We are honored to announce our official partnership with Harvia.
Have you ever wondering what is the difference between indoor vs outdoor saunas? Ireland’s best Sauna Experts will give you the full comparison.
We have built indoor saunas and outdoor for many customers and for various reasons and this doesn’t come as a surprise as our saunas, both types provides many health benefits.
For instance, we can help us to get rid of various toxins, which are lurking in our bodies, such as nicotine, lead and mercury – they can cause various health problems, such as increase a risk of cancer, speed-up aging and more – learn more about sauna benefits.
Experience the finest quality with our saunas, expertly manufactured in the EU to ensure top performance and durability. Each sauna is designed with your comfort and enjoyment in mind.
An outdoor sauna can be placed anywhere in your backyard, garden, or near a pool, offering a flexible and scenic location that blends with nature. This option allows you to create a tranquil retreat that enhances your outdoor space without requiring indoor modifications.
An indoor sauna can be installed in your house, summer house, unused bathroom, or any indoor space you are willing to transform into a custom-made sauna.
The minimum recommended size is 2m x 1.6m to accommodate two-level benches for added comfort.
Frame build, insulation for walls and ceilings, alder or aspen wood panels, 2 level benches, 2 sauna lights with covers, glass doors, tiling, thermometer / hydrometer, sand clock, 2 wool sauna hats, electric harvia heater 6kw.
The starting price is €6000. If you want solid fuel stove the price starts at €8000. You can always contact us (our tel is: 0851620751) and we will be glad to assist you.
Indoor saunas are generally cheaper than outdoor saunas. This is because indoor saunas do not require a foundation, which reduces the overall installation costs. Additionally, indoor saunas can utilise existing indoor spaces, further lowering expenses compared to the construction and preparation needed for an outdoor sauna.
You do not need planning permission if the building is going to be up to 25m2, however if you a looking to build bigger building, planning permission will be required.
Sauna duckboards are a great solution, alder or aspen is soft to the feet and not cold, washable for hygiene.
Saunas do not necessarily require a floor drain, but having one can be beneficial. A floor drain helps manage excess water from steam, spills, and cleaning, keeping the sauna area dry and preventing potential water damage. For indoor saunas, especially in spaces prone to moisture, a floor drain is advisable to maintain hygiene and prolong the sauna’s lifespan. For outdoor saunas, a floor drain is less critical but can still be useful for similar reasons.
