The collection
Twelve things we build, and a simple rule for choosing between them
Pools come first because the cold side is what a circuit is built around. Saunas follow, then the tubs that suit private homes, then the chillers that keep it all cold. The warm side, hydromassage hot tubs, hammams and heated timber tubs, and the portable inflatable ice bath close the list and follow the same rule. Nothing comes off a shelf: each piece is drawn for the site it will stand on.
Cold plunge pools built into the terrace
Round or square, glass mosaic or tile, flush with the floor and held at 3–5 °C. The machinery stays out of sight.
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Warm pool, cold pool, one plant room
A 38 °C pool and a 4 °C pool side by side, with a sauna or without. One plant room, one drawing.
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Glass saunas, one seat to twelve
One or two full glass walls, 1 to 12 seats, a Harvia heater and a view that fills the room.
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Custom saunas cut to the room
A dry sauna sized to the alcove, basement or bathroom you have, from one seat to twelve.
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Outdoor saunas that stand on a deck
Free-standing glass-walled cabins for gardens, roof terraces and pool edges, built to weather sun, salt and storms.
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Wooden plunge tubs with a white liner
Oval or round tubs in ash or cedar with a white liner, 250 to 1,000 litres, for private homes.
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Ice bath tubs with their own chiller
A matte white tub on the patio, a chiller out of sight and no ice bags: the quickest way to cold water at home.
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Chillers sized by the litre
1, 2 and 4 HP classes sized by litres, with filtration and controls, drawn into a niche or plant room.
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Hot tubs laid in mosaic, jets on the seat wall
A warm basin at 36–38 °C set into the terrace, in mosaic or tile or as a drop-in shell, with the pump and heater in a plant room.
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Hammams in mosaic, with the generator next door
A tiled steam cabin for two to eight at 43–48 °C: sloped ceiling, warm bench, floor drain, extraction, glass door.
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Heated timber tubs, the warm twin
Ash or cedar staves, a white liner, no hoops: 1,000 to 1,800 litres at 37–39 °C on an electric heater, for private homes.
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Inflatable ice baths, the first cold tub
A 300–450 litre drop-stitch tub with an insulated lid, set up in an hour: ice or tap water alone, or our 1 HP chiller.
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A decision table in ten lines
| If you have | Start with | Then add |
|---|---|---|
| A terrace and a wish for cold water | a plunge pool | a sauna within five steps of it |
| A holiday villa that fills in winter and in summer | a hot-and-cold pair | a glass sauna, and covers for both pools |
| A spare room or an alcove | a made-to-measure sauna | an ice bath on the patio |
| A garden with a view | a garden sauna with glass | a plunge pool or a timber tub |
| A hotel, club or clinic | plunge pools and a glass sauna for eight to twelve | a plant room and the paperwork |
| A balcony, or a rented flat | a free-standing ice bath | a cabin when you own the place |
| A terrace used on winter evenings | a hydromassage hot tub in mosaic | a plunge pool beside it, one plant room for both |
| A spa room with a drain and no view | a hammam in mosaic | a cold pool or an ice bath at the door |
| A garden where the cold tub already stands | a heated timber tub as its warm twin | a cover for each and a socket for both |
| A wish to try cold water first | an inflatable ice bath | a 1 HP chiller when the ice runs out |
What every piece has in common
- Drawn for your site. Dimensions come from your plan or a laser survey, not from a catalogue.
- Harvia heaters in the saunas, sized by cabin volume with an allowance for glass.
- A chiller you do not see, sized by litres: 1 HP to 260 L, 2 HP to 570 L, 4 HP to 1,200 L.
- Payment in 40 / 40 / 20, a two-year warranty on everything, with assisted service visits during the first year.
By budget, in broad strokes
| If your budget is around | You can have |
|---|---|
| €4,800–6,800 | a compact timber tub with a 1 HP chiller |
| €5,300–7,100 | a one-seat glass cabin |
| €9,700–14,000 | a four-seat glass cabin with a Harvia 6 kW heater |
| €8,400–15,000 | a round built-in plunge pool with its chiller and filtration |
| €18,000–32,000 | a hot-and-cold pair, one plant room |
| €18,000–28,000 | a family zone: a four-seat glass cabin and a round plunge pool |
Every figure is indicative and excludes groundworks, local electrics, permits and VAT. See the price list.
What is the difference between a plunge pool, a tub and an ice bath?
A plunge pool is built into the terrace, in mosaic or tile, and suits homes and businesses. A timber tub and a free-standing ice bath sit on top of it: quicker to install, and for private homes only. The chiller works the same way in all three.
Do you sell standard sizes?
The sizes in the price list are anchor points for the ranges. Every piece is drawn for its site, so the final dimensions are yours.
Can I buy only a chiller for an existing pool or tub?
Yes, if you send the volume of the water, a photo of where the machine could stand and the electrical supply you have. We size it and tell you honestly whether the existing plumbing suits it.