I had a DIY spa experience in my room instead of booking ... The hotel had a calming, heated pool and a wooden sauna that were free to use at all hours. But I spent most of the time in my room.

Depending on the capacity – usually from one to six people – a home sauna can go in a large bedroom, a basement, a garage, or even outside. Remember that the bigger the sauna, the more power ...

Whether you’re a sauna evangelist or an occasional visitor to the one at your gym, you’re likely familiar with the restorative benefits of sitting in a hot room after an intense workout or ...

Our purpose-built "frog saunas" allow amphibians to warm up in winter and bake off chytrid infections. You can even DIY and build a frog sauna for your own backyard with our step-by-step guide.

Upgrading a basement is a fun blank canvas of a DIY project that doesn’t have to break the bank! No need to overhaul the entire basement by knocking out walls for natural light or involving ...

I built this portable sauna with accessible and affordable materials you can find at your local building center. The simple design enables you to easily construct the four walls, floor ...

Rigid Foam Insulation: Rigid panels made of polystyrene or polyisocyanurate. These boards are great for basements because ...

9. Cover the Concrete Walls Estimated Cost: $500+ Attach prefabricated panels or using adhesives for strips of wood to cover drab basement walls. It can be used to create rooms in the unfinished ...

A paint sprayer is really helpful is you're working across a large basement space, but for a basement room, a roller doesn't take long. A handheld brush is best for corners or tight spots.