We build a bathhouse, understand the nuances

Do you want to have a bath? To build a bathhouse with your own hands is not difficult, of course, if you have at least some experience in construction and at least two or three people will help you.

So, if you want the sauna of your dreams and are not afraid of physical work - then this article is for you!

First of all, you must resolve issues related to construction - from what material will the bathhouse be built? Where to build it on the site? What is the best bath size for your family? Do not forget that a ready-made bathhouse will serve you for many years, so it is better to think carefully about all the nuances and features of construction.

After preparing the materials and tools required for construction (during construction, they can stored in a construction shed, which is very convenient for these purposes), you can proceed to the foundation of the future baths.

In order not to be mistaken with the type of foundation, you need to know the depth of groundwater and the type of soil on your site, and depending on this, we install the foundation - a columnar wooden or bored one.

After that, we begin to build the walls. At the same time, one should not forget about ventilation, due to which hot air around the stove will flow throughout the steam room. If you decide to lay brick walls, then you cannot do without the minimum skills of a bricklayer. If the bath is made of a bar, then for the correct choice of grooves and high-quality cutting of walls "in the joint" or "in the paw" requires the skills of a carpenter. Well, an ordinary non-professional builder can handle a bath from a bar.

The construction of a heater stove must be taken seriously, this will serve as a guarantee of its correct operation and fire safety.

The drainage equipment for water is important - it should not be next to a well or a well, it is best if the drain is made into the existing sewer.

Inside, the finished bath is best decorated with deciduous trees, since conifers can release resin. The wood is not varnished. Nails and other metal parts must be hidden in wood to avoid hot metal burns.