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Choosing a sauna: types and installation

Create a warm space for unwinding, alone or with guests. The right layout makes sitting, entering and routine ventilation comfortable, with heat settings suited to the chosen equipment.

Choose a sauna for a villa, home, hotel or wellness club. Compare installation formats, timber options and project scope before choosing a heater or commissioning a build.

Choosing a sauna: types and installation
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Infrared sauna cabinSelect a configuration

Wellness & Home Equipment

Infrared sauna cabin

Enjoy a seated warming routine in a dedicated two-person cabin.

Rp 83.246.400

≈ $4,700 · Per unit

Infrared sauna blanket ProSelect a configuration

Recovery & Performance

Infrared sauna blanket Pro

Enjoy a warming rest when there is no space for a sauna cabin.

Rp 7.439.040

≈ $420 · Per unit

Sauna accessories kitSelect a configuration

Recovery & Performance

Sauna accessories kit

Keep everyday sauna controls and comfort accessories together.

Rp 3.011.040

≈ $170 · Per unit

Which sauna format fits your space?

Indoor cabins use an existing room; outdoor saunas need their own weather protection and base. Commercial projects must handle shared use and maintenance access. Compact portable steam tents are a separate product class and do not use our custom timber construction.

Local production, planned installation

Arctic Bear Wellness and Five Elements develop sauna projects with an Indonesian team and locally sourced materials where specified. Our aim is European-quality workmanship, supported by Russian sauna-building methods. Manufacture and installation across Indonesia are planned within two months; the agreed design, site readiness and any special-order materials determine the project schedule.

A structure beneath the timber

Our custom sauna construction uses a metal frame, rock wool insulation and an aluminium vapour-control layer behind the interior lining. The assembly is designed as a complete system: joints, penetrations, drying paths and corrosion protection matter as much as the visible wood. Layer thicknesses and heater clearances are specified for each project.

Fresh air in, used air out

We provide separate supply and exhaust air paths. Their positions depend on the heater, temperature sensor and whether airflow is mechanical or natural. Two openings alone do not establish adequate ventilation: the complete airflow route and drying after use are part of the design.

Timber options

Bangkirai is the exterior cladding option; Sungkai or pine wood can be specified for the interior. Premium red cedar is available to order. These are distinct timber choices, not interchangeable names. We agree the species, finish and suitability for each surface before production; special-order wood may have a different origin and lead time.

Questions before choosing

How long does a custom sauna take?

We plan manufacture and installation across Indonesia within two months. Confirm the schedule with the design, site readiness and any special-order timber.

Can I choose the timber and heater?

Yes. We agree the interior and exterior wood separately and select the heater for the room and intended use. A heater brand or power rating is not fixed until the configuration is agreed.

Can you share additional photos?

Yes. Request photos for the type and finish you are considering. Gallery images illustrate configurations; the final materials and layout are specified in the proposal.

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