Sauna Duckboard

A wet floor is the part of a sauna nobody photographs and everybody stands on.

This lifts you off it. Narrow white oak slats on two runners, so air moves underneath and the floor dries between sessions. The slats are set into the runners rather than screwed on top: no fastener head under your foot, nothing to work loose as the wood moves.

Narrow slats give a finer, more ribbed surface underfoot than the wide-slat version, and more of them means more edges gripping a wet sole.

Built in Graham, Washington by hand.

• Narrow white oak slats on two runners
• Slats seated into the runners, not surface-fastened
• 22 7/8 in long, 15 3/4 in wide, 2 5/8 in high
• Made by hand in Graham, Washington