5. Place the spacers of the lower bench in position. If the spacer is on top of the joist hanger, it does not have to
be fastened with screws. The joist hanger solution makes sauna cleaning easier, when you can simply lift the
frames out of the way during cleaning. PLEASE NOTE! If the solid frames by the walls are long (more than
600 mm), screw them also to the walls, in the same way as the upper benches. Check the straightness with a
spirit level and adjust with the levelling feet.
6. Lift the bench tops to their places. The bench tops are not fastened to the frames. If the sauna stove is
integrated through the lower bench, centre it in its correct position during this stage. If the sauna is designed to
have a sauna stove railing that rests on the lower bench, place that in position too. The tops of the lower bench
have holes for the metal pins in the railing feet, and the railing is installed according to these.
