Spruce
A scented wood is used to create natural and extremely relaxing settings.

Knotted Spruce
The knots of the spruce wood the authenticity of the material and the naturalness of the sauna.

Talia: Spruce interior, exterior and furniture
Kyra: Knotted spruce for interior and exterior

Do not, under any circumstances, treat sauna wooden walls with paint or similar, as the wood would lose its athermic qualities and could cause burns if it is exposed to the skin.
Steel parts should only be cleaned with a soft cloth soaked in alcohol.
Never use washing powder, acetone, ammonia or products based on these substances, as they will irreversibly damage the glass. Glass parts should only be cleaned with specific products available on the market.
Do not use products containing formic acid or formaldehyde to clean glass surfaces.
After each use, it is advisable to clean the platforms and benches.
Cleaning products containing solvents such as trichloroethylene and thinners should never be used.

Cleaning of steel parts
Use a soft cloth for all operations and never abrasive wipes.
Use a soft cloth soaked in alcohol to clean these parts.
Never use powder detergents.

Cleaning of glasses
Clean the glasses after each use to prevent limescale build-up. Carefully read the detergent product labels to avoid damaging surfaces.
Do not use corrosive or abrasive Chlorine, Active Oxygen, Acid or Soda-based products.
Use only mild or natural cleaning products such as vinegar.
Rinse well with lukewarm water.
Dry glass and metal parts with delicate sponges, soft cloths or squeegees.
Vent the shower enclosure to prevent any mould from forming inside, especially if the cubicle is closed.

Kalika: Sauna exterior and interior sauna platform (for Kalika sauna interior see materials Hemlock + Heat-treated ash wood)
Cuna / Cuna Doccia / Kyra: Sauna interior and exterior

Do not, under any circumstances, treat sauna wooden walls with paint or similar, as the wood would lose its athermic qualities and could cause burns if it is exposed to the skin.
Steel parts should only be cleaned with a soft cloth soaked in alcohol.
Never use washing powder, acetone, ammonia or products based on these substances, as they will irreversibly damage the glass. Glass parts should only be cleaned with specific products available on the market.
Do not use products containing formic acid or formaldehyde to clean glass surfaces.
After each use, it is advisable to clean the platforms and benches.
Cleaning products containing solvents such as trichloroethylene and thinners should never be used.

Cleaning of steel parts
Use a soft cloth for all operations and never abrasive wipes.
Use a soft cloth soaked in alcohol to clean these parts.
Never use powder detergents.

Cleaning of glasses
Clean the glasses after each use to prevent limescale build-up. Carefully read the detergent product labels to avoid damaging surfaces.
Do not use corrosive or abrasive Chlorine, Active Oxygen, Acid or Soda-based products.
Use only mild or natural cleaning products such as vinegar.
Rinse well with lukewarm water.
Dry glass and metal parts with delicate sponges, soft cloths or squeegees.
Vent the shower enclosure to prevent any mould from forming inside, especially if the cubicle is closed.

Kalika: Sauna interior slats

Do not, under any circumstances, treat sauna wooden walls with paint or similar, as the wood would lose its athermic qualities and could cause burns if it is exposed to the skin.
Steel parts should only be cleaned with a soft cloth soaked in alcohol.
Never use washing powder, acetone, ammonia or products based on these substances, as they will irreversibly damage the glass. Glass parts should only be cleaned with specific products available on the market.
Do not use products containing formic acid or formaldehyde to clean glass surfaces.
After each use, it is advisable to clean the platforms and benches.
Cleaning products containing solvents such as trichloroethylene and thinners should never be used.

Cleaning of steel parts
Use a soft cloth for all operations and never abrasive wipes.
Use a soft cloth soaked in alcohol to clean these parts.
Never use powder detergents.

Cleaning of glasses
Clean the glasses after each use to prevent limescale build-up. Carefully read the detergent product labels to avoid damaging surfaces.
Do not use corrosive or abrasive Chlorine, Active Oxygen, Acid or Soda-based products.
Use only mild or natural cleaning products such as vinegar.
Rinse well with lukewarm water.
Dry glass and metal parts with delicate sponges, soft cloths or squeegees.
Vent the shower enclosure to prevent any mould from forming inside, especially if the cubicle is closed.

Kalika: Sauna exterior (for Kalika sauna interior see materials Cedar + Heat-treated ash wood)

Do not, under any circumstances, treat sauna wooden walls with paint or similar, as the wood would lose its athermic qualities and could cause burns if it is exposed to the skin.
Steel parts should only be cleaned with a soft cloth soaked in alcohol.
Never use washing powder, acetone, ammonia or products based on these substances, as they will irreversibly damage the glass. Glass parts should only be cleaned with specific products available on the market.
Do not use products containing formic acid or formaldehyde to clean glass surfaces.
After each use, it is advisable to clean the platforms and benches.
Cleaning products containing solvents such as trichloroethylene and thinners should never be used.

Cleaning of steel parts
Use a soft cloth for all operations and never abrasive wipes.
Use a soft cloth soaked in alcohol to clean these parts.
Never use powder detergents.

Cleaning of glasses
Clean the glasses after each use to prevent limescale build-up. Carefully read the detergent product labels to avoid damaging surfaces.
Do not use corrosive or abrasive Chlorine, Active Oxygen, Acid or Soda-based products.
Use only mild or natural cleaning products such as vinegar.
Rinse well with lukewarm water.
Dry glass and metal parts with delicate sponges, soft cloths or squeegees.
Vent the shower enclosure to prevent any mould from forming inside, especially if the cubicle is closed.

Kalika: Sauna interior slats

Do not, under any circumstances, treat sauna wooden walls with paint or similar, as the wood would lose its athermic qualities and could cause burns if it is exposed to the skin.
Steel parts should only be cleaned with a soft cloth soaked in alcohol.
Never use washing powder, acetone, ammonia or products based on these substances, as they will irreversibly damage the glass. Glass parts should only be cleaned with specific products available on the market.
Do not use products containing formic acid or formaldehyde to clean glass surfaces.
After each use, it is advisable to clean the platforms and benches.
Cleaning products containing solvents such as trichloroethylene and thinners should never be used.

Cleaning of steel parts
Use a soft cloth for all operations and never abrasive wipes.
Use a soft cloth soaked in alcohol to clean these parts.
Never use powder detergents.

Cleaning of glasses
Clean the glasses after each use to prevent limescale build-up. Carefully read the detergent product labels to avoid damaging surfaces.
Do not use corrosive or abrasive Chlorine, Active Oxygen, Acid or Soda-based products.
Use only mild or natural cleaning products such as vinegar.
Rinse well with lukewarm water.
Dry glass and metal parts with delicate sponges, soft cloths or squeegees.
Vent the shower enclosure to prevent any mould from forming inside, especially if the cubicle is closed.