Thinking of buying an infrared sauna? we’ve been in the industry for almost 20 years and over the years, we’ve seen the worst and most common mistakes that buyers make before purchasing their sauna. Settle in for this whopper edition where we discuss the 19 most common mistakes you should avoid, learning from those who’ve gone before you, when investing …

Is Sauna empty of combustible items (towels, robes etc.).Yes No N/ABenches, back rests and duckboards are correctly positioned ( clear of Stove/ heater)Yes No N/AStove/heater stones cover the heating elements , but not too tightly packed?Yes No N/AIs Stove/ heater level, stable and casing is in good condition?Yes No N/AHeater guard rail is securely fixed in place?Yes No N/AIs timber …

Every sauna design is different – some are focused on practicality while others offer more decorative appeal. Whatever choices you make for your sauna, there are certain universal principles, like using woods that don’t overheat or secrete resin for the benches and selecting interior materials that are resistant to heat and moisture. Common aspen (Populus tremula)Western red cedar (Thuja plicata)Common …

Three OEM modes of far-infrared sauna products: OEM, ODM, OBM In the far-infrared sauna product industry, enterprises often realize their business value by creating products with differentiation and meeting user needs. Many of these products of far infrared sauna products enterprises are not produced by themselves, but are produced through the “OEM” mode. For the start-ups of far-infrared sauna products, …

If you want to purchase the most cost-effective far infrared sauna, please come to my hometown Xuzhou, Jiangsu. There are hundreds of professional far infrared sauna production plants. We recommend some manufacturers with high reputation and reliable quality for you. Most far-infrared sauna factories provide entrusted processing modes such as OEM and ODM. What are the similarities between OEM and …

Moisture Resistant MDF sample board comparison 24 hour water test. Samples are all 12mm thick and are immersed in water for 24 hours. Both boards were the same dimensions before immersion.

Strength PropertiesStrength refers to the maximum stress that can be developedin a member due to applied loads prior to failure. Mechanical properties most commonly measured and represented as“strength properties” for design include modulus of rupturein bending, tension strength parallel-to-surface, tensionstrength perpendicular-to-surface, compression strengthparallel-to-surface, shear strength, fastener holding strength,and hardness. Strength tests are typically made on specimens at moisture equilibrium under …

Shear ModulusShear modulus, also called modulus of rigidity, indicatesthe resistance to deflection of a member caused by shearstresses. Shear stress is different from tension or compression stress in that it tends to make one side of a member slippast the other side of a member adjacent to it. There are twomain types of shear in different planes of wood-based panels: …

Elasticity implies that deformations produced by low stressbelow the proportional limit are completely recoverableafter loads are removed. When loaded to stress levels abovethe proportional limit, plastic deformation or failure occurs.Typically, the stress–strain curve for wood-based composites is linear below the proportional limit. The slope of thelinear curve is the MOE. In compression or tensile tests, thisslope is sometime referred to …

Strength properties usually reported include modulus of rupture. (MOR, bending strength), compression strength parallel to surface, tension strength parallel to … The term composite is used to describe any wood materialbonded together with adhesives. The current product mixranges from fiberboard to laminated beams and components.In this chapter, wood-based composite materials are classified into the following categories: panel products (plywood,oriented strandboard (OSB), particleboard, fiberboard,medium-density fiberboard (MDF), hardboard); structuraltimber products (glued-laminated …