A sauna is a Tuesday in Finland, not a luxury, and the accessories are chosen the same way. This collection has the pieces a home sauna actually uses: a wooden bucket and ladle for throwing water on the stones, a thermometer and hygrometer so you know what the room is doing, an adjustable headrest and a slatted backrest for the bench, wool felt sauna hats that keep your head cool while the rest of you warms up, a sand timer and a merino hat for the friend who always stays in longest.
Wood in a sauna should be untreated or oiled, never varnished, and that is what we look for. Thermometers are checked for a clear scale in both Fahrenheit and Celsius. The product pages list the dimensions, the wood or felt used and how to care for it: rinse wooden pieces, let them dry and keep them off the hottest bench when not in use.
Thermometers and gauges have their own shelf: sauna thermometers and hygrometers. For the shower and bathroom next door, see bath and spa.
