Sauna cabin 16.5

The lounge area is equipped with three benches covered with specially designed cushions. It has a convenient wood- or charcoal-fired grill with a table around it and a chimney above the grill. The lounge area is separated from the sauna by a heat-resistant glass door. There are two-tier wide sauna benches in the sauna. 8–14 people can bath in it together. You can select a heater for the sauna, and in order to make optimal use of the space, we recommend our customers to choose electric heaters in such saunas. The cabin is lockable; entrance has a small porch with a roof.

The sauna cabin is delivered to the customer fully complete, with detailed assembly instructions and drawings, and packed on two pallets (KIT). Two people can easily assemble Sauna Cabin in 8-9 hours.

Size of pallets (L x W x H): 3.50 x 1.20 x 2.55 m + 2.50 x 1.20 x 2.55 m; total weight: 2200 kg.

Available roof colours:

Wood burning stoves, chimney KITS and electrical heaters:

USAGE

Saunas typically take 30-40 minutes to heat up. The recommended temperature is 80-90º C. The thermometer should be located at head level in the sauna. It should be located away from the heater or the door so it will not give a false reading.

Enjoy the many health benefits of relaxing heat in your own Sauna Cabin just remember that staying in the hot Sauna for long periods of time makes the body temperature rise, which may be dangerous. The recommended time inside a Sauna Cabin is from 10 to 15 minutes. Take a five-minute break and then repeat. Also, you should keep safety instructions and keep away from the stove when it is hot.

Never throw water on the stones when there are people near the stove, because hot steam may burn their skin. Be very careful when moving in the Sauna, as the benches and floors may be slippery. Do not hang clothes to dry in the Sauna, as this may cause a risk of fire. Also check your body for any metal (jewellery and zippers, for example) in order to prevent it from burning your body when it quickly heats up in the facility. We strongly recommend shouldn’t use the Sauna to pregnant women and neither should young children.

MAINTENANCE

As wood is a natural material, it can change through time. Cracks of various sizes, changes of the colour as well as a structure of the wood are not the errors, but a feature of a wood. Natural wood (not impregnated) becomes greyish after having been left untouched for a while. Later it can turn blue and get covered with the mould. Therefore, you should immediately impregnate the wood to protect the products.

We strongly recommend that you impregnate the door and windows with a wood impregnation agent both the inside and outside of them because the doors and windows can become twisted otherwise. In general, we recommend consulting a specialist regarding the paints suitable for an unprocessed softwood and follow the manufacturers’ of paints instructions. Properly painting the Sauna Cabin will extend its lifetime. Besides that, we suggest you thoroughly inspecting the Cabin every six months and checking if it needs re-painting or else.

It’s NOT advisable to paint the sauna walls before assembling it – this is best done when the sauna has been already assembled and when the weather is fine. However, if you wish to paint some parts of different colors, this should be done before the sauna is assembled.