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WHITE NORDIC SPRUCE
Nordic Spruce (Picea abies) is a natural light colored wood. It has a natural mild wood scent and a pleasant light color. Although not a traditional wood choice, it has become extremely popular due to its fabulous texture, quality and availability of material. It is found in abundance in the northern hemisphere. This wood is collected from the commercially grown arctic forests in Finland. The commercial forestry business is tightly regulated and controlled. It is there to preserve the woods, to sustain them and to ensure that all logging is done without harming the natural forests. To read more, please follow THIS link.
The quality of the wood is A-grade, which is clearly visible in the texture. The wood is optimal for Sauna and furniture use. The wood species has been classified by the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species as being at the lowest risk, which is out of the classification of 8 levels being at the least concern. The status of the wood species is therefore very good and we make sure our wood comes from commercial forests. You can feel assured that our Sauna's do not endanger nature in any way. Can other sauna makers say the same?
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YELLOW NORDIC PINE
The Nordic Yellow Pine (Pinus silvestris) is a light colored and attractive looking wood. Over time the wood will turn to a richer yellow colour. The wood is considered extremely robust due to the Nordic climate in Finland, the circles in the grain of the wood are tighter making it harder but also producing an attractive smooth surface.
This wood is found in abundance in Finland. Tightly controlled and regulated to ensure the economic sustainability, it offers an excellent wood for Sauna use. It has been classified by the IUCN as being at the lowest risk. In fact, during the last few decades the conservation methods have actually expanded the forests and are larger than sixty years ago. The traditional choice and used for centuries in the Sauna making, nearly all traditional Sauna's in Finland are made using this wood. Today both Yellow Pine and Nordic Spruce have become the major wood used for Sauna use.
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RED EUROPEAN ALDER
This exclusive European Alder (Alnus glutinosa) is a true luxury wood. It offers a fine uniform texture with a reddish color. This gives it a high quality and rich look. Within the last few decades this wood has become the standard for exclusive sauna establishments, upscale hotels and luxurious home saunas. The color is much more stable and uniform than the Red Cedar. The scent is enjoyable and sweet. And the durable strong finish has been proven and tested. Often this wood is noted for its ability to withstand decay under moist conditions, again making it ideal for Sauna use.
Found in abundance in Europe and used prominently in Venice and Amsterdam due to its durability. Several different sub-species exist and in Northern Europe and other sub-species exist in the western pacific coast of North America. The wood is therefore found prominently and does not endanger the natural forests of the world. Alder offers a contemporary touch to the age old Sauna tradition, with Alder the modern quality Sauna has revived itself to the luxurious enjoyment it truly is. |
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WESTERN RED CEDAR
The North American Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) is a sturdy but flexible wood. It has a reddish color to it although the color varies with each piece. This produces a true play with colors that looks attractive. The wood is often cited for its strong scent and under the Sauna heat this scent is only amplified. Often considered a luxury wood due to its scent, lavish looks and many uses. There is even some evidence to suggest that the larvae of moths are repelled by the oils in the wood that cause the strong scent. The wood is commonly used because its ability to resist decay, moisture and wear.
Found throughout North America and used for a variety of uses. From bench posts to decking shingles and siding this wood is commonly found in many outdoor construction. Especially in the Pacific Northwest, this wood is widespread. In the IUCN scale of endangered species this wood is rated as being at the lowest risk. Therefore using this wood for commercial purposes will not affect its status in nature nor harm its existence.
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