■56GORO STONE SERIES■ 【For Professional Use - High Heat Resistance】■Basalt Cube■ (Pincoro Stone) Sauna Stone, Natural Vietnamese Basalt, 90mm Square 10 pieces, approx. 22kg, for Löyly How about stylish cube-shaped sauna STONEs?? While crushed stone type sauna STONEs are also good, 56GORO recommends the stylish ■Basalt Cube■ (Pincoro Stone)! Product Description: This product is a "Basalt Cube (Pincoro Stone) (Kubrick)" type sauna stone made by processing natural basalt into cubes. It has a high density, stores heat well, and produces stable steam during löyly. This is a full-fledged specification that supports a wide range of applications, from home saunas to professional electric saunas. ◎About the Stone Quality Stone Quality: Basalt Natural volcanic rock formed by volcanic activity Due to its high density and few internal voids ◎Difficult to crack ◎Resistant to sudden temperature changes ◎Optimal for löyly This is a durable natural stone for saunas that is resistant to powdering even after long-term use. ●About the Origin Vietnamese Natural Basalt Vietnam is a region affected by volcanic activity, and is known for producing high-quality basalt. ◎Vietnamese basalt has the following characteristics: ・High specific gravity ・Uniform stone quality ・Beautiful dark gray color These characteristics make it a highly regarded natural stone in the sauna stone and building material fields. ●Size and Weight ◎Size: Approx. 90mm × 90mm × 90mm ◎Quantity: 10 pieces ◎Total Weight: Approx. 22kg / 1 box ※Due to the natural stone, there are slight individual differences in size, weight, and appearance. ◎Benefits of Use in Saunas ◎High heat retention for stable heat ◎Soft, spreading steam during löyly ◎Cube shape is easy to stack, and ventilation inside the stove is also good ◎Difficult to crack, and requires less frequent replacement ◎Examples of Use #Home Sauna #Tent Sauna #Wood-fired Sauna #Electric Sauna #Sauna Facilities/Professional Use ※Precautions Before Use ・Wash with water and dry thoroughly before first use ・Avoid rapid cooling in high-temperature conditions (e.g., pouring too much water)