Kit builder
Compose the circuit and read the range before you write
Choose a sauna from one seat to twelve, a pool or a tub, and the extras. The builder adds the chiller the water needs, the heater the cabin needs and an indicative range in euros. Then it writes the message for you.
Reading the number the kit builder gives you
The range covers the equipment and basic installation, with an allowance for delivery to Europe. The kit builder follows three rules. The heater is the rating we fit to each cabin plan, which already allows for glass. The chiller follows the litres: 1 HP to 260 L, 2 HP to 570 L, 4 HP to 1,200 L. And above 1,200 litres the builder uses two 4 HP units rather than a larger one.
What it cannot know is your site: access, groundworks, the power at your board and the finish you choose. Those move the number, which is why the free 3D layout comes next. Treat the range as a ruler to hold up against any proposal, ours included.
Three kits to start from
| Kit | What is in it | Indicative range |
|---|---|---|
| Two seats and a tub | two-seat glass cabin, an oval timber tub and a 2 HP chiller | €13,600–19,500 |
| The terrace | four-seat corner-glass cabin and a round plunge pool | €18,100–29,000 |
| The circuit | six-seat cabin, a hot-and-cold pair and a cabin platform | €32,900–53,200 |
Pick one, change it and send it. The message will say what you picked and the range it gave.
Is the number a quotation?
No. It is an indicative range. The firm figure arrives with the 3D layout, up to five working days after your plan.
Why is a chiller added automatically?
Because a pool or tub that is not chilled will not hold 3–5 °C in a European summer. The builder adds the smallest class that holds your litres and shows it as a separate line.
Can I change the kit after sending it?
Yes. The message is a starting point for the conversation; the layout is what we both sign.