Description
A wood-burning stove has to stand a set distance from anything that can burn, and in a small sauna that clearance is often the thing that decides whether the stove fits at all. A protective sheath is a shielded panel that mounts on the stove itself and cuts the required distance — the difference between a stove that fits your room and one that does not.
Check the clearance table in your stove’s manual before you build the benches. Retrofitting a sheath is easy; moving a bench because the stove had to shift four inches is not.
One side. A single shielded panel for the one wall the stove stands closest to — the cheapest way to solve a clearance problem when only one direction is tight. If two or three sides are tight, take the WL450 instead.
