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Woodpecker 1.6M Terrace Sauna (Pre-Built)
£4,999.00 - £6,799.00
- Description
- Specification
The terrace sauna boasts an optional panoramic window and a sturdy, toughened glass door. Within the sauna are alder benches and the roof finish may be selected in black, brown, red, or green ketpal sheet. This sauna will blend seamlessly with your garden's aesthetic. Moreover, you may personalise your sauna experience by selecting from an array of heaters, ranging from traditional wood-fired heaters to more convenient electric ones.
- NEW Colour Changing LED Interior
- Includes Harvia® BC60 6kW Electric Heater - If you would like an upgrade, see the options below and give us a call.
- Upgrade from Harvia® BC60 6kW to Harvia® PC90 9kW Electrical Heater - £249.00
- Upgrade from Harvia® BC60 6kW to Harvia® M3 Black 16.5kW Wood Fired Heater - £495.00
- Alder Wood Terrace Benches
- Panoramic Glass Door: H 1690mm x L 590mm (8mm Bronze Safety Glass)
- 42mm Side Timber Thickness
- 24mm Front & Back Timber Thickness
- Floor Grates Material
- Ventilation Holes
- Drain Tap
Delivery costs between £250.00 - £850.00
The standard roof colour is Black - Other colours are available (Brown, Red, Green)
The standard order is wood color #4 - Woodland Red Effect, but Charcoal & Natural Effect are available.
| Heaters | 6kw |
| Material | Wood |
| Dimensions |
2050mm H x 1600mm L x 2150mm W |
| Glass Door |
1690mmH x 590mm L |
FINANCE
PAY MONTHLY
We have partnered with Novuna and Snap Finance to offer a range of competitive finance packages allowing our customers to pay monthly for their products.
Your deposit can be adjusted from 10-75% on products to find a monthly payment that suits your budget. If at any time you want to pay off your finance agreement early, that's not a problem.
A variety of competitive payment options are available on our full range of saunas,
For longer-term agreements, the rate can vary depending on your deposit amount. We tailor our products to suit you.
When you have placed your order with us , we will arrange for one of our Engineers to come out to your property to carry out a free of charge access check to ascertain whether you will need a crane or hiab to get your new sauna in place.
Once this has been decided we will contact you to arrange a convenient delivery date for our Engineers to come and deliver your sauna
Frequently Asked Questions
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A sauna is a small room or enclosed space designed to produce high temperatures and humidity to promote relaxation and well-being through heat therapy.
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Saunas work by heating the air and surfaces within the room, typically using electric heaters, wood-burning stoves, or infrared heaters to raise the temperature, creating a dry or wet heat environment.
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A dry sauna uses a heater to produce high heat with low humidity, while a steam sauna, often called a steam room, generates heat and humidity by boiling water and producing steam.
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Sauna use can provide various health benefits, including improved circulation, relaxation, stress reduction, and potential benefits for the cardiovascular system. Some people also use saunas for detoxification and pain relief.
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Saunas can lead to temporary weight loss due to sweating, but this weight loss is typically water weight and not fat loss. Regular sauna use alone is not a sustainable method for losing weight.
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Sauna sessions usually last between 10 to 20 minutes, but it's important to listen to your body and not overdo it. If you're new to saunas, start with shorter sessions and gradually increase the duration.
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Sauna use is generally safe for most people. However, individuals with certain medical conditions, such as heart problems, should consult a doctor before using a sauna. Dehydration and overheating are potential risks if precautions aren't taken.
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Children can use saunas, but they should be closely supervised and have shorter and cooler sessions compared to adults. It's essential to ensure their safety and comfort.
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It's recommended to shower before entering a sauna to remove any lotions, oils, or sweat, which can create an unpleasant aroma when heated. After your sauna session, a cool shower is typically recommended to cool down and remove sweat and toxins.
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It's generally not recommended for pregnant women to use saunas, as the high temperatures can pose risks to the developing fetus. It's essential for pregnant individuals to consult with their healthcare provider before using a sauna.