LATE 1930S
The story of a grandfather who could not find his stove.
Gösta was a graduate engineer and a true sauna enthusiast. According to family lore, he would have gladly taken a sauna three times a day: before work, upon returning home, and once more before sleep. Heating the sauna during the day, however, took so much time that this was not always possible.
Heating speed was not the only problem. The steam from a standard continuously heated stove at home did not match what Gösta yearned for. His benchmark was the smoke sauna at the family cottage and its soft, moist, long-lingering steam.
Gösta did not want to choose between a quickly heating sauna and exceptional steam. He set out to find whether the same stove could do both.










