Floor options made for the heat and moisture of a sauna.
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About our sauna flooring
Build it in the right order
Frame and insulate, add a foil vapor barrier with the shiny side in, tape the seams, then install tongue and groove paneling, benches, door and vents.
Pick your wood
Cedar smells great and resists moisture. Aspen and alder are light, smooth and splinter-free. Thermo-aspen is darker and very stable.
Plan airflow
Put a fresh-air intake low near the heater and an exhaust high on the opposite side so the room stays fresh.
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Common questions
What wood is best for a sauna?
Western red cedar, aspen, alder and thermo-treated woods are all great. They stay cooler to the touch and handle heat and moisture.
Do I need a vapor barrier?
Yes for most indoor and custom saunas. A foil barrier behind the paneling keeps moisture out of the walls and reflects heat back in.
Not sure which one is right?
Tell us how you'll use it and we'll point you to the right fit.
Complete your sauna setup with our high-quality sauna flooring options, crafted for durability, comfort, and performance. Whether you're looking for the natural warmth of cedar duckboard flooring or the sleek, slip-resistant design of Tru-Tile sauna flooring, Cedar Sense offers versatile solutions to elevate your sauna experience.
Our flooring options are ideal for both residential and commercial saunas, and each product is chosen for its ability to handle high heat, moisture, and frequent use. From modular tiles to wooden slats, these floors are easy to install, safe underfoot, and built to last.
Upgrade your sauna with flooring that enhances not only the look, but also the functionality and hygiene of your space.