Our Custom Sauna Range
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How it works
01.
Design consult
→ site assessment + layout
02.
Custom build
→ materials, electrics, ventilation
03.
Install & after-care
→ testing, handover, maintenance tips
Featured builds
Bantry Bay
Coastal Bliss
- Norwegian Spruce with black stained Meranti
- Heater: EOS
Sir Lowry’s Pass
Arch Banya Build
- Heat-treated Pine
- Heater: EOS
Muizenberg Beach Huts
Wellness by the Waves
- Norwegian Spruce
- Heater: Narvie
Benefits
Detox & circulation
Muscle recovery
Stress relief
Sleep support
Skin/anti-aging
Property value uplift
FAQs
How long does install take?
Installation time depends on the type of sauna. Freestanding saunas take about 1 day to install. Custom-built saunas usually take 3 to 5 days, while outdoor saunas generally take 2 to 3 days.
Do you supply only or supply & install?
We offer a full supply-and-install service for all types of saunas and steam rooms.
What ventilation and space requirements are needed for a sauna?
Space and ventilation requirements vary based on how many people you want the sauna to accommodate and where it will be installed. Saunas can be designed for one person or larger groups. The final size is determined by the space you have available, whether indoors or outdoors, and we will advise on the best fit for your area.
What are the electrical requirements?
The electrical requirements are determined by the size and power rating of the sauna heater. We provide the full specifications to your electrician to ensure the installation meets safety and performance standards.
Do you offer ongoing maintenance?
Yes. We provide ongoing maintenance either onsite or in our workshop. All saunas include a 1-year warranty, during which servicing is free. After the warranty period, a call-out fee applies along with any costs for replacement parts if needed.
What’s the difference between Finnish, Bio, Infrared & Salt Brick saunas?
- Finnish sauna: A traditional sauna using a hot-rock heater, designed for higher temperatures and a dry heat experience.
- Bio sauna: A sauna with a high humidity and slightly lower temperature.
- Infrared sauna: Uses light to heat your body directly rather than heating the air. This type of sauna is sometimes called a far-infrared sauna. “Far” describes where the infrared waves fall on the light spectrum. This creates a deep, penetrating warmth at lower ambient temperatures.
- Salt brick sauna: Features salt bricks or panels that help create a humid microclimate rich in salt particles. Salt is a natural hygroscopic, meaning it attracts moisture. The moist heat from the sauna triggers the ionisation process, releasing negative ions, often described as “vitamins of the air.”
Cape Town
Unit 1,
Jigman Park,
Alternator Avenue
Montague Gardens
Johannesburg
Kensington B,
3 Alexander Street,
Randburg
2194
Natalie Kruger
062 346 9923
Horst Glaser
083 251 6207
Louise Melunsky (JHB)
082 567 6261
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