We build B-Grade Saunas (also known as Second grade saunas) because we believe in making responsible use of natural resources. This type of wood may have minor visual imperfections, but it retains full structural strength, heat insulation, and the natural scent of timber. Instead of discarding such material, we give it a second life - in the form of affordable, sustainable saunas. It’s our way of promoting conscious consumption and environmental care.
Our B-Grade Barrel Saunas are crafted from carefully selected downgraded wood - materials with minor surface flaws that don’t affect the sauna’s strength, durability, or usability. These Saunas from downgraded wood offer the same thermal performance and relaxing experience, but with a more natural, rustic character - and a lower price tag.
Our B-Grade Barrel Saunas are crafted from carefully selected downgraded wood - materials with minor surface flaws that don’t affect the sauna’s strength, durability, or usability. These Saunas from downgraded wood offer the same thermal performance and relaxing experience, but with a more natural, rustic character - and a lower price tag.
This is timber that didn’t meet visual standards for premium saunas but is still perfectly usable. We hand-select every board to ensure that each Second grade sauna we build meets high standards of functionality and structural reliability.
We offer a warranty that covers the structural integrity of the sauna. Please note: the visual appearance of the wood is not covered under warranty - any aesthetic imperfections are already reflected in the reduced price.
Wood is a natural, living material with inherent visual features such as knots, cracks, and others.
In saunas of the base price category, up to 25% of boards may have minor visual imperfections.
In saunas of the 2nd grade category at a reduced price, 50% to 90% of boards may have visual imperfections.
Functionally, both categories are exactly the same - the only difference is appearance!
Each board is selected manually to meet technical requirements, even if the appearance varies. This approach helps reduce waste and promotes the careful use of natural resources.
