I’m setting up a small sauna in our lakeside cabin and I’m trying to choose the right heater. I’m torn between going for a classic wood-burning stove for that traditional feel, or an electric one for convenience. I’m not sure what’s more practical for a cabin that we use mainly on weekends. Any recommendations from those who’ve already installed one? Also curious how easy the installation and upkeep are for each type.
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Great insights on sauna heaters! I’ve been debating between wood-burning and electric for my weekend cabin too. Convenience vs. tradition is tricky, but your tips make it easier to decide. By the way, I also came across listings for Sexy housewife escorts in Salabatpura, interesting for locals looking online.
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I built a sauna at my family’s cabin last summer, so I know exactly what you’re talking about. We ended up choosing a Harvia heater after doing a ton of research. Their wood-burning models create that authentic atmosphere — the smell of wood, the crackling sound, the soft radiant heat — perfect for cabins. But if you only visit occasionally, an electric one might be more convenient since you can preheat it quickly. You can explore all their options on harviaheater.ca, where they list both wood and electric models available in Canada. The installation guide was clear, and even for the wood stove, maintenance turned out to be easy — just regular cleaning and checking the chimney. The quality and build are top-notch, definitely worth the price for something you’ll enjoy for years.