Vents

Sauna vents play a critical role in how a sauna performs, feels, and lasts over time. Proper sauna ventilation helps regulate temperature, introduce fresh air, remove excess moisture, and create a more comfortable and consistent sauna experience.

A well-designed sauna typically uses a combination of intake and exhaust vents to allow air to circulate naturally through the room. Fresh air enters near the heater, warms as it rises, and exits through a higher or opposite vent—preventing stale air buildup and uneven heat.