Guides
Three questions decide most of the specification — how much steam, how much heat, and which timber. Each guide takes the rule we use, puts our own model tables next to it, and says plainly what still has to be confirmed on the drawing.
Three guides
Guide 01
Sizing a steam generator starts from the volume of the room, not from the model name. Here is the figure to confirm, the table it maps to, and what the destination supply changes.
6 sections — steam generator sizing
Guide 02
A dry room and a far infrared room are worked out differently, and both start from the floor area. Here is the working rule we use, applied to our own published cabin footprints.
7 sections — sauna heater sizing
Guide 03
Five timbers are held in stock and cut to the drawing. They are not interchangeable — each one is the right answer to a different question about the room.
7 sections — sauna timber selection
How to use them
Each guide gives the working rule we use, the published model table it maps to, and the figure that still has to be confirmed. Where a rule is applied to our own model data — the heater classes in the second guide — the page says it is derived and shows the arithmetic, so you can check it.
Nothing here replaces the drawing. The model is fixed on a dimensioned fabrication drawing that goes back to you for approval, and production starts after you approve it.
The volume in cubic metres, the floor area, or the dimensions on the plan — and the destination. We reply with the model, the drawing step and the lead time within one working day, Guangzhou time.
