Traditional saunas with a Harvia stove
From €2,500 to €6,800 incl. VAT depending on the model, excluding delivery and options. Delivery and installation
Dry, intense heat, made more enveloping by pouring water on the hot stones: that is the Finnish sauna. Our seven traditional cabins are fitted with a Harvia stove, the leading Finnish brand, and a GY160 control panel that sets the desired heat and session time.
Our models
Straight cabin or corner sauna?
The straight cabins (Palawan, Seychelles, Corsica and Santorin) stand against a wall and are chosen according to the number of people, from 1 to 4. The corner saunas (Summit, Olympus and Valence) fit into a corner of the room: their shape frees up more seating for the same floor area. The Valence, our premium corner sauna, comes with its accessory kit.
Choosing the stove power
The stove power follows the volume of the cabin, and each model is fitted with the right stove:
| Harvia stove | Models |
|---|---|
| 3 kW | Palawan (1 person), Seychelles (2 people) |
| 4.5 kW | Corsica (3 people), Summit (corner) |
| 6 kW | Santorin (4 people), Olympus (corner), Valence (corner) |
A more powerful stove is not necessarily better: oversized, it heats a small cabin in fits and starts. Allow half an hour to three quarters of an hour of heating before the session, started from the control panel.
The equipment in our cabins
All our traditional cabins combine the GY160 control panel, LED mood lighting and a radio with Bluetooth so you can listen to your music during the session. The Valence adds a stainless steel handle, white crystal stones and its accessory kit.
The traditional sauna ritual
A session usually lasts 10 to 15 minutes, followed by a rest and a cool shower; people often do two or three rounds. Pouring a little water on the hot stones creates a burst of steam, the Finnish "löyly", which heightens the feeling of heat. Drink water between rounds and, if you have a health condition, ask your doctor for advice.
Installation
Our traditional cabins are installed indoors, in a dry, level room. The stove needs a power supply suited to its output, installed by an electrician: your advisor will tell you how each model is connected before the quote.
Considering infrared instead? Read Infrared or traditional sauna or discover our infrared saunas.
Frequently asked questions
What stove power does a sauna need?
It depends on the volume of the cabin: 3 kW for our 1 and 2-person cabins (Palawan, Seychelles), 4.5 kW for the 3-person Corsica and the Summit, 6 kW for the 4-person Santorin, the Olympus and the Valence. Each model is fitted with the Harvia stove suited to its volume.
Does a traditional sauna need a special socket?
Yes: the stove needs a power supply suited to its output, installed by an electrician. Your advisor will tell you how each model is connected before you order.