Fill in an empty cell

Sauna specs rot quietly. A cabin gets a new heater and keeps the old model number. A barrel brand drops a length without announcing it. A dealer's list price moves by four figures between seasons, and the freight quote that decides whether the whole project is affordable never appears on a product page at all. Of the 45 saunas catalogued here, 10 carry a manufacturer-published maximum temperature and 15 a stated heater output. The remaining cells are empty because nobody publishes the number, not because we forgot.

Filling one of those in is the most useful message this form gets.

A blank max-temperature cell, mostly

• A heater output, interior dimension, wood species, or warranty term transcribed wrong — ours or the dealer's.
• A blank max-temperature cell you can source, usually from an installation manual rather than the sales page.
• A third-party EMF measurement for one of the 13 infrared units whose "low EMF" wording is currently the brand's own. Only 2 in the catalog have a measurement standing behind that claim, and moving a unit from one column to the other is a real improvement to the page.
• A model that has been discontinued, or a brand missing from the 24 covered.
• Install reality: what the 240V run actually cost in your area, whether the glass panel survived freight, whether a barrel holds temperature through your winter. That kind of note is why the complaint sections read the way they do.

What a sourced figure changes

Two people keep this catalog, around other work, neither of them a sauna dealer. There is no office, no support queue, and nobody whose job is to reply inside a stated number of hours. A correction that arrives with a link to the manufacturer's own documentation gets made, and that sauna's entry carries a new date afterwards. One that arrives without a source gets looked up first, which takes longer. If the figure turns out not to be published anywhere, the field stays empty — a blank cell tells you something true, and a confident guess does not.

What this form cannot do

We cannot size a heater for your room, tell you whether your panel has capacity for another 240V circuit, quote your freight, or move a warranty claim along. Those belong to an electrician, your dealer, and the manufacturer. We also do not sell placement: no brand has ever paid to appear here, none sees a page before it is published, and an offer to sponsor a category is answered the same way as the ones offering to sell us links.

The ordering rules, the sourcing, and the things this site deliberately refuses to claim are all written out in sourcing, ordering, and the EMF rule. If your question is really about choosing between two machines, the buying guides and the head-to-head pages probably answer it faster than we can.

Attaching a page of an installation manual is easier by mail: chelsea@hagadornwebdev.com takes attachments the form does not.