SAUNA CUBE 3×3 CR

 

People	6 persons
Timber	Spruce
Shape	Rectangle
Room	4
Inside area	9.0m2
Sauna area	4.0m2
Total height	2780mm
Floor thickness	28mm
Exterior Cladding	18mm
Interior Cladding	12mm
Wall thickness	75mm
Insulation	50mm stone wool
External dimension	3286 x 3286mm
Door size	990 x 2195mm
Interior tinted glass door	620 x 1800mm
Window size	180 x 1200mm

1 unit garden cube frame from spruce 3×3 m

Roof covered with bitumen weld coating (black);

7 standard full panel walls

5 insulated full panel walls;

1 insulated full panel wall with rectangle window;

Insulated roof panels;

Sauna benches from deciduous wood;

Four spaces inside: a sauna room; lobby; wardrobe; a shower room;

Heat-resistant plates for the heater;

Inside glass doors for sauna;

Wardrobe room door;

Shower room door;

Wooden door with temperated glass windows;

It is very important to have a proper foundation for your sauna. Therefore we recommend making the foundation according to the sketches here. First of all, foundation must be prepared according to the landscape and ground conditions. Consult a qualified builder or an engineer to prepare a proper foundation, which fits your location. Make sure to complete the site preparation and the foundation before unpacking and assembling the Sauna Cube 3 x 3 m.

USING YOUR SAUNAPREPARING YOUR SAUNA FOR USE.

• If you have wood burning heater, make sure to remove the protective film of the heater chimney before heating.
• Check the Sauna before heating. No flammable objects must be left on or near the heater.
• Check that there is water in the water tank (if you are using it).
• Ensure that the Sauna door is unlocked and easy to open before using it. If necessary, sauna door must be adjusted by the customer.
• Do not mount any additional accessories or shelves above the heater.
• Turn the Sauna heater on.
• The thermometer should be located at head level in the Sauna. It should be further away from the heater, so it does not give a false reading.
• Wait for the Sauna to reach the required temperature (normally 80-90º C).

All users should be aware of the potential dangers and requirements prior to participation in the Sauna!

THINGS TO NOTE WHEN USING THE SAUNA

Enjoy the many health benefits of the relaxing heat of your Sauna. But remember: being inside the hot Sauna for long periods of time raises your body temperature, which may be dangerous, especially for those with a heart condition or other health risks. Generally, therecommended time inside a Sauna is from 10 to 15 minutes. After a period of heating, take a 5 minute break and then repeat. Also:

• Familiarize yourself with the safety instructions and keep away from the heater when it is hot.
• Be very careful when moving in the Sauna, as the benches and floors may be slippery!
• The Sauna should not be used by pregnant women or very young children.
• Remove all jewelry before entering the hot Sauna.

MAINTENANCE

Wood is a natural material and can change through time. Cracks of various sizes, structural or color changes are not the defects – rather, they are features of the wood. Natural wood (not impregnated) becomes grayish after being left untouched for a while. Later it can turnblue and get covered with mold.

• Impregnate and paint the wood to protect the product from outside. We recommend to inspect Sauna every 6 month and evaluate need of re-impregnation, re-painintg.
• When not in use, keep a bucket full of water in the Sauna during summer.
• Doors of the Sauna must be adjusted regulary.
• You should keep the sauna ventilation open all the time, to allow it time to dry and air out to avoid mold.
• To remove bench stains, use a mild soapy water and a soft cotton cloth. This can also be used on the heater itself – just make sure it’s off and completely cool when you clean it.
• Don’t use harsh or abrasive chemicals on benches, as these can bleach and warp the wood, ruining the grain and turning it grey.

With these simple maintenance tips your Sauna will stay inviting, fresh, and enjoyable!