Frequently asked questions about the Sauna doors category
What are sauna doors and what are they used for?
Sauna doors are constructions designed for installation in saunas: made from pine, alder or tempered glass with a bronze coating, they provide heat- and moisture-resistance, retain warmth in the sauna and prevent steam from spreading to adjacent rooms.
What sauna door sizes are available and how to choose the right one?
Top products show standard sizes in their names (e.g. 7x19, 7x20, 8x19, 9x19 cm). Measure the height and width of your opening and select the nearest standard door size, allowing clearance for the frame and seals.
Are there glass sauna doors and how do they differ?
Yes — the range includes bronze-coated glass doors. They offer a stylish look, added strength and improved resistance to humidity and high temperatures compared with wooden doors.
What wooden sauna doors are offered and which wood species are used?
We offer doors made from natural pine and alder. Pine provides durability and a classic look, while alder is more moisture-resistant and well suited for sauna conditions.
What locking mechanisms do sauna doors have — are there magnetic locks?
Yes — some models are equipped with magnetic locks (MAGNETLUKK), alongside standard knob and latch options. Magnetic locks provide a tight, quiet closure suitable for humid conditions.
Are sauna doors suitable for high-temperature, high-humidity steam rooms?
Yes — bronze-coated glass doors and pine or alder wooden doors are designed to withstand sauna temperatures and humidity; their materials and coatings resist deformation and steam exposure.
Which type to choose — bronze-coated glass or wooden (pine/alder)?
Choose based on style and function: bronze-coated glass doors suit modern interiors and are easy to clean; pine or alder wooden doors give a traditional look and generally provide good thermal insulation.
How to care for a bronze-coated glass sauna door?
Wipe tempered glass with a soft cloth and avoid abrasives. Use mild cleaning agents and avoid vigorous rubbing to protect the bronze coating from damage.
Can you make sauna doors yourself — basic recommendations?
DIY doors are possible but use moisture-resistant materials (pine or alder), adhere to standard sizes (e.g. 7x19, 7x20), fit a proper frame and seals; glass doors require tempered bronze-coated glass and installation experience.
How to choose hardware (handles, knobs) for a sauna door?
Choose corrosion- and moisture-resistant hardware. Options include D65mm knobs and magnetic latches; wooden or stainless steel handles and magnetic locks are recommended for sauna conditions.
Which sauna door models are top sellers and why?
Top models include the OPUS series in 7x19, 7x20, 8x19 and ECO 9x19. They come in pronks (bronze) variants with pine or alder, offer robust construction and options like MAGNETLUK magnetic locks and premium finishes.