Saunas

Arden Sauna types

In principle, a wooden barrel sauna or sauna house is easy to build yourself. Pay particular attention to the wall thickness and what is/is not included. Pay particular attention to which heating method (sauna heater) best suits your situation.

For electric heating you need to install electricity and in some cases even three-phase power. If power current is required, we will state this in the model.

Barrel Sauna

The barrel sauna, all of which are available in either untreated spruce, or in a thermo-wood equivalent ranging from 250cm up to 400cm deep. Our barrel saunas are exceptional outdoor sauna solutions that blend functionality and aesthetics seamlessly.

Why a barrel sauna? The unique barrel shape minimizes heat loss and creates an inviting and cozy sauna environment. Not to mention, their design provides a more luxurious touch to your garden, creates the ultimate sauna experience.

Sauna Pods

We sell Sauna pods in three distinct sizes, ranging up from a depth of 2.8m to 4.8m in both untreated spruce and also a heat treated version known as thermowood.

Sauna pods typically offer a cozy and intimate sauna experience, often designed for smaller spaces or personal relaxation. These pods often feature distinctive, rounded designs and are constructed using high-quality, thermally efficient materials to maintain a comfortable sauna environment.

Sauna Rooms

These quirky outdoor saunas that are a very unique take and will turn really make your garden stand out, two sizes available with thermo-wood equivalents.

Sauna cubes are compact and contemporary outdoor saunas designed for those with limited space or a preference for modern aesthetics. They feature sleek designs, high-quality materials, and efficient heating systems, providing a comfortable and convenient sauna experience.

Sauna Houses

New to our catalogue are our Outdoor Sauna Houses in a diverse range of different shapes, styles and sizes. These sauna houses are absolutely stunning structures and all made in the same construction method as our sturdy 70mm Log Cabins.

Our outdoor sauna kit is known for its exceptional quality and craftsmanship. The rustic charm provides the perfect blend of traditional sauna experience and modern convenience of a new and more significant garden statement.

Accessories for sauna

Are you choosing a trendy wooden outdoor sauna with a beautiful coating? Or a natural wooden sauna house to stain according to your own preference? Outdoor sauna for 2, 3 or even 4 people? Here you can find all related sauna products and accessories.

Wood burning stove

Wood burners provide an authentic sauna experience, with the smell of burning wood and the sound of crackling flames to complete the sauna ambiance. Burning certain types of wood, such as birch or cedar, can release aromatic oils that provide a pleasant and relaxing scent during the sauna session.

Wood is generally less expensive than electricity or gas, making a wood burning stove a cost-effective option over time.

Electric heaters

Electric sauna heaters are easy to use, requiring only a power source and a thermostat to regulate the temperature. There is no need to store or chop wood, or to deal with the fumes and smoke of a wood-burning heater. They are easy to install in a variety of sauna spaces. Some models even come with built-in controls for added convenience.

Electric heaters require minimal maintenance, making them a hassle-free option for sauna owners. They don’t require chimney cleaning or ash removal, and their heating elements are easy to replace if needed

Sauna stones

Sauna stones play a vital role in the experience of a sauna. Typically made rocks like granite or basalt, these stones retain heat exceptionally well and distribute it evenly throughout the sauna. When water is poured over them, sauna stones produce a burst of steam, increasing the humidity and creating the characteristic ambiance of a traditional sauna experience.

Sauna lights

Sauna lighting serves both functional and aesthetic purposes, enhancing the overall ambiance and safety of the sauna environment. Typically, sauna lights are designed to withstand high temperatures and moisture levels. Soft, warm-colored lighting to immerse you in comfort and rejuvenation.

Benefits of an outdoor sauna

There are many advantages and benefits to having a sauna in your garden, these include:

Stress relief: Results show Saunas help reduce stress, improve relaxation, and promote better sleep and the steam can clear the sinuses and improve breathing.

Increased Circulation and Detoxification: Additionally, Saunas can increase blood flow and promote sweating, which can help to detoxify the body and improve circulation.

Socialising: Saunas can be a great way to socialize with friends and family, as they provide a comfortable space to unwind and spend time together.

Pain Relief: Sauna heat can work wonders on physical pain, helping to relax muscles and alleviate aches.

Skin health: Saunas can help to improve the health of your skin by opening up pores and increasing blood flow.

Mental Clarity: The serene environment and escape from daily distractions provided by a sauna can lead to mental clarity and improved focus.

Aesthetic appeal: Saunas can be a beautiful addition to your garden or backyard. They have a rustic and natural look that can add charm and character to your outdoor space.

Maintenance

Cleaning and Upkeep

Regular upkeep includes cleaning the interior and exterior surfaces to prevent dirt buildup and bacteria build up, which could compromise hygiene. Additionally, inspecting the saunas heating elements, such as the heater rocks and electrical components, ensures safe operation.

Monitoring humidity levels and ventilation helps prevent mold and mildew growth, ensuring a comfortable and healthy sauna experience.

It is also important to not treat the interior of your outdoor sauna stain, paint or oil can release toxic substances under the high temperatures in the sauna. You stain the outside of your sauna house or barrel sauna as you would with a log cabin. Also include half of the tongue and groove, but not the inside.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Heater Malfunctions: Issues with the sauna heater, such as failure to heat up or uneven heating, can disrupt sauna sessions. This could be due to electrical problems, thermostat issues, or worn-out heating elements.

Poor Ventilation: Inadequate ventilation can lead to a buildup of moisture and unpleasant odors within the sauna. Proper ventilation is essential for maintaining air quality and preventing mold and mildew growth.

Maintenance Neglect: Neglecting routine maintenance tasks such as cleaning, replacing sauna stones, and sauna heaters can lead to various issues over time, including hygiene problems, equipment malfunction, and safety hazards.

Wood Deterioration: Sauna wood can deteriorate over time due to exposure to moisture and heat, leading to warping, cracking, or discoloration. Regular wood treatment and inspection are necessary to maintain the sauna's structural integrity and aesthetics.

Getting your sauna room ready for winter

Preparing your sauna for winter ensures that it remains a cozy retreat even in the coldest months. Start by checking the insulation to prevent heat loss and seal any gaps that may have developed. Clean the sauna interior thoroughly to remove any dirt or residue that could affect performance or hygiene.

Stock up on essentials like sauna fragrances, and cleaning supplies to keep your sauna inviting throughout the winter season. With these preparations, your sauna will be ready to provide warmth and ultimate relaxation during colder months.