Wooden Outside Stove Heater Square Outdoor Garden Sauna Home Commerical

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The Heating Principle of Traditional Sauna Rooms

• Traditional sauna refers to roasting unique rocks in a specially designed wooden room on a hot stove to reach a temperature of over 70 ℃, and then pouring a small amount of water onto the rocks to generate impulsive steam. This method is called a dry steam bath.
• Dry steaming is the process of boiling water using electrical energy to generate steam, which is then sprayed out through a pipeline. The generated steam contains abundant water, and the temperature is generally controlled between 40 ℃ and 50 ℃. It is very good for the skin, and after steaming, the skin will be redder and more hydrated than before. Most women choose wet steaming.

The Benefits of Sauna

• Due to the significant dilation of skin blood vessels and excessive sweating during the steam bath process, skin blood vessels are exercised, blood circulation is improved, and various tissues in the skin receive more nutrients. Sweat excretion also greatly helps to eliminate waste from the body.
• Sauna can accelerate blood circulation, completely relax muscles in various parts of the body, and achieve the goal of eliminating fatigue, restoring physical strength, and revitalizing spirit. At the same time, it has certain therapeutic effects on rheumatism, arthritis, low back pain, asthma, bronchitis, neurasthenia, etc. In addition, the inherent health benefits of traditional saunas are also a high-end enjoyment and leisure for those who are tired of work.

The Difference Between a Sauna and a Steam room

• Although both saunas and steam baths are "steam", the method of obtaining steam is completely different. Saunas pour cold water onto stones heated by an electric heater to generate hot gas, which can generally reach a temperature of over 60 ℃. The so-called steam bath uses a steam generator to "boil water" through an electric heater to generate mist, which is then sprayed into the steam room through a pipeline. The temperature is relatively low, usually not exceeding 45 ℃.

Specification:

Applications: Apartment, Hotel, Villa, Home, Oudoor and and So On.

FAQ:

Q: Are you a trading company or a manufacturer?
A: We are a manufacturer as you can see our workshop as above.

Q: How does your factory do regarding quality control?
-Establish quality standards for each product
-The quality standard training will be conducted to the employees once a month,Two quality trainings for quality inspectors
-The quality inspection department will check the products at any time during the production process
-Each sauna will be tested for more than one hour
-Defective products found during testing will be repaired,To ensure that all products are perfect before shipment

Q: Do you accept OEM or ODM order?