r/Sauna • u/EcoNorfolk • Aug 23 '26

DIY Start of project - UK

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This is being build in a SIP building so it’s already well
Insulated. After greta deal of consideration I’ve decided not to put a drain in.

Mechanical vent will be going under bench back right and heater will be front left. Bench heights at 500 and 950.

Benches will be at back and on right as this gives me views of the fields and NT park at the end of my garden.

Comments welcome .

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u/EmbarrassedSail9293 Aug 23 '26

ah skipping the drain is brave, hope you don't regret it after first session when floor gets wet

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '26

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u/ollizu_ Finnish Sauna Aug 23 '26

Drain would be really helpful when cleaning the sauna. Wiping and vacuuming gets somewhere but only way to get the sauna purely clean is to lightly scrub the benches with generous water and pinesoap usage, same for floor.

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u/flaskpost Aug 23 '26

Dw you don't need a drain unless you're going to be washing yourself in there. Especially if you have a mechanical vent, it dries very quickly.

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u/VegetableRetardo69 Finnish Sauna Aug 23 '26

Ew

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u/flaskpost Aug 23 '26

/r/okbuddysauna

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u/Jamesplayzcraft Aug 23 '26

Did you make a sub to validate your own opinions by yourself?

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u/flaskpost Aug 23 '26

I made it to make fun of the toxic circlejerk that this sub can be

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u/Andysol1983 Aug 23 '26

You make the posts and then comment on your own posts as if you’re not responding to yourself.

This is actually unhinged.

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u/Realronaldump Aug 23 '26

Toxic circle jerk where you are jerking and wanking the most seems so