TRADITIONAL SAUNA THERAPY GUIDE

Mobile Sauna Production Overview

Mobile saunas combine traditional woodworking techniques with modern electrical manufacturing. The production process focuses on safety, thermal efficiency, portability, and user experience. Unlike traditional built-in saunas, mobile saunas feature modular designs manufactured entirely in factories, making them easy to transport and assemble.

Design

Processing

Assembly

Testing

Production Stages

  1. Stage 1: Design & Material Preparation

    Market research, 3D modeling, structural design, and material selection. Sourcing premium wood (Canadian Hemlock, Red Cedar), heating systems, insulation materials, and certified electrical components.

  2. Stage 2: Wood Processing

    Precision cutting, planing/sanding for smooth finish, grooving/drilling using CNC equipment, and optional waterproof treatment to extend product lifespan.

  3. Stage 3: Assembly & Integration

    Frame assembly, insulation & electrical wiring installation, interior panel installation, heating system integration, and exterior panels & accessory installation.

  4. Stage 4: Testing & Quality Control

    Comprehensive safety and performance testing including electrical safety tests, functional testing, temperature uniformity testing, load testing, and stability testing.

Key Materials

  • Wood: Canadian Hemlock (cost-effective) or Red Cedar (premium option), resistant to high temperatures, humidity, and warping.
  • Heating System: Far-infrared carbon fiber panels (current standard), providing even heating, safety, and therapeutic benefits.
  • Insulation Materials: Aluminum foil composite insulation, installed inside the wooden structure to reflect heat and minimize loss.
  • Electrical Components: Thermostats, timers, control panels, power cords, all certified to meet international safety standards.

Manufacturing Process Details

Step-by-Step Production:

  1. Design & Engineering: CAD modeling, thermal calculations, and material specifications
  2. Material Preparation: Wood cutting, treatment, and component sourcing
  3. Frame Construction: Assembly of structural framework with precision joinery
  4. System Integration: Installation of heating, electrical, and control systems
  5. Quality Assurance: Multiple testing phases including safety and performance verification
  6. Packaging: Custom packaging for secure transportation and easy assembly

Quality Control Standards

  • ISO 9001 certified manufacturing processes
  • CE, RoHS, and UL certification for electrical components
  • Rigorous testing of heating systems and temperature control
  • Structural integrity verification through load testing
  • Final inspection and performance validation before shipment