AssemblyUpdated an hour ago

Assembly takes about 2 hours and needs two adults. The heater must be installed and hardwired by a certified electrician.

Before you start

• Choose a dry, level indoor spot that can hold 432 lb, away from water, flames and flammable materials.
• Leave enough overhead room to reach the sauna's ceiling for electrical connections.
• Conduit will run from the side of the sauna to your breaker panel. Placing the sauna close to your panel keeps the electrician's cost down.
• Tools: screwdriver, electric screwdriver, power drill, Allen wrench, tape measure, pencil, cutter, mallet, step ladder and spirit level.

Steps

1. Unbox. Remove all panels from the crate and identify the base, rear, left, right, front and roof panels, plus the heater, bench, backrest and hardware bag.
2. Place the base. Set the bottom panel in its final spot and confirm it is perfectly level.
3. Attach the rear panel. Line up the groove on the base with the channel on the rear panel. The backrest and LED strips come pre-installed.
4. Attach the side panels. The left panel has the vent slats and the right panel has the window. Line up the grooves with the rear panel and lock them with the clip-and-lock mechanisms.
5. Attach the front panel and door. The door comes mounted on the front panel and is heavy. Keep it secured so it can't swing open. Clip it to the left panel and fix it to the right panel with 2 long screws.
6. Install the roof. Connect the electrical connectors under the roof to the tops of the side panels, then set the roof and fasten it with the provided screws.
7. Install the bench. Connect the RGB connector first. Fit the calf panel, then the bench, onto the pre-installed supports. No hardware is needed.
8. Heater. The Harvia heater mounts on the pre-drilled holes on the right panel. It must be installed and hardwired by a certified electrician. See the Electrical Installation Guide in the Forge section.
9. Finish and inspect. Install the handle, warning signs, thermometer and timer, and build the wooden guard around the heater. Check that all panels sit flush and the door, handle and switches work.