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The striking QUADRA X sauna, with its 188 cm length and sleek glass door, delivers a truly distinctive sauna experience.

Defined by its unique shape and refined design, it stands out as a statement feature — bringing both style and luxury to any garden setting.

The Quadra X outdoor sauna is our best-selling model, combining an exceptional sauna experience with a compact, space-efficient design.

Beautifully crafted to enhance any garden or patio, it delivers both performance and style — making it a standout addition to your outdoor space.

BASIC PARAMETERS:

  • Number of persons: 2–4
  • External dimensions: height 220 × width 211.5 × length 188 cm
  • Weight: 650 kg
  • Construction: wall thickness 40 mm
  • Sauna material: Thermo Pine
  • Bench material: Thermo Aspen
  • Floor material: Thermo Aspen
  • Sauna seating: 2× sauna bench
  • Retractable belts
  • Fasteners

STANDARD EQUIPMENT:

  • Fully glazed front, 8 mm thick
  • LED light strip
  • Roof shingles
  • Ventilation

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT:

  • 1/2 panorama window
  • Audio system with Bluetooth
  • Assembled sauna
  • Sauna outdoor deck

Hanscraft Quadra X Wooden Back Outdoor Sauna for 2-4 Persons

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Sauna FAQs

Running costs depend on the type of sauna:


  • Infrared sauna: typically £0.30 – £0.80 per session

  • Traditional sauna: typically £1 – £3 per session

Infrared is more energy efficient, while traditional saunas use more power due to higher heat levels.

The main difference is how they heat:


  • Infrared saunas heat your body directly at lower temperatures (around 40–60°C)

  • Traditional saunas heat the air to higher temperatures (70–100°C), often with steam

👉 Infrared = gentler, longer sessions

👉 Traditional = hotter, more intense experience

Both are great — it depends on preference:


  • Infrared is ideal for ease, efficiency, and everyday use

  • Traditional is better if you want a more authentic, high-heat sauna experience

Infrared: around 10–20 minutes


Traditional: around 30–45 minutes

  • Most infrared saunas run on a standard 13amp plug

  • Traditional saunas usually require a higher power supply (often 32amp)

Always check the specific model or ask us if unsure.

Yes — both types are suitable for home installation.

They can be installed in:


  • Spare rooms

  • Home gyms

  • Garden rooms

  • Garages (if insulated)

No plumbing is required.

Basic airflow is recommended, but no specialist ventilation system is needed in most homes.

Yes — both infrared and traditional saunas are safe when used correctly.

Most people use them 3–5 times per week for relaxation and wellbeing.

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