Sauna for your home

Instead of overcrowded saunas in swimming pools or wellness temples, there is a much better alternative: a small sauna for your home, where you can sweat comfortably alone, with your family or with friends. You have the option of integrating a sauna outdoors, for example in the garden or on the terrace. Even more comfortable is an indoor sauna, for which you don't even have to leave the house.

Today, modern saunas are available in many different sizes, so that the right sauna can be found for almost any room size. Space-saving, high-quality sauna technology and a chic design make up the modern sauna for the home.

• In a room with a pitched roof
  
• Adaptation to existing windows, fireplaces, pillars
  
• Under stairs

A sauna can be placed anywhere in the house where there is enough space and a power connection. A possibility for extensive ventilation is also important. It is just as possible to install a sauna in the bathroom as in the hobby room in the basement or in the attic.

Experience shows that the more accessible the sauna is at home, the more often it will be used. So why not install the sauna near the bedroom and bathroom? Or in the living room near the garden or conservatory. The decisive factor is the easy accessibility of a shower, which is either installed especially for the sauna or integrated into the bathroom. If you have plenty of space, you can also equip the sauna with a relaxation area.

Tip: Saunas with modern glass fronts allow a view inside the house or directly into the garden. This creates space and architectural possibilities.

In principle, the sauna location can be chosen freely, but there are a few requirements that need to be taken into account.

IThe location for your sauna is basically flexible, although there are a few important aspects to consider:

1. Surface: The floor must be smooth and waterproof, ideally tiled.
   
2. Ventilation: Sufficient ventilation is required for the water vapour produced during the sauna session, either through a window or an electric ventilation system.
   
3. Cooling down: It is important to have a nearby opportunity to cool down, be it in the garden, on the terrace, in the pool or with a shower.
   
4. Relaxation zone: Plan an area for relaxation, for example with a sauna lounger in a quiet environment.
   
5. 400V connection: Make sure that the heater matches the size of the sauna and that a 400V connection is available.
   

In principle, the sauna location can be chosen freely, only a few requirements must be observed:

What does a sauna at home cost? The costs vary greatly and depend on the model, size and equipment of the sauna.

You can choose between a corner, wall or niche installation, a Finnish sauna heater or a bio sauna heater. A large glass front, interior and exterior panelling in various colours and materials can be flexibly selected. Other optional features such as individual control, integrated LED lighting, a sound system and accessories for infusions and much more can be selected.

Simply plan your sauna at home with our practical configurator. Depending on the sauna model and size, prices range from CHF 10,000 to CHF 25,000 for a modular Nido Indoor sauna, while an individual sauna costs between CHF 20,000 and CHF 40,000 on average. Monthly operating costs are added to the purchase price. These vary greatly depending on the electricity provider, heater model and sauna size. An average sauna evening with 2 sessions in a cabin with 9.5 kW costs approx. 3 to 5 CHF per use.

Tip: For a sauna at home for two people, we recommend a sauna size of at least 1.5 x 2 metres if you want to sit and relax in it. About four people will find room comfortably in a 2.20 x 2.20 metre model.

With our expert advice, building your sauna at home is child's play. Customised relaxation zones are designed to meet your needs and personal style. Our wellness experts will be happy to help you achieve more relaxation in your own home.