Electric Sauna Stoves

This type of solid stove emits a gentle, radiant heat that gradually warms the floor, benches, walls, ceiling and the bodies of the bathers inside. A stone stove will reduce air circulation in the sauna room to zero. Inside the stove there is a solid core which creates steam when water is splashed onto it giving out a characteristic ‘flap’ like the sound a very large bird makes when it flaps its wings. Consisting of stones and cast-iron ingots of a special size and shape, arranged in a particular manner, the core maintains a temperature of between 600 and 1000 degrees celsius. 

The stove is heated until such point as the entire mass has reached temperature and the inner core is glowing red-hot.  At this point the stove is left to stand for a while giving the steam room time to reach thermodynamic equilibrium: the stove surfaces, atmosphere, walls, floor and benches gradually reach exactly the same temperature at which point all air circulation in the vaporarium ceases.  So what does a sauna do? When the stove is ready it will maintain a soft heat and produce light steam in the sauna room over the course of a number of days. Our stoves produce the famous light steam that is so precious to banya connoisseurs. Our customers enjoy a light steam that remains to this day unrivalled by any other sauna maker in the world.

• Daily exploitation The stove is designed to sustain a daily operation mode of intense commercial exploitation. We use professional quality materials and commercial sauna equipment in all our stove projects ensuring a level of durability quite sufficient for commercial use. The stove operating mode requires no specialised staff training. Simply following the operating instructions will guarantee a light steam. We create commercial sauna stoves for steam rooms with a total floor area of between seven to sixty square metres.

• Advantages Our product is without doubt the most economically viable on the market per year of service because our stoves have a life cycle of up to twenty years. The conventional stove alternatives are a temporary compromise with a maximum life cycle of five years, perhaps two or three in commercial use, at which point they require a complete overhaul to say nothing of regular six-monthly servicing. While other conventional stoves are being repaired, our stoves continue to run and generate profit.

• Reliability Our stove design is ultra reliable. While other ordinary stoves that are in daily operation have to be taken out of action and serviced every six months which interrupts business and disappoints customers, our stoves will go on working for decades due to special design features that protect the stove from errors that could be made by staff or guests.

• Operating costs Operating costs are kept to a minimum thanks to the stove's heat protective design features. An electric or gas-fuelled stove only has to be heated for between two to four hours per day on a night timer setting. A few armfuls of logs and one and a half to two hours daily is plenty to bring a wood burning stove back up to temperature.

• Ventilation A commercial sauna presupposes an intensive flow of guests.  People warm themselves through and sweat during a bathing session and so the capacity electric stoves have to ventilate the steam room is absolutely vital. With a Furnace Art Engineering stove installed in the sauna room,  the ventilation rate will be between one and four whilst the temperature remains constant.

• Stove safety We are able to guarantee the safety of all our sauna stoves due to our full compliance with building rules and regulations and the sauna design which completes the heating process before the bathing session begins.

• Beauty Lined with tiles our commercial stoves are stunningly beautiful and make an impression on guests they will never forget. Once a customer has remembered your product it needs no further advertising. A tile lining is a commercially viable, rational choice.

• Hygiene The steam room is designed to be convenient to look after, ensuring that proper levels of hygiene are easy to maintain. Being tile lined the stove surfaces are non-hygroscopic. The wooden floor decking can be easily removed for cleaning and the wooden benches are treated with a special oil which makes them easy to keep clean too.