Nordic spruce Softline profile

Very slow growth of spruce trunks in extreme cold makes the wood particularly resistant. Only in this way can it meet our high demands and thus makes it the ideal wood for manufacturing saunas. Its fine pore structure provides a sound and beneficial warm climate in this kind of sauna.

Nordic aspen Softline profile

Aspen is especially suited for building saunas. It resists humidity and high temperatures, is resin-free, almost knotless and has low thermal conductivity. Its bright colour is noble and lends the sauna the desired, unique appearance.

Hemlock Softline profile

Light-brown knotless Canadian fir makes every cabin unique and is excellently suited for the changing climatic conditions in a sauna.

Alpine stone pine Softline profile 

The "Queen of the Alps" with its characteristic large branches and lively grain comes from the high-altitude Austrian mountains. The fine wood with its particularly pleasant fragrance convinces with many notable properties, which have positive effects upon health.

Fir Softline profile

Silver firs mainly come from the Austrian low mountain range or the altitudes of the Black Forest. This kind of wood has dense annual rings, it is knotless, resin-free and resistant to moisture. The annual rings are clearly visible, which lends the wood its extraordinary appearance.

Fir logs

Solid fir logs are characterised by their light colour, resin-free surface and even grain. They are dimensionally stable, moisture-regulating and offer good thermal insulation. Thanks to their natural elasticity, they are hardly prone to cracking and ensure a pleasant indoor climate.

Spruce logs

Solid spruce logs have a distinctive grain with clear annual rings, which gives them a lively appearance. They offer good thermal insulation, absorb moisture slowly and their subtle, natural fragrance creates a pleasant room climate.

Old wood spruce sunburnt sauna panel

 For decades, the boards have been influenced by sun, rain and wind, which led to their unique rustic surface. Characteristics such as cracks, scratches, pressure marks, discoloration, areas full of wormholes, wooden plugs, nail holes etc. are typical for old wood and are part of the sorting criteria. Colour differences may occur and make every board unique.

Knotty oak sauna panel

The high-quality veneered panels made of knotty oak create a nostalgic and cozy atmosphere due to their caramel to honey-colored tones and their distinctive surface featuring cracks, dark accents, wormholes, and nail holes.