lobby. Once the “tones are ho, the ie door cloted and the doors atte top ‘ofthe oven cladding are opened as required ia order to let Out hot ae prior to pouring water on the stones © ter = i Ca orm Okra 527