Sauna Assembly Guide
Before You Build
Tools
To make assembly and setup go smoothly, we recommend gathering the following items beforehand:
✅ Cordless Drill (or handheld screwdriver)
✅ Outdoor water heater (shower)
✅ Plumbing connectors and adapters (shower) (note the exact hardware you need will depend on how you are setting up your water connection)
Key Requirements
240V hook-up (for heater – electrician required)
Standard outlet (for lights and control panel)
Surface: gravel pad, concrete pad, or deck (no grass or dirt)
Drainage & Site Prep
IMPORTANT: The sauna must be placed on a dry, well-drained surface to prevent wood rot.
Place your sauna on one of the following:
2” gravel pad
Wooden deck
Concrete pad
Never place the sauna directly on grass, dirt, or any moist ground. A lightweight wooden platform is provided to elevate the sauna off the ground.
Unboxing & Inventory
Carefully open your pallet and remove all contents.
Use the included packing list to confirm you have all parts.
Review the floor plan and assembly diagram before beginning.
Step-by-Step Assembly
1. Build the Floor
Start by assembling the floor base.
Connect the floor pieces and place on top of the lightweight barrier piece.
Watch the assembly video A below to see how floor pieces lock together and how walls will attach.
2. Assemble the Walls
With 3–4 people, lift and slot wall panels into place so that the A and B wall hooks connect. Watch assembly video A below.
Use a rubber mallet to tap panels together until the corners are flush.
3. Install the Roof
The roof has two layers:
Wood Ceiling
Place the wooden roof layer on top of the walls.
Drill screws included through roof beams into the wall structure as shown in assembly video B below.
Metal Roof Tiles
Lay roof tiles over the wooden roof.
Use provided screws to fasten tiles securely as shown in assembly video C.
Apply a dollop of silicone glue to each screw head to waterproof the fasteners as shown in assembly video D below.
Electrical Setup
Plug the lights and control panel power cord into a regular outdoor-rated outlet.
Sauna Heater
Requires a 240V connection from your home to the sauna heater.
This should be installed by a licensed electrician.
Bench Installation
Position benches according to the layout diagram.
Screw them securely into place.
Shower System (Optional)
If your sauna has a shower system included, it can connect to a garden hose or outdoor tankless water heater.
You will need to purchase a hose-to-shower adapter from a hardware store or have a plumber hook everything up for you.
From the back, looking at the back sauna wall: The left pipe on the left is the hot water hookup and the right is cold water hookup.
📞 Need Help?
If anything seems unclear, or if you notice missing parts, gaps, or installation issues:
Take photos
Contact our support team via email or phone (details included with your kit)

Sauna Pallet Box

Protective Base

Wall Hook Side A

Wall Hook Side B
Electrical wires to connect to heater
Example electrical hook up for heater
Video A
Watch our team assemble a sauna
Watch our team assemble a customer’s sauna in the factory.
Video B
Screw wood ceiling piece into sauna walls
This video is a top-down view showing the two pieces that need to be screwed together. Two screws on each of the 4 sides.
Video C
Add the roof tiles
Add roof tiles and screw in to secure.
Video D
Seal each rooftop screw to protect from water damage.
See our shopping list for recommended sealants.