Summit Nord

10-20 years ago people’s attitude towards saunas was very simple. It was believed that installing any wood-burning sauna stove would create a great sauna, regardless of manufacturer or design. Probably 95% of people had such an attitude about sauna stoves. The similar type of sauna stoves dominated and there was little knowledge about a real Lithuanian sauna. These days the attitude is changing fundamentally due to accecable information on internet.
There are 3 main types of sauna stoves:
Electric heaters for saunas
Constant combustion sauna stoves
Periodic combustion sauna stoves
If you ask professional sauna masters which sauna stove is the best, most of them would choose a periodic combustions sauna stove.
We understand the huge difference between ordinary sauna stoves, periodic combustion sauna stoves or even a black sauna. The comfort of these saunas cannot be confused with anything else.
The main advantage of periodic combustion sauna stove is the high load temperature +4500C and soft steam or sauna mode 60/60 temperature/humidity, but it is large in size, takes up a lot of space, requires 4-5 hours to prepare, uses a lot of firewood and requires to remove embers.
For these reasons we started looking for permanent combustion sauna stove that could heat the load up to +5000C and it would not be possible to pour over. After a long search, we managed to find cast iron sauna stoves.