3 Person

A 3-person sauna is designed to bridge the gap between a compact footprint and a social environment. Most rectangular models in this collection have a width of approximately 150cm to 160cm and a depth of 110cm to 120cm. Corner models are also popular, typically requiring about 150cm x 150cm of wall space. These dimensions allow three adults to sit comfortably side-by-side or for one person to fully lounge across the bench for a more immersive solo session.

Yes. While larger than solo units, a 3-person sauna is still a modular "room-within-a-room." It is delivered as flat-packed panels that are designed to fit through standard UK doorways and hallways. Because they are freestanding and do not require plumbing, they are frequently installed in converted garages, home gyms, or large master bedrooms. You should ensure your ceiling height is at least 200cm to 210cm to allow for the roof panel assembly.

Due to the increased internal volume and the number of heaters required to maintain a consistent temperature, the power requirements can vary:

• Infrared Models: Some 3-person infrared cabins are high-efficiency and may run on a standard 13-Amp socket, but many premium models require a 20-Amp or 32-Amp dedicated supply.
• Traditional/Hybrid Models: These typically use 4.5kW to 6kW heaters and almost always require a dedicated 32-Amp supply with a rotary isolator.

Note: For safety and local building compliance, all final electrical connections must be completed by a qualified Part P electrician.

A 3-person sauna, including the timber, glass, and three occupants, can weigh between 350kg and 500kg. While most modern UK homes with concrete or reinforced timber floors can support this, we recommend placing the unit on a level, solid surface. If you are installing it in a garden room or a loft, ensure the sub-floor is rated for this concentrated weight to prevent any structural settling.

In a 3-person cabin, "Full-Spectrum" heaters ensure that every occupant receives a balanced distribution of Near, Mid, and Far-Infrared wavelengths. This is crucial for shared sessions, as it prevents "cold spots" and ensures that the radiant heat penetrates deep into the muscle tissue of everyone inside, supporting recovery from DOMS (Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness) and promoting collagen production for skin health.

Yes. We offer a professional structural assembly service for all models in this collection. Our specialist team handles the precision alignment of the heavy timber panels, the secure fitting of the L-shaped benching systems, and the hanging of the toughened glass doors to ensure a perfect thermal seal.

• Important: Please note that our service covers the physical build only; the final electrical wiring and heater connection must be commissioned by your own qualified electrician.

With more people using the sauna, moisture management is key. Our cabins are crafted from premium, kiln-dried timbers like Hemlock or Canadian Red Cedar, which are naturally resistant to bacteria and warping. To keep the wood in peak condition:

• Always use towels on the benches to absorb perspiration.
• Leave the door open for 15 minutes after each session to allow for full air circulation.
• Wipe down the benches with a damp cloth (no harsh chemicals) once a week.