An outdoor sauna arrives as a finished unit with its own roof, shell and insulation, so it needs neither a shelter nor foundations. The range has 58 models for 2 to 8 people in six types of construction, from 3 612 €. Delivery, installation and commissioning are included in the price.
An outdoor sauna is delivered as a finished unit and set down on a solid surface with no building work — it has its own roof, shell and insulation, so it needs neither a shelter nor foundations. The range has 58 models for 2 to 8 people from 3 612 €, in six types of construction. Delivery, installation and commissioning are included in the price.
Every model in this category is a free-standing structure with its own roof, outer shell and insulation. It arrives on site as a finished unit and is set down on a level, solid surface — a concrete slab, paving or a terrace. Except for the three smallest MINI Cube models, where you choose whether we deliver them assembled or flat-packed for self-assembly; the price shown applies to the flat-packed delivery and assembly costs 390 € in the configurator. No foundations and no connection to the building are needed, which is the main difference from a sauna built into an interior. Installation and commissioning are carried out by our team and are included in the price.
Three things decide the position. The base must be level and solid across the whole footprint. The access route has to allow the unit to be brought in — the most common complication on narrow plots. The clearances depend on the heater: with a wood burner allow for the chimney and for distance from combustible structures and roof overhangs, while an electric heater only needs a 400 V supply.
Models with the square CUBE profile have a flat rear wall, so they can be placed tight against a wall or a fence — Nordic Box, for example, with external dimensions of 200 × 244 cm. The barrel shape also suits a narrow plot: it has the smallest footprint of all the types.
On a terrace the load capacity and the dimensions decide. The smallest models have an external footprint of 120 × 210 cm, the largest layouts with a changing room and a covered terrace 300 × 700 cm. On a timber terrace or a roof, have the load capacity assessed — a solid timber structure with 44 mm walls and a bitumen shingle roof is not light. The sauna floor is made of decking boards, so it follows on visually from an existing terrace.
The three smallest models are all 210 cm deep and 212 cm high and differ only in the length of the cabin: Nordic Pod for 2 people (120 cm, from 3 612 €), Nordic Nest for 2 to 3 people (160 cm, from 4 082 €) and Nordic Haven for 3 to 4 people (200 cm, from 4 241 €). The construction is the same as on the larger square models — solid 44 mm walls, a bitumen shingle roof and L-shaped benches.
Of the three, only Nordic Haven can be heated with wood; the other two take an electric heater. The same dimensions in an indoor version — without the roof and the outer shell — are listed under indoor saunas.
The walls are solid timber 44 mm thick — spruce or thermowood, depending on the version chosen. Heat modification increases dimensional stability and resistance to moisture, which is what decides service life when the sauna stands outside all year. The roof and floor have 100 mm of mineral wool; the roof is supplied as bitumen shingle, torch-on bitumen or metal. Doors and windows are tempered glass. Integrated ventilation, the electrical installation with a Harvia light fitting and a decking-board floor are standard. Benches and loungers are made of lime, aspen or abachi — species with low thermal conductivity that do not become too hot to touch at 90 °C.
| Type | What sets it apart | Models | Capacity | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barrel | cylindrical shape, the smallest footprint | 10 | 4–6 people | 4 825 € |
| Cube | flat walls, can stand tight against a fence | 16 | 2–8 people | 3 612 € |
| Igloo | arched structure with a changing room | 2 | 4–8 people | 6 577 € |
| Cabin | sauna with a changing room or a covered terrace | 24 | 4–8 people | 7 469 € |
| Modular | cabin with a shower zone in one unit | 3 | 6 people | 7 729 € |
| Panoramic | fully glazed front wall | 3 | 6–8 people | 7 819 € |
By capacity the range holds 2 two-person models, 9 four-person, 37 six-person and 10 eight-person. The smallest is Nordic Pod with an interior of 95 × 197 cm, the largest Aurora Grand with a 300 × 700 cm layout.
An electric sauna heater of 8 or 9 kW is controlled by a thermostat and a timer, so the sauna is hot at the time you set — but it needs a 400 V supply. A wood burner of up to 22 kW needs no power supply and gives stronger löyly, but it has to be fed and it needs a chimney. Both options are available on almost every model and are chosen in the configurator, not by picking a different product.
Prices including VAT start at 3 612 € for a two-person model and run to 36 321 € for the largest layout with a changing room and a terrace. The price covers insulation, delivery to the place of delivery in Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Hungary, installation and commissioning, a 2-year warranty and our 4-year service. The lead time is 4 to 12 weeks from payment of the deposit. The running-cost calculator works out the heating cost, and you put your own configuration together in the configurator, where the price appears immediately.
The sauna is set down as a finished unit on a solid surface and needs no foundations and no connection to a building. Whether a notification or a permit is required in a particular case depends on the dimensions, the position on the plot and your local rules — that assessment belongs to the relevant building authority. We are happy to supply the dimensional documents you need for it.
A level, solid surface across the whole footprint — a concrete slab, paving or a firm terrace. The base must be level, otherwise the structure works and the door seals less well. Allow for an access route for bringing the unit in.
Models with the square CUBE profile have a flat rear wall for exactly that — Nordic Box, for example, with external dimensions of 200 × 244 cm. With a wood burner, though, you have to keep the distance from combustible structures and sort out the chimney.
Nordic Pod, with an interior of 95 × 197 cm and a footprint of 120 × 210 cm, for 2 people, from 3 612 €. Among the four-person models the smallest is Nordic Box with a 200 × 244 cm layout.
Yes. Outdoors these are Nordic Pod (95 × 197 cm) and Nordic Nest (135 × 197 cm) from the MINI Cube range; indoors, Nordic Room and Nordic Studio from the indoor saunas category. If the smallest possible footprint is not the point, a four-person cabin is more comfortable for two — it lets you lie on the bench instead of sitting.
Yes, every model is built for it — solid 44 mm timber walls, roof and floor with 100 mm of mineral wool. Heating up takes longer in frost, and with a wood burner you have to allow for feeding it.
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