The structure of our saunas are built of wood, an eco-sustainable material par excellence derived from reforestation.

However, only 40% of the cabin is made of wood, to limit the use of this natural raw material. 60% is made up of OSB panels (oriented sideboard, waste wood chips) and birch plywood panels ( poor wood of wide availability).

In the event of disposal, the construction materials are entirely reusable.

The steam bath cabin's walls are made of 42 mm thick panels that include a 1 mm HPL layer, compressed recycled paper, and a PET foam core. This foam is made from recycled plastic bottles, is eco-friendly, and doesn't use harmful chemicals.

The panels are lightweight, durable, resistant to heat, and can reduce energy use by 25% compared to traditional steam baths. They can also be recycled and moved to different locations, unlike traditional materials that need to be demolished and thrown away.