Push-pull type half-length sauna device

Abstract

The invention discloses a push-pull type half-length sauna device. The push-pull type half-length sauna device comprises a lift frame, transpiration devices and a retractable door, wherein sliding clamp boards are mounted on the two sides of the retractable door, the transpiration devices are mounted on the two sides of a sauna bucket, lime stones are arranged in the transpiration devices, a spraying groove is mounted on the outer side of each transpiration device, supporting plates are mounted on the two sides of the sauna bucket, a water storage tank is mounted on each supporting plate, the lift frame is mounted at the top of the sauna bucket, an upper top opening is formed in the center of the lift frame, object arrangement plates are mounted on the two sides of the lift frame, an object arrangement groove is formed in the center of the each object arrangement plate, fastening plates and a handle are mounted on the retractable door, a fixing clamp is mounted at the bottom of the inner side of the retractable door, and a base plate is mounted at the bottom of the outer side of the retractable door. The push-pull type half-length sauna device generates the transpiration effect by utilizing a working principle that water and limes react to generate heat, and such a process is a pure green reaction without pollution and energy consumption.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of sauna equipment, in particular to a push-pull half-body sauna equipment. Background technique [0002] Sauna equipment refers to the materials that people need when taking sauna and building sauna rooms. Sauna equipment originated at the end of the 18th century and is embedded in the center of the floor; it makes the heat dissipation more uniform and the temperature in the lower part rises accordingly. The heating system of sauna equipment has also changed from traditional dry steaming to various heating forms, such as wet steaming that uses steam to disperse. From the 5th to the 8th centuries AD, saunas had already appeared in Finland. At that time, the bathroom was a single room with a log structure. People burned firewood in the stove and spread several layers of crushed stones on it. After the stones were heated red hot, they poured water, and the bathroom immediately became smoky. In the meantime, ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The object of the present invention is to provide a push-pull half-body sauna device to solve the problems of inconvenient use, serious waste of energy and poor transpiration effect proposed in the above-mentioned background technology

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