This page is for sauna owners and builders. For stones, Harvia sells a standard-size box listed for electric heaters. For water, the Northwood cedar bucket and ladle set holds 1 gallon. To watch heat and humidity, the Northwood 2-in-1 gauge reads both. Use the stones and wood treatments your heater and sauna manuals call for.
Sauna stones
Use the stone size and amount your heater manual gives.
Harvia Standard-Size Sauna Stones for Electric Heaters
Who it suits: Owners of an electric stove heater who need fresh stones.
Specs:
Type
standard-size stones for electric heaters, as listed
Spec source: as listed (model not confirmed), checked 2026-10-17
Trade-off: The box weight isn't confirmed in our sources. Check the listing, and check how many pounds of stones your heater manual calls for.
Check delivery options, assembly details and any freight notes on the listing at checkout.
Follow your sauna maker's care guide. We list only products sold for sauna use, and we make no cleaning claims of our own. See sauna care and cleaning.
Northwood Sauna Wood Cleaner Spray (32 fl oz)
Who it suits: Owners who want a cleaner sold for sauna wood.
Specs:
Size
1 quart (32 fl oz), ready to use, as listed
Spec source: as listed (we found no maker spec sheet), checked 2026-10-17
Trade-off: Check your sauna maker's care guide before you use any cleaner. Finnleo, a sauna maker, says its simplest routine is a brush and plain water.
Check delivery options, assembly details and any freight notes on the listing at checkout.
Follow your heater manual. Harvia, a heater maker, says to re-stack sauna stones every year, and to replace stones that crumble or look yellow when you tap two together.
Where should a sauna thermometer go?
Follow your sauna or heater manual. It shows where to mount a thermometer in your room.
What does a sauna hygrometer measure?
It measures humidity, which is the amount of moisture in the air. Pouring water on the stones raises it.
What should you use to treat sauna wood?
Only what your sauna maker's care guide recommends. Finnleo, a sauna maker, says not to paint, varnish or stain the inside of a sauna. Harvia suggests a coat of paraffin oil on clean, dry benches.
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