FAQ

i. First, set up a free 30-minute consultation or zoom call to determine what you are looking for. Please send a video and phots of the sauna location prior to meeting for preliminary analysis.

ii. Second, once determined we can help you, we request a $500 deposit to review your sauna site for delivery and utility condition, then start the process of estimating the cost of a sauna per your material selections.

iii. When a final cost is established, we request a 50% deposit to order materials and start construction. Build time is 6-8 weeks depending lead time of sauna stove selected and current production schedule.

iv. Once your sauna is complete, we will deliver on a truck and place the sauna in the final location with a crane. Any power requirements will be connected at this time. Delivery should be a one-day process.

We will review your final sauna location prior to starting construction. Depending on what is required, we can coordinate the install of a foundation as well as coordinate to bring power to you final sauna location. Some delivery locations will allow for the sauna to be placed directly from the back of tilt deck truck. Most deliveries will require the use of a mobile crane. We are happy to coordinate these activities for a seamless process.

The easiest path is to go with the base model finished with materials that will look and preform well. However, we welcome your input on the materials that you want one of our base models finished with. It is usually very easy to make small changes to an existing base model such and adding a window, or changing the dimension to fit your location. However, if you want to start with a blank slate and design a sauna that is truly unique, we are happy to set you up with on of our designers to build you a sauna that exactly fits your vision and needs.

Our saunas at build by hand in the Snoqualmie valley. We typically build them 100% off site and deliver via truck once complete.

We are happy to integrate one of the popular mass produced cold plunges into your sauna. We are in the process of developing our own built in cold plunge that would integrate directly into the floor plan. Let us know if this is something you are interested in?

Some of our model can be equipped with an outside shower. We and also build you a free-standing shower that matches the style of your sauna.

Yes, our saunas are built on a robust base frame that allows it to be easily picked up and moved to a new location.

The choice between wood fired or electric stove really comes down to personal preference and intended frequency of use. A wood fired sauna definitely provides a more authentic experience. The experience of collecting wood, managing a fire and watching the fire light provides a sensation that is hard to beat. If you plan on using the sauna primarily for special occasions or on the weekends with friends, wood fired might be a better option. However, if you plan on using the sauna as part of a daily routine or very frequently and your time is limited, then electric would be a better option. If Wi-Fi is available, the ability to start your sauna from a remote location so it is ready when you get home is a very convenient feature.

Most sauna stoves come with a manufacturer’s warranty that last 2 years for wood fired stoves and 4 years for electric stoves. That warranty will be passed on to you. We provide a 1-year warranty on the sauna structure and finishes.

Our saunas are more expensive than a typical barrel sauna because they are hand built here in the USA. Barrel saunas are typically not insulated and built to the same specification as our saunas. We use the highest quality materials as well as building technics for the exterior to provide a sauna that more aesthetically pleasing as well as more robust to the

The sauna’s benches, floor, and backrests are treated with an oil-based wood wax for easy maintenance and lasting cleanliness. Periodically, wipe down surfaces, including the glass, with a mild soap solution and warm water, working from top to bottom. Dry the glass with a squeegee or microfiber cloth. No rinsing is necessary, as the sauna naturally dries with its one-way ventilation system. Avoid strong soaps or chemicals, which could release fumes when heated.

i. The sauna’s exterior timber is coated with a clear sealer, providing breathable protection from weather and UV rays. To maintain the natural warm color of raw wood, reapply the oil every 6-12 months based on UV exposure, or allow it to age naturally to a silver tone without affecting durability. Stained or painted siding would follow the typical house maintenance schedule.

ii. Inside, the benches, floor, and backrests are oiled with and oil wood wax for easy cleaning and long-lasting protection. For high-frequency use, such as in commercial settings, consider reapplying the oil periodically to keep the interior in excellent condition.