Sauna construction

Heat, made for your space.

Dry saunas in abachi, with hidden lighting and glass where the space allows.

An abachi sauna with hidden lighting, by Pishina-KS
An abachi sauna with floor-to-ceiling glass
Abachi benches with light hidden beneath them

An abachi bench can be touched with bare skin even when the air in the cabin is very hot.

We build dry saunas in abachi, with the lighting hidden behind the boards and floor-to-ceiling glass where the space allows. The same hands that build the pools do the work, and we also supply heaters, controls, stones and sauna fittings separately.

An abachi bench beside the sauna glass

Wood

Abachi. Low thermal conductivity.

Abachi is an open-pored wood with low thermal conductivity. That is why an abachi bench can be touched with bare skin even when the air in the cabin is very hot.

We do not use heavily resinous wood on surfaces you sit on, because the resin comes out with the heat.

What we install. Every part of the sauna, from the cabin to the handle.

A sauna next to the pool. Planned in one go.

When the sauna and the pool are built together, the pipework, the power and the ventilation are planned in one go. That costs less than doing them separately, and it avoids the sauna ending up wherever there happened to be room left.

  • Pipework
  • Power
  • Ventilation

Pool construction

How we work. Five steps, from measuring to the first firing.

  1. Measuring the space

    We measure and look at where the power, ventilation and water are.

  2. Choosing wood and heater

    We settle the wood, the heater size and where the glass goes.

  3. Building the cabin

    The cabin is built on site, not assembled from a flat-pack box.

  4. Heater, control and lighting

    The heater and stones, the timer control and the hidden lighting go in.

  5. Testing and handover

    We fire it, test it and show you how it is used and cleaned.

Inside the sauna

Light hidden behind the boards.

The heater and stones, the timer control and the hidden lighting go in.

A dark sauna with lines of light between the boards
Abachi benches with hidden light

Our saunas. Real Pishina-KS work.

Questions. About saunas.

How long does a sauna take to build?

Far less than a pool. The time depends on the size and on how ready the space is, so we say after measuring rather than before.

Do you supply sauna parts separately?

Yes. Heaters, stones, controls, timers, vent covers, handles and other fittings are in our shop, even if your sauna was built by somebody else.

Electric or wood-fired sauna?

We fit both. An electric heater starts with a switch and has a timer. A wood-fired heater needs a flue and work, but gives a heat many people prefer.

Where we work.

We build and service in Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia. Our base is in Gjakova. Distance changes the schedule, not the standard.

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