A sauna room primarily includes the following equipment:
1. Sauna Room: The main structure of the sauna room, typically composed of custom-made wall and ceiling panels. The number of panels is precisely calculated based on the room's dimensions to ensure the room's airtightness and thermal insulation.
2. Sauna Heater: The device used to heat the sauna room, typically located in a corner of the room or in an external control room. The sauna heater generates heat by burning wood or using electricity, and is crucial for raising the temperature in the sauna room.
3. Thermostat: The device used to control and regulate the temperature in the sauna room. The thermostat precisely sets the desired temperature and automatically adjusts the heating power of the sauna heater to maintain a constant temperature.
4. Wooden Chairs: These include high and low reclining boards and wooden pillows, allowing users to rest and relax in the sauna room. Wooden chairs are ergonomically designed to provide a comfortable sitting experience.
5. Platform: The platform located on the floor of the sauna room, typically made of wood. The platform not only adds a sense of depth to the sauna room but also prevents users from sitting directly on the cold, hard floor.
6. Insulation: Used to improve the sauna room's thermal insulation and reduce heat loss. Insulation is typically placed between the walls and ceiling, as well as in the gaps around the sauna stove.
7. Sauna Door: The entrance door to the sauna room, typically made of heat- and moisture-resistant material. Its excellent sealing prevents heat from escaping and maintains the room's internal temperature.
8. Explosion-proof Lighting: The lighting equipment used in the sauna room is typically explosion-proof to ensure safe use in the hot and humid environment of the sauna room.
9. Fireplace Guard: A protective panel surrounding the sauna stove, preventing direct heat radiation from radiating onto the walls and ceiling, while also improving its heating efficiency.
10. Wooden Bucket or Ladle: Used to hold and pour cold water to increase the humidity or lower the temperature in the sauna room. A wooden bucket is usually placed near the sauna heater for easy access. A wooden spoon is used to scoop cold water from the bucket and sprinkle it on the sauna stones.
11. Thermometer: Displays the temperature inside the sauna, helping users understand the current temperature and adjust it as needed.
12. Hourglass: A timekeeping tool used in traditional sauna culture, it helps users manage their sauna session time and avoid overheating, which can lead to discomfort.
13. Sauna Stones: Stones placed on the sauna heater generate heat and steam by heating them. Sauna stones can store a large amount of heat and release it slowly when needed, maintaining a stable temperature inside the sauna.
14. Air Vent: Used to release excess steam and heat from the sauna, maintaining air circulation and enhancing sauna comfort.