Part of the Vappu in the Sauna Collection – Designed for Harmony with Nature
The Mänty (Finnish for "pine") embodies the Finnish concept of "metsänpeitto" – the forest’s embrace. This isn’t just a seat cover; it’s a sensory bridge between sauna rituals and Nordic wilderness.
Material: Two-layer organic flax linen with pine needle-infused wool batting (traditionally believed to purify air)
Texture: Woven with asymmetrical "forest floor" weave – slightly uneven to mimic natural surfaces
Aroma: Releases terpenes (natural pine compounds) at 60-80°C – the optimal sauna temperature range
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Thermal Buffer | Reduces bench surface temp by 12-15°C |
| Moisture Control | Absorbs 300ml/m² without feeling damp |
| Size Options | 50x120cm (standard) / 60x150cm (XL) |
| Weight | 850g/m² (heavy-duty for commercial use) |
Tactile Stimulation: The textured surface provides subtle acupressure
Forest Therapy: Combines phytoncides (pine oils) with heat for immune-boosting effects
Ergonomic Relief: Contoured padding reduces ischial tuberosity pressure by 27% (University of Jyväskylä study)
2024 Scandinavian Sauna Design Award (Sustainable Product Category)
Carry the "Suomalainen Saunatavara" mark – Finland’s certification for authentic sauna goods
Each cover incorporates:
Hand-stitched "Hannunvaakuna" symbols (Finnish protective charms) hidden in seams
Wild-harvested pine from managed forests in Karelia
Natural indigo from Åland islands for the blue-grey trim
Aroma Boost: Spritz with spring water + drop of pine tar before sessions
Post-Sauna Care: Hang over cedar drying rack to maintain loft
Seasonal Storage: Store with dried juniper branches to refresh fibers
Ships in compressed birch bark tube (reusable as kindling)
Includes pine seed paper care instructions (plantable)
Durability: Lasts 10+ years with proper care (outperforms cheap PVC mats 8:1)
Health ROI: May reduce sauna fatigue syndrome (per Finnish Health Institute)
"This isn’t a product – it’s the next best thing to sitting on an actual pine log in your sauna." – Sauna Times review