Home Spa Log Sauna

Anchors a hot-tub-and-plunge garden spa

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£11,095 inc VAT & Delivery Included

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Spa Log Sauna Home Spa — 5–6 Person 45mm Spruce Garden Sauna, Covered Hot Tub Area, 6.6m²
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About

Long, low, and built for the whole circuit. Home "Spa" stretches 648cm wide in a spa styled Spruce log cabin, 6.6m² of genuine room for relaxed group use. Solid log construction keeps heat retention strong despite the wider footprint. Designed to sit alongside a hot tub or cold plunge as one stop on a wider outdoor wellness setup, fitting neatly along a garden boundary rather than demanding its own clear ground.

Natural Nordic Spruce

Natural Nordic Spruce

Built for UK Weather

Built for UK Weather

Everything You Need to Install

Everything You Need to Install

Designed for Fast Heat-Up

Designed for Fast Heat-Up

Specification

  • Shape: Rectangular
  • Accommodates: 5-6 People
  • Footprint: 648 x 250 cm
  • Max Height: 238 cm
  • Floor Area: 6.6 m²
  • Wall Thickness: 45 mm
  • Material: Spruce
  • Main Door: 80 x 190 cm
  • Front Room Door: 70 x 190 cm
  • Window 1: 2 x 77 x 177 cm
  • Window 2: 150 x 50 cm
  • Assembly: Self-assembly
  • Insulated: No
  • Design Note: Includes covered hot tub area under attached canopy/pergola
  • Power Supply: Single or Three Phase
  • Heater Compatibility: Electric & Wood-Fired

Designed around your ritual

Full Glass Back Window

Full Glass Back Window

Bring the outdoors in. A full glass rear window fills the sauna with natural light and opens up wider scenic views.
Half Moon Back Window

Half Moon Back Window

Privacy meets natural light. A half-moon rear window creates a softer, brighter feel while keeping more enclosed wall space.
Full Glass Front Barrel

Full Glass Front Barrel

Turn every session outward. Full front glazing opens the barrel sauna to natural light and uninterrupted outdoor views.
Full Glass Front Cube

Full Glass Front Cube

Modern design, open views. Full-height front glazing creates a brighter, cleaner space with a sharper architectural finish.
LED Lighting Kits

LED Lighting Kits

Set the perfect mood. Integrated LED lighting creates warmth and atmosphere, transforming the sauna experience day or night
Bluetooth Speakers

Bluetooth Speakers

Soundtrack your downtime. Built-in Bluetooth speakers bring music, podcasts, and guided sessions straight into your sauna.
Quality Accessories

Quality Accessories

Complete the experience properly. Practical finishing touches that improve comfort, convenience, and the overall sauna ritual.
Premium Thermowood

Premium Thermowood

Built to age beautifully. Thermowood offers a richer finish, stronger durability, and better long-term performance.
Combining sauna heat with cold water exposure, whether that's a hot tub used as a warm soak afterwards or paired with a separate cold plunge, is one of the more established wellness routines in contrast therapy. The heat from the sauna raises core body temperature and improves circulation, while cold water exposure afterwards is thought to support recovery and reduce inflammation, and cycling between the two is a practice with deep roots in Nordic and Baltic wellness culture rather than a modern trend.

Having both elements connected physically, rather than scattered separately around a garden, makes a genuine difference to how consistently people actually use them together. If finishing a sauna session means walking to a different part of the garden in the cold to find a hot tub or cold plunge, many people simply won't bother on a chilly evening, even if they own both pieces of equipment. A wide format sauna built specifically to anchor this kind of connected setup removes that friction.

The core physiological benefits of regular sauna use remain whether or not it's paired with cold or warm water afterwards: improved circulation, reduced muscle tension, and a cardiovascular response comparable to light exercise. What changes with a properly connected spa setup is the likelihood of building a genuine, repeated habit around the full ritual rather than using the sauna alone occasionally. For households serious about garden wellness as an ongoing practice, designing the space to support the complete routine tends to matter more than any single piece of equipment.
Delivered flat-packed for self-assembly, with free UK mainland delivery on qualifying orders. The larger Cube format requires a little more assembly time than the smaller Icon models, so we recommend allowing a weekend and having a second person to help. A solid, level base and suitable delivery access are required.

For a complete setup, select Professional Installation and choose your preferred date, allowing for the stated production lead time. We’ll then arrange the installation around your requirements, including any additional preparation or works needed to accommodate your sauna where possible.

Electric sauna heaters require a suitable dedicated electrical supply and are not simply plug-and-play. The power requirements depend on the heater's output and the electrical supply available at the property.

Smaller heaters may be suitable for a 230V single-phase supply, while larger or more powerful heaters can require a 400V three-phase supply. Single-phase power uses one electrical phase, whereas three-phase power distributes the load across three phases and is better suited to higher-powered equipment.

The correct supply will depend on the specific heater you choose, so the heater's electrical requirements should always be checked before installation.

Sauna heaters will normally need to be hard-wired into a correctly rated dedicated circuit with the appropriate cable, isolation and electrical protection. They should not be connected using a standard household plug or extension lead.

The final electrical connection should be completed by a suitably qualified electrician in accordance with the heater manufacturer's instructions and applicable electrical regulations. This is important for both safety and reliable operation of the heater.

If you're based in the Leicestershire area, we can arrange the electrical installation of your sauna heater for an additional fee. Please speak to our team if you'd like this included with your sauna.

Wood-fired sauna heaters do not require an electrical supply for heating, but they do require the correct installation of the stove, chimney, flue and surrounding heat protection.

The stove must be positioned according to the manufacturer's required safety distances from timber walls, benches and other combustible materials. Depending on the stove and sauna design, suitable heat shields or other non-combustible protection may also be required.

The floor beneath and immediately around the stove may also require suitable non-combustible protection, particularly where there is a risk of embers or hot material falling from the stove.

A suitable chimney and flue system must be installed to safely carry smoke and combustion gases outside the sauna. Where the flue passes through the roof, the correct insulated chimney components, roof flashing and heat-resistant protection should be used.

Correct ventilation is also important. A wood-fired stove requires an adequate supply of combustion air, while the sauna itself needs sufficient airflow to provide fresh air, circulate heat and allow moisture to escape.

When choosing the position of an outdoor wood-fired sauna, you should also consider where the chimney will discharge in relation to your house, neighbouring properties, windows, boundaries and outdoor seating areas.

Any applicable local requirements should be checked before installation, particularly where chimney positioning, smoke control or other restrictions may apply.

Caring for the Home Spa follows standard log sauna principles for the heat room itself, with some extra attention needed for the attached covered area given its different use. After every sauna session, leave the heat room door open for twenty to thirty minutes to let moisture escape fully, which prevents mould and dark staining from building up over time. Wipe benches down once cooled, and sand the interior lightly once or twice a year wherever contact is heaviest.

The covered hot tub area, if you're using it for that purpose, needs checking for splash damage and general dampness more regularly than the sauna room itself, since water exposure there is more frequent and less contained. Check the canopy or roof covering periodically for wear, and make sure water draining off it isn't pooling against the timber structure underneath.

Externally, treat the full exterior on a two to three year cycle, with the long elevation running along a fence line likely needing more frequent attention on whichever side gets the most weather. Given the wide format, budget proportionally more time for exterior work than a compact square cabin would need. Keep the full length of the base clear of debris and standing water, checking the area under and around the covered section particularly carefully given the additional moisture exposure from hot tub or cold plunge use nearby.
This sauna comes with a 5 year warranty for residential use and 2 years for commercial use, covering structural timber, glazing, and hardware. Valid claims are assessed case by case, and we'll supply replacement parts wherever possible rather than the whole sauna.
Production takes 6-8 weeks, plus 1-2 weeks dispatch time for pallet haulage. This sauna is delivered flat packed unless otherwise stated. Free UK mainland shipping applies to orders over £500 covering up to one double pallet (2.4m x 1.2m x 2.2m) or two single pallets (1.2m x 1.2m x 2.2m). If your order exceeds this due to length, weight, or quantity, additional pallet charges may apply and are quoted separately based on postcode. Please have a solid base, clear access, and suitable unloading space ready before delivery, with help on site if needed. Pallet deliveries are kerbside only, and you're responsible for moving goods onto your property.
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Assembly & Installation
Delivered flat-packed for self-assembly, with free UK mainland delivery on qualifying orders. The larger Cube format requires a little more assembly time than the smaller Icon models, so we recommend allowing a weekend and having a second person to help. A solid, level base and suitable delivery access are required.

For a complete setup, select Professional Installation and choose your preferred date, allowing for the stated production lead time. We’ll then arrange the installation around your requirements, including any additional preparation or works needed to accommodate your sauna where possible.
Electric Heater Setup

Electric sauna heaters require a suitable dedicated electrical supply and are not simply plug-and-play. The power requirements depend on the heater's output and the electrical supply available at the property.

Smaller heaters may be suitable for a 230V single-phase supply, while larger or more powerful heaters can require a 400V three-phase supply. Single-phase power uses one electrical phase, whereas three-phase power distributes the load across three phases and is better suited to higher-powered equipment.

The correct supply will depend on the specific heater you choose, so the heater's electrical requirements should always be checked before installation.

Sauna heaters will normally need to be hard-wired into a correctly rated dedicated circuit with the appropriate cable, isolation and electrical protection. They should not be connected using a standard household plug or extension lead.

The final electrical connection should be completed by a suitably qualified electrician in accordance with the heater manufacturer's instructions and applicable electrical regulations. This is important for both safety and reliable operation of the heater.

If you're based in the Leicestershire area, we can arrange the electrical installation of your sauna heater for an additional fee. Please speak to our team if you'd like this included with your sauna.

Wood-Fired Heater Setup

Wood-fired sauna heaters do not require an electrical supply for heating, but they do require the correct installation of the stove, chimney, flue and surrounding heat protection.

The stove must be positioned according to the manufacturer's required safety distances from timber walls, benches and other combustible materials. Depending on the stove and sauna design, suitable heat shields or other non-combustible protection may also be required.

The floor beneath and immediately around the stove may also require suitable non-combustible protection, particularly where there is a risk of embers or hot material falling from the stove.

A suitable chimney and flue system must be installed to safely carry smoke and combustion gases outside the sauna. Where the flue passes through the roof, the correct insulated chimney components, roof flashing and heat-resistant protection should be used.

Correct ventilation is also important. A wood-fired stove requires an adequate supply of combustion air, while the sauna itself needs sufficient airflow to provide fresh air, circulate heat and allow moisture to escape.

When choosing the position of an outdoor wood-fired sauna, you should also consider where the chimney will discharge in relation to your house, neighbouring properties, windows, boundaries and outdoor seating areas.

Any applicable local requirements should be checked before installation, particularly where chimney positioning, smoke control or other restrictions may apply.

Cleaning & Care
Caring for the Home Spa follows standard log sauna principles for the heat room itself, with some extra attention needed for the attached covered area given its different use. After every sauna session, leave the heat room door open for twenty to thirty minutes to let moisture escape fully, which prevents mould and dark staining from building up over time. Wipe benches down once cooled, and sand the interior lightly once or twice a year wherever contact is heaviest.

The covered hot tub area, if you're using it for that purpose, needs checking for splash damage and general dampness more regularly than the sauna room itself, since water exposure there is more frequent and less contained. Check the canopy or roof covering periodically for wear, and make sure water draining off it isn't pooling against the timber structure underneath.

Externally, treat the full exterior on a two to three year cycle, with the long elevation running along a fence line likely needing more frequent attention on whichever side gets the most weather. Given the wide format, budget proportionally more time for exterior work than a compact square cabin would need. Keep the full length of the base clear of debris and standing water, checking the area under and around the covered section particularly carefully given the additional moisture exposure from hot tub or cold plunge use nearby.
Warranty
This sauna comes with a 5 year warranty for residential use and 2 years for commercial use, covering structural timber, glazing, and hardware. Valid claims are assessed case by case, and we'll supply replacement parts wherever possible rather than the whole sauna.
Delivery
Production takes 6-8 weeks, plus 1-2 weeks dispatch time for pallet haulage. This sauna is delivered flat packed unless otherwise stated. Free UK mainland shipping applies to orders over £500 covering up to one double pallet (2.4m x 1.2m x 2.2m) or two single pallets (1.2m x 1.2m x 2.2m). If your order exceeds this due to length, weight, or quantity, additional pallet charges may apply and are quoted separately based on postcode. Please have a solid base, clear access, and suitable unloading space ready before delivery, with help on site if needed. Pallet deliveries are kerbside only, and you're responsible for moving goods onto your property.
Spa Log Sauna Home Spa — Wide 45mm Spruce Sauna, 6.6m² — spruce — angle view 2

A sauna built to anchor a garden spa

Home "Spa" is built with a notably wide 648 centimetre footprint against a 250 centimetre depth, giving it a long, low profile that suits positioning along a fence line or garden boundary rather than as a freestanding cube. At 6.6 square metres, there is genuine room inside for relaxed group use, and the spa styling brings a more considered interior layout than a purely functional sauna box built around heat alone.

Solid spruce log construction runs throughout, giving the cabin the thermal mass to retain heat efficiently across a session despite the longer, wider footprint, which can be harder to heat evenly than a more compact square or cube format where the air has less distance to travel. The design leans into the spa concept rather than the traditional sauna hut look, making it a natural fit for anyone building a garden space around wellness more broadly rather than installing a single isolated sauna with little thought for what surrounds it.

Home "Spa" works particularly well as part of a wider setup, sitting alongside a hot tub or cold plunge as one element of a connected outdoor wellness area where the sauna is one stop on a longer circuit rather than the whole story. Its wide, low proportions also make it easier to integrate into an existing garden layout than a tall square cabin might be, sitting comfortably along a boundary rather than demanding its own clear ground.
Spa Log Sauna Home Spa — Wide 45mm Spruce Sauna, 6.6m² — lifestyle photo 1
Spa Log Sauna Home Spa — Wide 45mm Spruce Sauna, 6.6m² — spruce — angle view 1
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Spa Log Sauna Home Spa — Wide 45mm Spruce Sauna, 6.6m² — lifestyle photo 2
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Spa Log Sauna Home Spa — Wide 45mm Spruce Sauna, 6.6m² — painted finish option — angle view 1
Spa Log Sauna Home Spa — Wide 45mm Spruce Sauna, 6.6m² — lifestyle photo 3
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Built on Tradition. Perfected for Today.

Classic Scandinavian design, refined with premium materials, precise craftsmanship and enduring performance.

Designed to Heat Efficiently

Every curve has a purpose, helping your sauna reach temperature faster while delivering an even, enveloping warmth.

Crafted from Exceptional Thermowood

Heat-treated for durability and stability, our premium timber is chosen for its natural beauty and long-lasting performance.

Premium Tempered Safety Glass

Our premium tempered glazing delivers a refined finish, excellent durability and complete confidence in every sauna.

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